elizabeth priddy on mon 13 aug 01
I abandoned measuring lids years ago.
If I am making bottles, corks work better.
If I am making jars, tes pots, sugar bowls, etc,
I use cookie cutters.
The metal ones with no handle and super thin. If you
fit it down inside the gallery and make the gallery
thst size, then you can fit it down over the lid and
the combination will be a perfect lid.
It also streamlined my sizes. Since I only use these
now, and I have a set ranging from 1.5-4 inches
across, it suffices for most size needs. Remembering
which one I used is easy enough if you limit your use
to the small medium large model.
Also, if you will use a tile/bat system for your lids,
and let them pop off, they will stay flat and fit
smooth as silk, as will pot, since you will not have
distorted your lovely lip by removing it from the
wheel head.
(All the tile/bat info you need is in the archives,
look before you ask!)
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PS
Send me your email address Sylvia, as I have misplaced
it and you never post....
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Elizabeth Priddy
epriddyclay@yahoo.com
www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
252-504-2622
PO Box 2342
Beaufort, NC 28516
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