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Firing clay with minerals by David Longworth
Can minerals such as quartz or slate be incorporated into a sculpture and fired?
May 13th 04 08:18 AM
by Uncle John Go to last post
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Pottenbak cursus Antwerpen gezocht ?? by Amerone
Hallo, Kan iemand mij aan adressen helpne voor een cursus of workshop pottenbakken rond Antwerpen ?? bedankt, Mike
May 12th 04 08:03 PM
by Amerone Go to last post
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Advice needed on waterproofing by Bhangra Muffin
Hi I recently bought a large terracotta pot, glazed on the outside but not the inside, to use as a water feature. It looks great but sadly it is "sweating" water through the glaze. It is not losing a large amount of water but I'd like it to stop. What is the best way to achieve this, keeping in...
May 11th 04 12:53 PM
by A&V Go to last post
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kiln paranoia by wayneinkeywest
Zander, I think you're all set. The kiln is not much worse heat-wise than a gas stove. At a kiln building workshop, I was told by the instructor to "think of an electric kiln as a big toaster." Made it easier to deal with mentally. I call mine "Toasty" in honor of that workshop. Have fun with...
May 11th 04 03:23 AM
by wayneinkeywest Go to last post
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Kiln Paranoia! by Zander
Hi All, I have just finished installing a kiln in a basement pottery studio for my wife. I've done the best I can in terms of ventilation, safe wiring, etc. but I'm still feeling like it's crazy to have a kiln actually in your house. Keep in mind I am a total newbie at this, so I have no idea...
May 11th 04 01:50 AM
by Zander Go to last post
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Looking studio space/co-ops in Greater Toronto Area by Ramesh
I am a beginner, taking weekly classes in pottery. I find the 3 hours at the studio quite limited. I am looking co-ops or shared studios in the Greater Toronto Area. Thanks, Ramesh
May 10th 04 07:55 PM
by Ramesh Go to last post
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Floating Blue and pinging by CNB
I'm wondering if anyone has any idea of how I can cure this pinging. I glazed a whole load of Floating Blue and it came out beautiful! Only problem is that I heard pinging after taking the pieces out of the kiln and for a while after, which I think is not a good sign. (I took them out of kiln below...
May 10th 04 04:01 PM
by CNB Go to last post
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Canadian Ceramist Website by Rolando
Visit www.kasumipottery.com http://www.kasumipottery.com Thanks in advanced
May 4th 04 10:19 PM
by Steve Mills Go to last post
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FA: huge, 2-piece polish pottery serving tray/bowl. by Al
I've got a nice piece of Polish pottery for auction. This is a really nice set. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3721268566&category=1044&sspagename=STRK%3AMESSE%3AIT&rd=1
May 4th 04 05:17 PM
by Al Go to last post
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Question about slip by Lcdumas
The commercial clay menders may be applied to dry greenware and don't crack while they (menders) are drying. I want to paint slip all over a piece to smooth it out more, but the piece is dry. I've heard that if you mix vinegar with the slip, it behaves similarly to a clay mender. Does anyone...
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May 3rd 04 07:38 PM
by dkat Go to last post
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Italian Pottery by Tilt
Hi there, Not sure if this is the right place to post this but it's worth a try! I am looking for information on old Italian pottery. I'm particularly interested in two types. The first is called something like "Teche Noir" or "Terre Noire" but I am not too sure on the correct spelling. The second...
May 3rd 04 02:03 PM
by Tilt Go to last post
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grave markers by sandi
Hello Everyone, I want to make a grave marker for my dog. I'd like it to lay flat on the ground rather than stick up like a garden marker. Does anyone know how thick I can make the slab so that it will dry thoroughly and make it through the two firings? Thanks, Sandi
May 1st 04 12:46 AM
by steve graber Go to last post
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Kinda off-topic, but no good clay groups to post to by Phil
I'm posting here in the hopes that someone will have experience with modelling clays. The only group that exists for this subject is quite unused, sadly. I just have a question about clay quality. I bought some "plasticina" modelling clay from a company called Studio Basics. I paid $3.95 for a 1...
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April 30th 04 12:39 PM
by Phil Go to last post
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firing earthenware by sandi
Hi Everyone, I have only worked with stoneware but have been thinking about trying some earthenware. My question is if the clay is rated to cone 04 do you have to bisque it first at a lower temperature then glaze it then fire it to cone 04 or do you just fire it once and if so, when do you glaze...
April 29th 04 10:53 PM
by roz lacey Go to last post
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firing granite by steve graber
i thought i could fill up some areas in my kiln with granite rocks to help distribute heat around several larger bowls. i didn't have extra pots for this and was using up all my kiln posts. a "full" kiln usually does a better job firing with stronger colors. the rocks melted! i guess granite...
April 29th 04 01:56 PM
by Bob Masta Go to last post
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Question from a Non-Maker of ceramics by Frankie
Hello,everyone - I have a question that is probably very simple for those who make ceramics, but is quite a puzzle for the non-initiated who only collect. It has to do with the presence of a hole in the bottom of some turn of the century items that are variously identified as either "hatpins...
April 29th 04 01:03 AM
by Frankie Go to last post
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Valle Crucis Folk Art Center by Mike Hulbert
The Folk Art Center in Valle Crucis North Carolina will give visitors an opportunity to explore the High Country's rich history of folk arts. What better place to do so than the 143-year-old Hard Taylor House? Area businessman Mike Hulbert leased the house with a vision: to establish a gallery and...
April 28th 04 01:12 PM
by Mike Hulbert Go to last post
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FA:Blue Mountain Pottery Plate First Edition by Leo
Thanks for looking! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3720727151 Leo -- Im looking for Commodore 64/Vic20 Cartridges! Got any? Check out my tradelist & Gameboy Advance items for sale at http://www.commodore64.allhell.com
April 26th 04 09:23 PM
by Leo Go to last post
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paper clay by sandi
Hello Everyone, Does anyone know if you can mix up a batch of paper clay to repair a crack in a bisqued pot using the slip from the same clay your pot is and toilet paper in a blender? If so, what proportions to use? Thanks, Sandi
April 26th 04 04:49 PM
by sandi Go to last post
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Writing on a mold? by Sam
I want to have small writing on my mold so that the resultant peice will have little lettering on it. I can do caligraphy, and I can do it small. I can probably even do it backward. But I can't do all those things while scratching it out of plaster. I need something that I can maybe put on with...
April 26th 04 03:49 PM
by Kathryn & Stuart Fields Go to last post
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