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CERAMIC sa ANIMAL FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa AQUATIC FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa BASKET -- CERAMIC sa BIRD FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa BISQUE DOLL sa BOOKEND -- CERAMIC sa BOX -- CERAMIC sa BRACELET -- CERAMIC sa CANDLE HOLDER -- CERAMIC sa CAROUSEL ANIMAL -- CERAMIC sa CENTERPIECE -- CERAMIC sa CERAMIC BUSINESS sa CERAMIC CARVING sa CERAMIC CASTING & MOLDING sa CERAMIC CLAY sa CERAMIC DOLL sa CERAMIC DRILLING & CORING sa CERAMIC EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES sa CERAMIC GLAZING sa CERAMIC PAINTING sa CERAMIC TILE sa CHRISTMAS CANDLE HOLDER -- CERAMIC sa CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS & ORNAMENTS -- CERAMIC sa CHRISTMAS NATIVITY SCENE -- CERAMIC sa COOKWARE -- CERAMIC sa CUP -- CERAMIC sa DISH -- CERAMIC sa DOUGH ART sa EARRING -- CERAMIC sa FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa JAR -- CERAMIC sa JEWELRY -- CERAMIC sa MASK -- CERAMIC sa NECKLACE -- CERAMIC sa PENDANT -- CERAMIC sa PICTURE -- CERAMIC sa PICTURE FRAME -- CERAMIC sa PIN (JEWELRY) -- CERAMIC sa PITCHER -- CERAMIC sa PLANT CONTAINER -- CERAMIC sa PLANT: ARTIFICIAL & IMITATION -- CERAMIC sa PLAQUE -- CERAMIC sa PORCELAIN sa RELIGIOUS DECORATIONS & ORNAMENTS -- CERAMIC sa REPTILE FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa STEIN -- CERAMIC sa TERRA COTTA sa VASE -- CERAMIC sa WEDDING DECORATIONS & ORNAMENTS -- CERAMIC sa WREATH & GARLAND -- CERAMIC x EARTHENWARE x GREENWARE x POTTERY x STONEWARE xx ARTS & CRAFTS xx DOUGH ART Raku: backyard ceramics for beginners. How to make a kiln from a metal drum and soft-fire bricks. Photos show pinch pot, slab-and-drape, and slab construction pottery methods, plus how to color and glaze the pieces. Pottery basics for beginners. Three hand-building techniques are described (pinch, coil, and slab). Pottery making and modeling tools. A pottery mug like the American Indians made. Putting designs on pottery and firing them in the kitchen oven. Decorating pottery made of non-firing clay. How to make a box using slab pottery techniques. How to make "wet ware" pottery and fire it in a campfire. Working with stoneware using special slips and glazes that are easier to use. Tips on casting, cleaning, painting and firing. Ceramic English country cottages are painted using nonfiring stains. Can be displayed with candles inside or wired up as night lights. Stylish ceramic shoes are suitable as containers for potpourri or flowers. Painted with glaze and overglaze. Fallen tree. Ceramic replica of a log with leaves and a squirrel. Requires claywork to make and attach the leaves, acorns and berries. Painted with glazes and underglazes. SPECIAL SECTION on adapting castware. How to add to or subtract from molded forms to personalize the finished object. Tips on using cutout tools, pattern cutters, press molds, clay extruders, or hand-built adornments. Stoneware. A collection of answers to inquiries about working with stoneware. Tribute to men. SPECIAL SECTIONS features ceramic projects designed for men (fish stein, classic cars, duck figures, etc.) Greenware slippers are painted with glazes and lusters and decorated with ribbons, imitation flowers, old jewelry, etc. Ceramic replicas of saguaros, the giant cacti of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Painted using break-up type texture glaze. Autumn harvest ceramic decorations. SPECIAL SECTION. (1) Realistic pumpkin painted with glaze and overglaze. (2) Bowls and plates feature colorful leaf motifs. Painted with underglaze colors. (3) Scarecrow and a wagon load of pumpkins. Painted with nonfiring stains. An 1876 recipe for a cement for repairing old crocks. Terra-cotta clay leaf shapes, painted with metallic finishes, are used to decorate a picture frame, basket and candle. Saying Stones are made from translucent polymer clay mixed with assorted herbs and spices. Words are formed in the clay using rubber stamp letters. Stones can then be arranged into phrases. Handbuilt pottery. Three methods of beginning pottery are explained (pinch, slab, and coil). Pottery for children. Introduction to slab, coiling, pinch pots, chimes, coil and dot, and ornaments. How to make a pottery planter using slab pottery techniques. How to make pots and bowls using Art Plaster and the pinch-pot method. A look at America's pottery heritage and instructions on how to make slab pottery. How to make wall hangings that combine slab pottery and macrame. How to turn a clay pot on a potters wheel. How to make a slab pottery bowl for use as a hanging planter. Architectural ceramics. Two Florida potters describe the process of designing, shaping, firing, and installing large architectural ceramic pieces. A large fireplace surround with a southwest Indian motif is used to illustrate the process. Hand-formed ceramic sinks. Turning a potter's art into a plumber's resource. A potter describes his technique for making unique sinks, along with installation tips. Slab pottery fired in a sawdust kiln. Includes instructions for making mirror tiles, a switch plate, a dish, a vase, and for building and firing a sawdust kiln. How to throw clay pots. An $800 portable house and pottery studio built from scrap materials. Do you want to teach ceramics? Part 1. Preliminary thoughts. Do you want to teach ceramics? Part 2. The ideal teacher. Proper techniques for cleaning greenware and porcelain seams. Bisqued heart is decorated with a floral and ribbon design painted with opaque stains. Design pattern is included. Do you want to teach ceramics? Part 3. A look at the Ceramic Art Institute's Teacher Certification Program. Do you want to teach ceramics? Part 4. Getting started teaching a workshop or structured classes. Down home. Ceramic miniature of a milk can is decorated with pictures of an outhouse using underglaze. Design pattern is included. How to prevent warpage in ceramics. Solving cracking problems that occur in ceramics during forming, drying and firing. Cleaning ceramic pieces prior to finishing. Some tips. Greenware form featuring an old pueblo, cactuses, rocks, ... is painted using stains. Can be fitted with a light if desired. Buffalo warrior. A greenware "rock" features the head of an Indian in front of the head of a buffalo. Painted with non-firing stains. Overview of Indian pottery techniques. Ceramic fruit stand (with a bunny proprietor) and a ceramic market (grocery store) serve as seasonal decorations. Tip on soft firing old greenware to cone 022 prior to cleaning. Spanish tile fountain. Ceramic miniature of a semi-circular water fountain (trough) set against a wall. Patterns included for several different tile designs. Pottery making for everyone. On various textured fabrics you roll clay into slabs with a rolling pin. Then you cut into shape and combine to make the desired pieces. Tip: Apply instant-setting cyanoacrylate glues to broken pottery after the joints have been assembled. How to make clay dishes in the shape of leaves. Includes instructions for slab techniques, duplicating a leaf-shape, and how to join several leaf shapes into a single dish. | |||||||||
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