The Brinks on sun 21 nov 99
Elizabeth, your suggestion is giving me an idea...if the rim is waxed, it
could be fired upside down, on a little grog for moveability, and become a
saggar. I may try a small pile of combustibles, and see what happens to
the interior as a result. I remember reading an article a while ago in
Ceramics Monthly, about Dennis Parks of Tuscorora NV firing concave slabs
upside down over sticks. He got interesting smoke patterns. Aaahhhh...so
many things to try!
Ann Brink in CA, getting ready to mount some tiles on plywood. They are
irregularly shaped pieces making up a cartoon Learjet flying in front of
clouds...our son's logo for his aircraft hardware business.
At 05:05 PM 11/20/99 EST, you wrote:
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>a very thin line of wax leaves just the
>vitrified clay as a border. if you wax your
>feet also, the two bands of similar colored
>clay are quite attractive and don't hamper
>function much.
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>Elizabeth Priddy
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>personal email: epriddy@usa.net
>website: http://www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
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>On Fri, 19 Nov 1999 12:13:12 Veronica Honthaas wrote:
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>>Suggestions needed for getting a nice clean line at the rim of a piece when
>>you are lining the pot with a different glaze than the outside. Mine just
>>do not look crisp and clean.Thanks Veronica
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