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Will answer any questions on hand building, wheel, glaze, firing. Speciality questions to include those in glaze calculation and development, firing techniques. Please do not send questions on identifying pottery. Although I would love to add this to my question topics, I have a retreat to run as well as the studio and volunteering on AllExperts, and therefore do not have the available time to research indentification and marks. Thank you for understanding. |
Dear Alexis, Thank you for your recent question. Unfortunately, there is always risk of a piece cracking at anytime during a firing. But, in this case, you have successfully fired to Cone 04 bisque
Dear Louise, Thank you for your follow up answers. If you are firing to bisque with little change in the intensity of the color, you should be able to fire to medium stoneware without much of a
Dear Louise, Thank you for your recent question. There are thousands of variables for determining the color loss of any colorant in a slip. The components of the slip, the maximum firing temperature
Dear Jen, Thank you for your recent question. Yes, you have come to the right place. If you have the pieces, you can glue them back on with epoxy and then apply some clear fingernail polish over
Dear Rita, Thank you for your recent question. I would definitely grind off the glaze on the old side. Any glaze that remains on the shelf will stick to anything it touches. And if you choose to

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