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ash glaze by
sandi
Hello Everyone,
I've washed my woodstove ashes 3 times, sieved them and tied a piece
of cloth over a bucket and dumped the ashes on the cloth and let them
suspend over the bucket a few days but now I think I need to lay them
out flat and break up the clumps but I don't know what to put them on
that...
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November 30th 04 12:09 PM
by JM
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Please wish me luck by
J M
HI all,
I'm in the process of moving my studio some 300 miles, from my home in the
Midlands UK to a harbourside village in South Cornwall. Lease contracts got
signed yesterday and we aquire the premises on Saturday. There is a lot of
work to be done, before we can open to the public, we are...
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HEAT RETENTIVE PLATES IN GOOGLE by
Juan
Hello,
I invite everybody to type "heat retentive plates" in Google to learn
about a ceramic microwaveable heat retentive plate that you preheat for
just one minute, and stays HOT FOR 1/2 HOUR and the rim remains cool
for easy handling.
Regards.
Juan
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July 26th 06 06:50 PM
by Juan
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florida keys still there? by
Slgraber
is wayneinkeywest still there?
i suspose it might not have been a good night to try a wood fire with huricane
charlie passing by...
i hope all's ok over there...
maybe this was a good day to collect some seaweed & driftwood though for that
beach pit firing.
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new potter here... by
MOhar871
this is a fun thing that i would love to start in my home. i am taking my
second series of classes, but in the future if i want to get a wheel and kiln,
where would i get this stuff from. i am not opening a business or anything,
just for fun. or is it best just to join open studio somewhere. i am...
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Bird baths by
Red Deer
Hi Everyone,
I want to throw a 2 piece bird bath. I have no trouble with the tall
pedestal but the wide low bowl part is giving me a problem. The sides
start to sag when I pull it out so far. There must be a secret trick
to it. If anyone knows how to throw a wide (maybe 15 inches) low
(maybe 3...
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Janice James Raku Artist by
dylan
Hi,
Here is a link to the updated website of Janice James, the raku ceramic
artist.
http://www.janicejamesceramics.com
Any suggestions/comments would be very much appreciated.
Regards
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December 20th 05 11:41 AM
by Ten80
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Ruined Pit Fired Pieces by
Mel Owen
Attended a ceramics class and of course, as we were pit firing it rained
and doused the fire. The results were not pretty! I'm now back home and only
can electric fire. Can I add low fire glaze to the bowls and re-fire them ?
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kiln bricks wanted UK by
Fricks
Anyone have any good ideas of places to get cheap bricks, perhaps
seconds from a factory or the like. Want enough for an outdoor gas
kiln of about 1 cu m.
Plan to SW fire.
Any advice / ideas much appreciated.
Based in Buckingham,
Paul f
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Shelves by
Lindsay MacArthur
Any suggestions for removing baked in glaze from shelves.
LMac
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^4-6 clear glaze gloss by
J R Lawson
Is there a recipe that anyone is willing to share for a ^4-6 clear gloss
glaze?
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June 5th 07 01:01 AM
by Tom
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LET'S TRY AGAIN-9 REDCLAY IN UK? by
pete
Hi Anybody
I'm trying to source red clays that will fire to 1270/1280 that are
accessible within a reasonable distance from London. Found 'keupers red'
but need to go a little higher for my glazes and porosity considerations.
thanks
pete
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Firing stoneware for decorating with acylic paints by
Diego
I've had no problem painting acrylic paint on pieces from bisque (06)
all the way to cone 10. If it is stoneware, it should stick just fine.
Diego
"no spam here, thanks" wrote in message
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I'm arranging a sort of 'pottery...
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May 17th 04 07:35 PM
by Diego
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Once Glazed, Twice Fired? by
Lindsay MacArthur
Actually I have several somewhat related questions
1. I have some pieces that I used wax resist on for decoration. A
couple of them I'm not pleased with after coming out of the glost
fire. Can I glaze the unglazed parts and refire the pieces?
2. There was a question a week or so ago regarding...
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Fire Clay? by
Bill DeWitt
My local brickyard has bags of something called "Fire clay" which they
instruct me to mix with portland cement to make a fire brick. I suspect that
this is wrong (or useful only for fireplaces). My intuition tells me that I
should form it into my shape (I have a special shape in mind) and then...
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Who is the ceramic artist "Orr"? by
bmorisky
Does anyone know of the ceramic artist from the turn of the century or
late 1800's with the wild beard. I htought that his name is George Orr.
Any help would be great.
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Glazing pottery ladles and spoons by
JM
Can anyone tell me if there is a technique to all-over glaze a pottery ladle
or spoon without it sticking to the kiln shelf. Are kiln stilts needed?
Yours quizzingly,
JM
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November 15th 04 10:19 AM
by JM
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Firing Decals on Store-bought Ceramic Wall Tiles by
Marni
I've been thinking about buying some plain white, glazed ceramic wall tiles
and then applying decals on them, and firing the decals. Has anyone tried
this? I think it would work since decals are only fired to somewhere around
^018 (not sure, have to look it up again).
Marianne
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Boycott Gettysburg by
Tom
Link to Gettysburg photos showing the Gettysburg battlefield before
superintendent John Latschar's ego ran amok and ruined it.
http://users.snip.net/~hart/
We loved Gettysburg: married there, took dozens of week-long trips, spent
many thousands of dollars there, and even considered moving there....
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August 16th 06 03:53 PM
by Tom
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