[Nfb-krafters-korner] Clay questions

[River Woman]

Joselli is the one who knws about air dry clay, I do not.
but, the question about glaze is important. Glaze is a material that 
contains ground elements and it requires a kiln to melt it together - it is 
really GLASS once it is melted in the kiln. So, since air dry clays are not 
put into a kiln, you would not be glazing them. You can spray them with 
varnishes, stain them, paint them with acrylics. Etc. But, glaze is for low, 
mid, or high firing of clays. Each one of the ranges requires it's own kind 
of glaze mixture. In other words. You cannot up low fire glaze onto high 
fired ceramics.

Lynda
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Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Clay questions


> Since we all just had these two wonderful clay chats may I suggest if you
> do have questions to share them here on the list so we all can learn from
> Joseli  and Linda's replies to your questions.
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> Joyce  Kane
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