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DISH -- CERAMIC xx CERAMIC xx DISH Oriental paradise. A suitable greenware plate is painted using translucent underglaze. It simulates a "blue willow" pattern around the edge and a Chinese garden scene in the center. For a country kitchen. Stoneware look-alike pieces are actually earthenware. Calendar plate. A greenware plate is decorated using the print-lifting technique to apply a colored picture. Greenware plate is decorated with a representation of an Indian woman weaving a rug on a loom. Sgraffito and carving tools are used to draw the design by cutting through various layers of colored glaze. Gridded design pattern is included. Southwest-style Indian plate (12" diameter) features an adaptation of an Acoma Pueblo design. Design pattern is included. Greenware plate is decorated with a Turkish design that is similiar to the colorful, allover fabric designs from Paisley, Scotland. Painted with translucent underglaze colors. Gridded design pattern is included. Greek plate. Arctic white greek figure design is set against a Wedgewood blue background on this 11" plate. Uses underglaze colors. Contemporary plate. A greenware plate is painted with black and white glazes in a bold, modern design. Base for raised gold. Part 1. Plate is a piece of porcelain "china" that has been decorated with a raised pattern formed by using white "base" (the material that normally provides a raised base for metallic gold decoration.) Gridded design pattern is included. Wolf pack. Greenware plate is decorated with the heads of three wolves using the print-lifting technique. Stoneware table setting features a Southwestern "Indian" pattern painted with high-fire glazes. Ceramic candy dish is painted with underglaze and overglaze. Greenware plate with an irregular outline is decorated with a fish design worked in underglaze and glaze. Gridded pattern included. Stoneware kitchenware. Tips on casting with stoneware slip. Preparing and applying glazes to stoneware. Leprechaun candy dish. Greenware candy dish is decorated with elves, underglaze green color, and decals to produce an Irish theme. The look of scrimshaw is achieved on a suitable greenware plate using only dots of color and a minimum of materials. Shell-shaped ceramic dish is made to appear a glossy pearl color using airbrushing and translucent underglaze colors. The madame and her mare. A ceramic plate is decorated using clay tooling to incise this picture of a woman's head and a horse' head. Painted with underglaze colors. Madonna plate. A colorful El Salvador version of Madonna and Child is painted onto a bisque plate. The various colors are separated with thin gold lines to simulate a mosaic or stained-glass picture. Vegetable medley. A ceramic teapot, platter and pitcher with molded-in vegetable shapes are painted using translucent underglaze colors. Folk art series. A six-part series focusing on the creation of coordinating dishes. Part 1. What is folk art? Includes instructions for painting a simple floral "folk art" motif on a ceramic plate. Greenware dinnerware set is decorated by painting the simple scallop designs and applying four-dot "diamond" motifs at regular intervals. Ceramic plate with a pastel floral motif is decorated with chalks and nonfiring stain. Folk art series. Part 2. Just a matter of brushstrokes. Folk art brushes and the strokes they can make. Folk art series. Part 3. Adding ingredients (fruit and vegetable motifs) to the basic floral patterns. Suitable greenware object (such as the plate shown) is decorated with incised Indian designs using a sgraffito-duster tool. The designs are painted with colored glazes. Name plate. Using slip sculpturing to decorate a plain ceramic plate with a child's name and a unicorn motif. Folk art series. Part 4. Adding animal designs to folk art. Lighted skull ceramic candy dish is painted with underglaze and glaze. Apples and tarts. A lattice-style pie crust made from ceramic covers a pie dish. Ideal for use as a holder for some spicy apple potpourri. Painted with nonfiring stains. Folk art series. Part 5. Applying plate painting techniques to other ceramic shapes (bowls, pitcher, platter, etc.). Ceramic plates feature highly-embossed roses and chrysanthemums. How to apply the glaze and underglaze using an airbrush. In a Victorian kitchen. Greenware pie saver, jar lid and pomander feature "crocheted" trims. Painted with both glazes and non-firing stains. Golden heart and roses. China plate features a heart-shaped rose pattern surrounded by a wide band of bright gold with etched lines that simulate lace. Covered stoneware pie plate is decorated with raised designs painted with enamels. Design pattern is included. A ceramic plate and bell feature a molded-in scene of an old mill beside a creek. They are painted with non-firing stains. Stoneware look with glazes and underglazes. Shell-shaped handles and a scallop shell pattern decorate these greenware dishes and jars. Country designs on ceramic accessories are achieved by stenciling with underglazes. Apple dinnerware. Tips on firing and painting. Heart-shaped ceramic dish combines mother-of-pearl and bright gold overglazes. Ceramic plate is decorated with a drawing of the head of a timber wolf. Pattern included. An oval ceramic platter combines a lizard design (against a black background) with a colorful scene of desert vegetation against a mountain backdrop. Pattern included. White ceramic pitcher and bowl are decorated with fruit patterns (included). Ceramic cider jug and large ceramic planter are painted with a representation of a Southwestern adobe church. Pattern included. Platter centerpiece. How to reshape the edges on a large 24" platter so that they are scalloped and wavy. Decorate using paint "throwing" technique. Ceramic candy dish in the shape of a clown with an open mouth. Two painting schemes illustrated. Carving a peony (flower) design into a greenware plate using a sgraffito tool. Tips on painting and firing the plate. Design pattern included. Gorbachevski style plate. Ceramic plate is painted with a floral bouquet in the middle and a "frame" around the edge (patterns included). Ceramic dishes with scalloped edges are decorated with floral decals. Colored glaze is added by "pouncing" with a sea wool sponge. Sunflower set. Tips on painting this ceramic dish set (cups, pitchers, teapot, ...) which feature sunflowers and leaves that are part of the molds. | |||||||||
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