Jonathan Kirkendall on fri 23 mar 07
Bunny,
This does sound like a lime pop off to me - do you wedge your clay up on
a plaster slab? Sometimes a little bit of plaster (a tiny piece!) can
get wedged up in the clay, and when you bisque it, it causes something
like what you described. If you were to take out the cracked bit, you
may even see a tiny white dot at the very top (or bottom - at the
beginning, at any rate) of the blow out.
Jonathan in DC
who, in writing this post, fondly remembered the lime lollipops he got
as a kid at the dr's office.
Bunny Lemak wrote:
> Someone else suggested it might be a "lime pop-off" and come to the list
> for help. Since I've never heard of this, could someone with experience
> out there please tell me if this is what happened?
>
> Thanks-
>
> Bunny
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