Across
- 4. Capable of being dissolved in water.
- 5. Heat clay to a very high temperature to harden it.
- 7. An earthly substance composed of various minerals.
- 8. Red clay.
- 11. Very fine, slick clay
- 13. Pots which are made using your hands and the basic tools
- 15. Pieces of broken pottery that's been fired.
- 17. Dry (bonedry) unfired clay projects that will be fired.
Down
- 1. Once Fired, unglazed clay.
- 2. hard: Half dry clay. Best to carve and fettle.
- 3. Soft workable clay.
- 6. To rework dry clay.
- 9. Low firing clay about 1700 degrees. (clay we use in class)
- 10. Coarse high-firing clay. Has lots of grog in it to make it rough
- 11. functional containers made of clay.
- 12. Liquid clay for decoration, casting, and joining clay.
- 14. dry: Very dry brittle and chalky clay.
- 16. Tiny bits of hard fired clay. Looks like sand.