Christine Laginess on sun 26 dec 99
Unfortunately time got away with the holidays! So, is it possible to pit
fire greenware? And if so, will a pot started today be ready for New Year's
Eve firing in the greenware stage? And if so, should it be burnished to
achieve nice results? And if not, I will be bummed in Michigan.
Christine
chris1clay@aol.com
E&M Klausbruckner on tue 28 dec 99
Yes it can but you have to increase the temperature very slowly. You have to be
able to control the heat ....I wouldn't try it if on a piece you have specific
plans for.
Elley K.
Christine Laginess wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Unfortunately time got away with the holidays! So, is it possible to pit
> fire greenware? And if so, will a pot started today be ready for New Year's
> Eve firing in the greenware stage? And if so, should it be burnished to
> achieve nice results? And if not, I will be bummed in Michigan.
>
> Christine
> chris1clay@aol.com
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