Dan and Joanne Taylor on mon 23 jun 97
A short time ago there was a thread on Clayart about signing one's work,
whether to or not. Well, my question goes to those who do sign their
work, as I do. Until recently, I've scribed my name into the pot but
have decided that it might be better to use some kind of stain and paint
my signature. Makes for a smoother bottom. My problem is in finding a
mixture that won't smudge. Anyone out there with a solution you're
willing to share?
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Dan Taylor in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Production potter - Taylor Clayworks
Jasper Stil on thu 26 jun 97
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On Mon, 23 Jun 1997 16:35:13 EDT, you wrote:
=3E ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3E A short time ago there was a thread on Clayart about signing one's work,
=3E whether to or not. Well, my question goes to those who do sign their
=3E work, as I do. Until recently, I've scribed my name into the pot but
=3E have decided that it might be better to use some kind of stain and paint
=3E my signature. Makes for a smoother bottom. My problem is in finding a
=3E mixture that won't smudge. Anyone out there with a solution you're
=3E willing to share?
=3E --
=3E Dan Taylor in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
=3E Production potter - Taylor Clayworks
=3E
Hi Dan,
If you fire oxid., you could ask Lady T. Sig. for a dance at the tip of your
brush. Buff on white or vice versa.
If you don't have any, some RIO mixed with water will do.
M.Claire
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