Anji Henderson on mon 30 apr 01
I have a sloppy friend (didn't know that until now!!)
that is borrowing studio space.
I am an anal stickler about keeping a wet studio but
not as wet a leaving the hose on and flooding my
studio!!! I don't want to talk about it!!! Just spent
my trim time mopping!!
Any way I wrote water instructions since I have an
interesting set up for studio water. and just went on
a rampage and the little candy wrappers left all over
turned in to "check for any paper scraps and trashes
and put them in proper receptical" so I am trying to
have some tact here ... And I figured if I am going to
write "studio rules" I should ask the family for
input... I have the obvious like "don't use metal on
plaster wedging boards" but I am willing to read it
100 times if it gets me a good firm set of rules...
Hows about we don't piss everyone off with rules and
send it directly to me and when I get it finished I
will post it to the list... :)
Vual70@yahoo.com
Thanks much!!
Anji
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Snail Scott on tue 1 may 01
>From my college days:
"No glass or nails in the slop bin"
"No lowfire glazes in ^10 firings"
"No barefoot raku"
"No cremating pets below ^5"
-Snail
>--- Lorraine Pierce wrote:
>> Hi Anji...I would like to see them also; my first
>> one would be, 'Wheels are
>> not to be borrowed from the studio '...ah, THAT
>> incident was a shocker!!
>> Lori in New Port Richey, Fl.
Lorraine Pierce on tue 1 may 01
Hi Anji...I would like to see them also; my first one would be, 'Wheels a=
re
not to be borrowed from the studio '...ah, THAT incident was a shocker!!
Lori in New Port Richey, Fl.
Anji Henderson on tue 1 may 01
Oh MY GOD!!! See when I wrote the rules up I thought
well they are for now and any future folk.. So I tried
to write "The Studio for dummies" But I didn't know I
would have to get that detailed.... Hahahahaa
Oh I cant believe it .. But I had thought about it in
college... ;) I mean really they closed on me every
time and I wasn't done .... :)
Anji
--- Lorraine Pierce wrote:
> Hi Anji...I would like to see them also; my first
> one would be, 'Wheels are
> not to be borrowed from the studio '...ah, THAT
> incident was a shocker!!
> Lori in New Port Richey, Fl.
>
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Martin Howard on thu 3 may 01
"No cremating pets below ^5"
-Snail
As my local pet crematorium fires at 1100C, and I then use the ash, could
Snail please explain the origin and background of this particular rule.
Irrespective of the answer, it is one further rule that I will ignore, un=
til
someone can convince me otherwise:-)
Martin Howard
Webb's Cottage Pottery
Woolpits Road, Great Saling
BRAINTREE, Essex CM7 5DZ
England
martin@webbscottage.co.uk
http://www.webbscottage.co.uk
Andi Fasimpaur on thu 3 may 01
=46rom my college days:
"No glass or nails in the slop bin"
"No lowfire glazes in ^10 firings"
"No barefoot raku"
"No cremating pets below ^5"
-Snail
To this I would add:
"No midfire clay in ^10 firings"
and, for emphasis:
"Unlabled bodies will not be fired
above ^04"
It's easy enough to institute a system
of symbols to indicate body, especially
since so many of them look alike after
bisque... (personally, I use a /\ for
^10, a =3D for midrange, and a \/ for
lowfire just below my signature [to
help with orientation]... I've fallen
out of the habit recently because I'm
no longer in a public studio, and I
generally know which body I'm using for
which forms... but believe me, chipping
melted ^6 clay from the shelves after a
hard ^10 firing is no fun for anyone...
Me or the mouthbreathing idiot who I
repeatedly asked to label her clay, and
who took pieces out of a loaded kiln
which was being paid for by someone else
so that she could put her midrange ****
in... I have issues, I'm working on them.)
Best wishes,
Andi.
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inator for the Goddess 2000 Project. Visit http://www.goddess2000.org fo=
r more information about the project and its goals.
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