Across
- 4. the third step in throwing a pot on the wheel
- 7. pottery wheel turned by hand
- 8. “Like glaze covering an earthen vessel are burning lips and a _______ heart” Proverbs 26:23
- 11. the main “glass forming” ingredient in glaze
- 13. the process of removing excess clay from the bottom of your pottery
- 15. the direction the pottery wheel spins for a left-handed potter
- 16. the first step when throwing a pot on the wheel
- 19. use these fingers when opening a pot during throwing
- 20. location of the oldest pottery wheels on the planet
- 21. apply this to surfaces of clay you wish to keep unglazed
- 22. applying this liquid-glass formula to pots seals the surface “pores”
- 23. the ingredient in clay causing melting temperature of silica to drop
Down
- 1. smoothing or polishing clay, great for the bottoms of pots
- 2. this artist taught at the U of M, lived in Still Water MN and became a world-renowned potter
- 3. Mr. Anderson uses this method of glaze application for his pottery.
- 5. made of potentially hazardous materials, use with caution
- 6. this coating allows your pottery to be food-safe
- 9. the fine cracks in glaze caused by too rapid of cooling
- 10. pottery wheel that is the most powerful, consistent and efficient
- 12. this tool is helpful in removing pots from the wheel
- 14. the bottom of a wheel-thrown pot
- 15. do this to the bottom of every pot to avoid cracks during drying
- 16. the natural element added to glazes to create a striking blue coloration
- 17. pottery wheel invented by Bernard Leach in St. Ives England
- 18. tool used to trim a lip or test a thickness