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ANIMAL FIGURE -- CERAMIC xx ANIMAL FIGURE xx CERAMIC Sunbonnet sow. Greenware pig is decorated with a sunbonnet which is fashioned from ceramic modeling clay. Painting is done with underglaze colors. Easter rabbits and paper ribbon basket. Greenware rabbits and basket are decorated with non-firing stains. Sir Cedric and Lady Cecelia. Greenware bunnies are painted with non-firing stains. Porcelain greenware polar bear and two cubs are mounted on a base which looks like ice. Blarney bears. Greenware bears are all decked out for St.Patrick's Day. Painted using non-firing stains. Busy bunny. Greenware lap bunny and babies are painted with non-firing stains. Greenware elephants are decorated with non-firing stains. Greenware figurines of teddy bears riding unicorns are painted with non-firing stains. Decorating realistic greenware deer with non-firing stain. Rah! Rah! Rah! Cheerleader and football player bear figures are painted with non-firing stain. Unicorn head (mounted on a square base) is finished using glaze and underglaze. Cuddle pigs. Greenware pitlets and base are painted with non-firing stains. Man's best friend. Painting a greenware basset hound and sheltie/collie using non-firing stains. Hedgehog washlady ceramic figure is painted with non-firing stains. Blarney lambs. Greenware lambs are painted with non-firing stains and trimmed out with various tartan plaid accessories. Ceramic baby bears are painted with nonfiring stains. They are incorporated into a table lamp base for use in a nursery. Mama, papa and baby bunny figures, dressed in their Easter best, are painted with nonfiring stains. Large greenware rabbit-with-egg is decorated with applied "icing" made of thickened slip. The center of the egg is opened up to form a compartment into which a small greenware rabbet-with-egg is inserted. Painted with nonfiring stains. Woodland deer ceramic figures are painted with glaze combinations. Ceramic bunnies resting on a park bench are painted using nonfiring stains. Greenware rabbits are shown in front of their house enjoying the harvest from their carrot garden. Painted with nonfiring stains. Greenware raccoon mother, her young, and a hollow log are painted with nonfiring stains. Three bunnies are riding on the back of a duck. Painted with nonfiring stains. Bear bride and groom figures are painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic head of the mythical unicorn is painted with nonfiring stains. Doberman pinscher ceramic dog is realistically painted with nonfiring stains using an airbrush. Flying unicorn ceramic figure is painted with glazes using airbrushing. Greenware of a sleeping cat and dog is painted with nonfiring stains. Stoneware cat figure is decorated with stylized roses and other blossoms using semi-transparent underglaze colors of your choice. Unicorn ceramic figure is finished in brass and silver glazes that give it an expensive look. Scottish terrier ceramic dog is painted with underglaze and glaze. Persian cat ceramic figure is painted with underglaze colors using airbrushing techniques. Convert ceramic cats into bird feeders or bird houses by cutting a hole in the casting. Greyhound ceramic dog is painted with underglaze colors using an airbrush. Family of ceramic bears is dressed up in their Christmas outfits. Painted with nonfiring stains. Greenware polar bears in holiday garb. Painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic shar-pei dog figurine is painted with nonfiring stains. Greenware "quilted" rocking horse finished in blue and white with non-firing opaque stains. Features floral accents on the saddle and base. Mama bunny. Decorating a molded (greenware) bunny using non-firing opaque stains and chalks. Honey of a bunny. Firing, painting and decorating a porcelain greenware bunny using china paint or translucent stains. Painting a greenware horse or unicorn head using non-firing stains and crackle base. Spring rabbit. Ceramic rabbit is finished in texture and stand-up glazes. Colorful flowers and a bow adorn the neck. Paper mache rabbit. How to finish a molded ceramic rabbit with non-firing opaque stains to give the appearance that it is made of papier-mache. Ceramic lace teddy bears are outfitted as bride and groom for use as a wedding decoration. Graduation bunny. Ceramic rabbit is outfitted with a graduation hat and school books. It is attached to a wooden base equipped with a candleholder. Bunnies in my garden. Painting instructions for a family of greenware rabbits. Pig of my Heart. Painting instructions for a ceramic pig featuring "patchwork" hearts. Painting instructions (using non-firing opaque stains) for a greenware figure of a baby (in a bunny suit) being eyed by a "real" bunny. Stoneware bunny warren. Various techniques for finishing stoneware greenware figurines with low-fire glazes. Come play with me. Painting instructions for a greenware puppy using non-firing opaque stains. Ceramic monkey is converted into a trophy for a marathon or some other event. Thanksgiving centerpiece consists of ceramic squirrel figures clad in "Pilgrim" costumes. Painting instructions for non-firing opaque stains. The best of our bunnies. A SPECIAL SECTION illustrates finishing techniques for fifteen different ceramic bunnies. Ceramic griffin (a mythical animal with the body and hind legs of a lion and the head, wings, and front legs of an eagle) is enhanced by using clay lifting to raise the individual feathers on the wings and chest area. Ceramic griffin is painted using metallic overglazes and nonfiring stains. Realistic ceramic figurine of a mountain lion is painted using nonfiring stains. Teddy bear witch ceramic figure is painted using nonfiring stains. Realistic figurine can be painted with nonfiring stains to represent either the Red Fox or the Coyote. Realistic ceramic of a koala and two babies is painted using glazes and nonfiring stains. Ceramic Thanksgiving mouse family is painted with stains and trimmed with various nonfiring materials (liquid suede, fabric, beads, etc.). Ceramic bust of an American bison and her calf are painted with nonfiring opaque stains. Ceramic horse heads are finished using an airbrush and nonfiring stains to resemble an Appaloosa and a Bay. Ceramic giraffe is "antiqued" using nonfiring stains. Ceramic cat and kittens are decorated with clay holly leaves and berries. Edwin J. Bear. A 19" "bear" doll with porcelain head and paws. Cress creatures. How to use terra cotta animal shapes for sprouting cress or chia seeds. Offers advice on using this as a project for a school or scout group. Includes advice on making and firing animal shapes from terra cotta clay. Miniature (non-operating) music box topped with a lamb figure is made from clay. Honey bear. Miniature bear eating from a beehive is made from clay. Clay crafting a patchwork blanket and balloon for the "Honey Bear" featured in the May 1990 issue. Miniature "Honey Bear" is wrapped in a red, white and blue "flag" blanket with a large "applique" of a bear. The blanket and bear are made of clay. Sunny bear. Adding a dress and basket of flowers to the "Honey Bear" clay figure. Tip suggests how to create fur on a miniature dog made from Fimo. Hound dog to make from modeling compound. Bow-tied bears. A variety of ceramic teddy bears are painted using underglaze and glaze. Victorian-style miniature greenware rocking horse features bright gold mane, tail and hoofs. Flower patterns adorn the body and legs. Easter rabbit. A bisqued bunny is placed inside a greenware cylinder ("log") with a hole cut in the side. The bunny could be replaced with another figure for a different holiday or season. Cora and Perky. Glazing a ceramic trotter pig and holstein cow. Spring lamb greenware is decorated with opaque and textured stains. Magnificent greenware brahma bull is decorated with opaque stains. Greenware ram's head is brushed with a variety of non-firing stains to bring out delicate contrasts in color on the horns, face and neck. Ceramic teddy bear is painted with non-firing stains and assembled with elastic to have movable limbs. Teeter-totter. Movable ceramic music box features a group of small animals challenging a large bear on a teeter-totter. Painted with stains. Coyotes in woodgrain. Greenware finish simulates old painted wood which has cracked and checked. Ceramic figures of two dogs (a retriever and dachsund) are painted with stains. Mythical and magical unicorn. Glazed greenware figure is enhanced with bright gold and mother-of-pearl touches. Ceramic skull is mounted on an arrowhead-shaped plaque to form a unique "trophy". Bronzed elephant. Ceramic elephant is painted with non-firing stains to look like a bronze casting with "real" ivory tusks. (Note: Instructions are also printed in Spanish.) Golden treasure. Ceramic jewelry (bracelet, pendant and earrings) and a giraffe figurine are glazed to look like real gold. Winged unicorn ceramic figure is painted with opaque stains and trimmed with very small silk flowers. Cat ceramic figures are covered with strips of calico fabric and sealed with polycrylic finish. Potpourri cat. Convert a hollow ceramic cat figure to a potpourri container by cutting heart-shaped holes and installing a stopper in the bottom. Faux fur raccoon. Tip on finishing the new type of bisque ware called "Faux Fur-Amics" which are purchased cleaned and fired with the "fur" already in place. Ramsey. Ceramic cat figure is finished with the unusual face of an imaginery dream pet. Ceramic basket consists of a ring of six baby bunnies. Tip on glazing and firing. Painting a ceramic of a Western prospector and his mule set against a pine tree background. Ceramic armadillo painting technique simulates a "set tile" or inlayed jewel effect reminescent of inlay work from India. A whimsical sunbathing bear, candleholder, and wooden base are combined to make this centerpiece. Ceramic hedgehog is painted with stains. Finishing tips for (1) a ceramic stump teapot and (2) three animals (fox, raccoon, squirrel). Ceramic replica of a steer skull is enhanced by attaching colorful ceramic disks with leather thongs. | |||||||||
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