Elca Branman on sun 27 jan 02
I don"t foot them..I make sure the bottom is flat and dries flat, but I
have occasionally used lugs in the four corners, or two bars, one across
each end, for larger serving platters...
It is so funny answering these visual questions using language,,really
hard!
Elca
On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 14:08:38 EST Dinah Collopy
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> Elca, do you put a foot on your square plates and if so how and when?
> Thanks
> Dinah
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Dinah Collopy on sun 27 jan 02
Elca, do you put a foot on your square plates and if so how and when?
Thanks
Dinah
Ilene Mahler on mon 28 jan 02
How about a demo in the Clayart room in March...Ilene who is only visual....
----- Original Message -----
From: Elca Branman
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Subject: Re: Square plates-Elca
> I don"t foot them..I make sure the bottom is flat and dries flat, but I
> have occasionally used lugs in the four corners, or two bars, one across
> each end, for larger serving platters...
> It is so funny answering these visual questions using language,,really
> hard!
> Elca
> On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 14:08:38 EST Dinah Collopy
> writes:
> > Elca, do you put a foot on your square plates and if so how and when?
> > Thanks
> > Dinah
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Fredrick Paget on mon 28 jan 02
Lying in bed this morning and reading the newspaper I looked up and saw a
perfect mold for a square plate!
It is the glass cover on the overhead light in the ceiling.
I will have to spirit it away to my studio and drape it in clay. A perfect
sushi plate and with two scallops per edge to boot.
Fred
>I don"t foot them..I make sure the bottom is flat and dries flat, but I
>have occasionally used lugs in the four corners, or two bars, one across
>each end, for larger serving platters...
>It is so funny answering these visual questions using language,,really
>hard!
> Elca
From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
potterybydai on mon 28 jan 02
Ilene said, re: Elca's plate method: > How about a demo in the Clayart room
in March...Ilene who is only visual....
How about an article with photos in PMI for those of us who don't have a
hope in hell of ever getting to NCECA? (Unless, maybe, it's in Seattle )
Dai in Kelowna, BC
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Elca Branman on mon 28 jan 02
Alas, I'll not b there, otherwise would have been happy to...
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> How about a demo in the Clayart room in March...Ilene who is only
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Les Crimp on mon 28 jan 02
I'm with Dai on this one. There are many of us who will never get to NCECA
unless it comes very close to the border in the Big Northwest Rainforest.
How about a mag article?
Les on that Island in the Pacific.
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Bill Jones on wed 30 jan 02
Dai,
Your suggestion for having Elca explain her process in PMI is a very good
one. PMI is an excellent vehicle for Clayarters to visually describe some of
their techniques and I am quite receptive to submissions. Not everyone gets
to NCECA (approx. 4,000) and the 18,000 readers of PMI provides a great and
appreciative audience.
Bill Jones
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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 11:52:20 -0800
From: potterybydai
Subject: Re: Square plates-Elca
Ilene said, re: Elca's plate method: > How about a demo in the Clayart room
in March...Ilene who is only visual....
How about an article with photos in PMI for those of us who don't have a
hope in hell of ever getting to NCECA? (Unless, maybe, it's in Seattle )
Dai in Kelowna, BC
potterybydai@shaw.ca
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