Jamie Yocono on sat 15 nov 08
Hi Richard (and other people who spray their glazes),
Very interesting blog post about building your spraying booth. I wish
I had enough space to keep a dedicated booth in place.
I have a question about something - in the photos you posted, I
noticed some over spray on the back and side walls. How do you keep
that from flaking off when spraying? I've had trouble with overspray
flaking off and landing on the new piece I'm spraying. It's especially
troublesome when I am going from a dark glaze to a lighter one, as it
fouls the lighter coat. Any suggestions?
On a totally unrelated note - my significant other is currently on a
trek in Nepal, hiking to Mt. Everest base camp. It's an amazing 22 day
climb, she just reached base camp yesterday. I'll be blogging about it
a bit, especially when I have more photos to post in a few days.
There's no way I could do it - she says it's less that 20?F in her
tent each night. Oy.
Jamie in Vegas
www.wooditis.blogspot.com
Lee Love on sat 15 nov 08
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 9:00 AM, Jamie Yocono wrote:
> On a totally unrelated note - my significant other is currently on a
> trek in Nepal, hiking to Mt. Everest base camp. It's an amazing 22 day
> www.wooditis.blogspot.com
Jamie, I just come home from glazing for lunch. I bought 10 Kothe
(deep fried momos/dumplings) from the Himalayan Resturant near clay
center. I was introduced to momos by Tibetan friends, but those
were steamed and not fried. I have a couple Tibetan teachers who now
live in Nepal.
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Lee Love in Minneapolis
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program that governs the way we see 'reality.'" --Sam Keen
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