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Caring for your enameled kitchenware is simple. Enamel is a coating of glass fused to a steel substrate. Your enameled kitchenware is not microwave safe. Each piece should be hand washed and is not dishwasher safe. The glass surface is durable but with excessive force it can crack and chip. Be careful to handle each piece with care. 

Caring for your piece of brass kitchenware is quick and simple. Your spoon, fork, or knife can be put in the dishwasher but may change color slightly. I recommend hand washing your utensils. When brass ages and wears it can become a bit duller and sometimes produce green spots. This is from the alloy corroding slightly. The more you use your utensil the shinier it will stay.  Your spoon, fork, or knife can be cleaned with a polishing cloth, or a soft scotchbrite pad or cloth and a paste combining lemon juice and baking soda. Rub on paste and rinse with soap and water. You can also soak your utensil in white vinegar and gently rub the surface.  

Absolutely! I often teach at different craft schools around the country a few times a year. I have also participated in demonstration events to show people what working with hot metal is like. Please reach out for private instruction options. I would love to teach you about metal!

We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs. With over 15 years of metalworking experience there are plenty of products and projects Rachel would like to create for you.

You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions.

I am currently in Philadelphia PA. I have a studio here where I create various types of metalware products and artwork.