Across
- 6. first firing
- 7. 50% clay, 50% water. Used for attaching clay
- 9. Careful to not twist/kink, we use this to cut piece of clay as well as cut projects off the wheel
- 11. second firing; also refers to what we "paint" the clay with
- 12. A method of creating pottery vessels on a pottery wheel
- 14. Small bowl shape piece of ceramic made by rolling clay into a ball and pinching to create sides
- 15. Tool used to smooth out surface
- 17. made from the earth's crust
Down
- 1. rolling out clay into rope like pieces to handbuild with
- 2. Like an oven for firing pottery and fusing glass
- 3. A method of kneading the clay to mix and remove air bubbles
- 4. To heat a clay object in a kiln to a specific temperature
- 5. pots and other articles made by earthenware, stoneware, or porcelain
- 7. handbuilding technique using evenly flattened clay
- 8. Most decoration is done in this stage: carving, stamping, etc. Roughly 10% water
- 10. don't glaze the ________ of your project
- 13. Completely air-dried 2% water; ready to be bisque fired! AKA greenware
- 14. 25% water; the stage of clay we’re most familiar working with. Able to be manipulated into different shapes without cracking
- 16. A flat disk made out of plaster, wood, or plastic fixed to the wheel head with pins
