Sculpture 3 Module 4 Vocabulary Crossword

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Across
  1. 4. Having minute spaces or holes through which liquid or air may pass.
  2. 6. Heating pottery for several hours at around 185-200℉. This causes any remaining moisture in the clay to evaporate slowly which prevents pottery from exploding.
  3. 8. An explosion in the kiln, due to air bubbles, too much moisture,or the presence of impurities.
  4. 10. The horizontal threads/yarn which are woven across the warp.
  5. 11. An object placed in a kiln that indicates the temperature reached. Different cones are used depending on what type of clay or result is desired.
  6. 12. a long, thin strand of cotton, nylon, or other fibers used in sewing or weaving
  7. 13. The woven sides of a piece of weaving.
  8. 14. Clay fired at relatively low temperatures of between 1,000 to 1,150 degrees. This results in a hardened but brittle material which is slightly porous.
  9. 16. A woven row
  10. 19. Dense pottery fired at high temperatures to make it resistant to liquids, or non-porous.
  11. 21. Fibers spun into strands for weaving and knitting.
  12. 22. A frame (or machine) on which weaving is done.
  13. 23. Contraction of clay body during the drying or firing processes.
Down
  1. 1. One pass of the weft thread over, under, or around the warp threads. Stitches are usually repeated many times to make a row of weaving.
  2. 2. A space created between the stationary warp threads/yarn and those lifted by a shed stick; the weft is passed through this space.
  3. 3. A slight curve is added to the weft before beating it in, in order to prevent the selvage. from becoming distorted
  4. 5. Arts including stitchery, weaving, tapestry, basketry, paper making, soft sculpture, batik and needle arts.
  5. 7. The craft or act of interlacing threads/yarn to form cloth
  6. 9. Capacity of a material to soak up a liquid.
  7. 12. Pattern placed against a clay form as a guide for shaping
  8. 15. The vertical threads/yarn which form the base of the weaving; to warp means to string the threads onto the loom.
  9. 17. To push the newest row of weft close to the previously woven weft.
  10. 18. Process of soaking and reworking dry, used clay into a workable constitency
  11. 20. Able to be dissolved, especially in water.