Across
- 1. Wet slop. Can be used as pottery glue.
- 4. A flat rolled-out piece of clay.
- 6. This is an oven-like chamber used for the firing of materials, such as clay and glaze, to form ceramics.
- 7. Hand-rolled "ropes" or "snakes" of clay.
- 8. What we use to build projects in ceramics class.
- 9. A tool that is good for carving clay and hollowing clay that is too thick.
- 10. What you must do to remove air bubbles from recycled clay.
- 11. dry Air-dried clay that is ready for the bisque fire.
- 12. A mixture of water and powdered glass used to color, decorate, strengthen, or waterproof a bisque object.
- 14. Before glazing, ________ is painted 1/4” around the base and up the sides of your bisque ware.
- 15. The small slash marks made in wet clay to help join two pieces of wet clay together.
Down
- 2. The first method of hand-building that we learned.
- 3. Clay that is too dry or too overworked to use is __________.
- 4. The cabinet where you 1st put your clay artwork to dry for at least one night. ______ dry cabinet.
- 5. _____ ware is clay that has been fired one time.
- 6. This tool is blue, made out of plastic, and you use it to blend clay seams.
- 10. You spray this on clay to keep it from getting too dry.
- 13. Hard Clay that is dried but still damp. It is good for carving.