Across
- 5. and then smoothing over the joints
- 9. 3rd Firing for overglaze, glaze decal, gold or silver etc…decoration
- 10. Some moisture remains, clay holds its formed shape. Still accepts additional parts
- 12. which forces out trapped air pockets and develops a uniform texture to remove air
- 13. the method potter use to adhere two pieces of clay together
- 14. a hand building method of forming pottery by building up the walls with ropelike rolls of
- 16. Mixed Clay body must be aged least 2 weeks before use
- 18. The first firing, without over glaze.
- 19. The final firing, with overglaze.
- 20. A form made from plaster of paris in which clay can be shaped. It absorbs moisture
- 21. Ball of clay is pressed, pulled, and pinched into a shape with hands.
Down
- 1. forming plastic clay on potter's wheel to make a symmetry pot
- 2. Center the wedged clay on the wheel head
- 3. Kneading and mixing clay with the fingers and heels of the hands in a rocking spiral
- 4. Choose clay bodies concern working methods, charateristics, and function of works
- 6. filling a plaster mold with liquid clay (slip) to allow a build-up of clay as the water content is absorbed.
- 7. appling a thin coat of glass.
- 8. thumb is used to open the center
- 11. finishing off by trimming the walls and foot of a pot on the wheel while the clay is leather-hard
- 15. Various making techniques and decorating techniques available
- 17. No moisture left; chalky dry. Must be at this stage to be fired.