Leava Major on wed 21 nov 01
Spent part of a precious Sat evening at a friend's home party for cooking tools and equipment.I kept
staring at the pizza stones thinking "I could make those"......
so can I make those?? Has anyone tried them out??
thanx,Leava
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bruec@anv.net on wed 21 nov 01
You could probably make one, but why? You can just buy the correct size kiln shelf. I see the kiln shelf working better =
than anything I could make with out a special clay recipe.
Original Message:
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From: Leava Major hrblsoap@SWBELL.NET
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 09:12:33 -0600
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Pizza Stone??
Spent part of a precious Sat evening at a friend's home party for cooking tools and equipment.I kept
staring at the pizza stones thinking "I could make those"......
so can I make those?? Has anyone tried them out??
thanx,Leava
--
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Lori Leary on wed 21 nov 01
Leava,
I can't tell you how to make one, because I never have. There may be
directions in the archives. But......the best pizza stone I have ever
used is a kiln shelf. Because they come in a multitude of shapes and
sizes, it is easy to get one that suits your needs. Also, they are
reasonable in price.
Good luck,
Lori L.
laleary@earthlink.net
Mountaintop, PA
Leava wrote:
>Spent part of a precious Sat evening at a friend's home party for cooking
>tools and equipment.I kept
>staring at the pizza stones thinking "I could make those"......
>
>so can I make those?? Has anyone tried them out??
>thanx,Leava
>
>--
Mike Gordon on wed 21 nov 01
Hi,
I've made a couple of them for a friend at school, he loves them.
Sculpture mix 412 rolled to 1/2" in a slab roller, bisque fired at c/04.
Any shape you want, Mike Gordon, Walnut Creek, Ca.
Cindy Strnad on wed 21 nov 01
Hi, Leava.
Yes, you could make a pizza stone. But don't,
unless you're passionate about it. Go to the local
ceramic and/or pottery supply store and buy a
full-round shelf for one of the smaller kilns.
Cheap, effective, and it doesn't take a lot of
time to perfect. (But don't use any kiln wash on
it. It flakes. )
Cindy Strnad
Earthen Vessels Pottery
RR 1, Box 51
Custer, SD 57730
USA
cindy@earthen-vessels-pottery.com
http://www.earthen-vessels-pottery.com
pammyam on wed 21 nov 01
A Pampered Chef party, perhaps?
I bought one to appease a neighbor who had a party several
years ago. It lives in my oven full time and is used for
reheating takeout pizza, toasting various breads and best of
all, roasting vegetables: sliced potatoes, zucchini, yellow
squash, carrots, peppers and even tomatoes and apples which
are a little messy. It just gets scraped every so often.
Don't know what I ever did without it.
Pam
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leava Major"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 10:12 AM
Subject: Pizza Stone??
: Spent part of a precious Sat evening at a friend's home
party for cooking tools and equipment.I kept
: staring at the pizza stones thinking "I could make
those"......
:
: so can I make those?? Has anyone tried them out??
: thanx,Leava
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