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What is Green Clay?
Clay that hasn't been formed or fired
Clay that has been fired once
Clay that is found in the ground and is green in color
Clay that has been formed but not fired
What is Greenware?
Clay that has not been formed or fired
Clay that has been fired once
Clay that is green in color
Clay that has been formed but not fired
What is Bisqueware?
Clay that hasn't been formed or fired
Clay that has been fired once
A finished piece of clay
Clay that has been formed but not fired
What is Glazeware?
Clay that has been in the kiln
Clay with glaze on it
When you spill glaze on your shirt
Clay that has been glazed and fired a second time
What type of clay do we use?
White
Porcelain
Earthenware
Stoneware
What does Cone mean in terms of pottery?
A piece of equipment used to shape the clay
When you work on the pottery wheel
The hat Mrs. Meulener's makes you wear when you screw up
The temperature our projects are fired to
What cone do we fire our projects to?
Cone 05/06
Cone 600
Cone 6
Cone 007
How many stages of clay are there?
1
2
3
4
What is leatherhard clay like?
Still really wet
Some moisture left but it has started to dry out
No moisture left at all
Clay that has been fired once
What is bone dry clay like?
No moisture left, completely dry
Some moisture left but starting to dry
Fired once in the kiln
Made from the bones of our enemies
In what stage is your project most fragile?
Green Clay
Leatherhard
Bisqueware
Bone Dry
What technique was used to build this piece?
Pottery Wheel
Pinching
Coils
Slabs
What technique was used to create this piece?
Slabs
Coils
Pinching
Illegal hunting of whales
Why do we wedge the clay
Because it is fun
To mix the clay together
To compress the clay and eliminate air bubbles
To dry out the clay
What is this thing and what do you do with it?
A kiln, you throw on it
A kiln, you dry the clay on it
A pottery wheel, you mix the clay on it
A pottery wheel, you throw on it
What are the two ways you can create a piece of pottery?
Handbuilding
Imagining
Pottery Wheel
Rolling
What is are some examples of functional pottery?
Vase
Bowl
Sculpture
Slab
What do you call pottery that does not serve a purpose?
Fun
Decorative
Creative
Sculptural
There are three ways a project can blow up in the kiln. Which one of these is NOT one of them.
Air Pockets/bubbles
Too thick
Too thin
Wet clay
What tool rolls a flat slab?
rolling pin
needle tool
pottery wheel
clay tools
What tool is used to trim excess clay and smooth?
rolling pin
clay tools
rib
needle tool
What tool is used to pop air bubbles and create texture?
rib
clay knife
rolling pin
needle tool
What is this and what do we do with it?
Oven, we store the clay
Oven, we recycle the clay
Kiln, we fire the clay projects
Kiln, we dry out our clay
What is the name of the substance we use to color the surface of our clay?
Watercolors
Paint
Goop
Glaze
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