Across
- 4. scratching up the clay in order to create a rough surface to join with slip to other pieces of clay
- 5. A high temperature oven used to (fire) bake clay
- 9. The process of baking clay for many hours
- 10. Clay that is free of moisture and can be fired
- 11. what is required to be carved into the bottom of your ceramic project
- 13. Clay that is currently being worked on and has not had time to dry out
- 15. The technique of rolling out & immediately forming the clay, like how you created your mug
- 17. The material that you work on top of when you roll out your clay to prevent it from sticking to the table
- 19. a rotating stand you use when working on your project
- 20. The process of creating a small ceramic vessel using only your hands by pinching around and around
- 21. These ensure you roll the clay out to an even thickness
Down
- 1. a small piece of clay use to fill in a seam
- 2. This is what you use to roll out the clay
- 3. The term that refers to ceramic ware that has been fired once without glaze
- 6. The act of carving away slip or underglaze to reveal the clay body underneath while creating a design
- 7. can be smooth or toothed
- 8. What number slabbing sticks did I tell you to use to roll out the clay for your mug
- 12. Unfired clay that is partially dried out, but still soft enough to join or carve
- 14. What you must do to your clay piece every night if you intend to work on it the next day
- 15. Clay diluted with water, used like glue
- 16. How long do I wait for your project to dry for before I bisque fire it
- 18. A special paint, used to seal and protect pottery, which contains silica or glass.