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Centering
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A method of kneading clay to make it homogenous by cutting and rolling.
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Kiln
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Technique to move the clay into a symmetrical rotating axis in the middle
of a wheel head so you can throw it.
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Majolica
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A low fire glazing technique. The process involves applying an opaque tin
glaze to earthenware and painting it with different colored oxides.
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Mold
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Pressed or rolled flat sections of clay
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Pinch
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A device with either a manual (foot powered) or an electric rotating wheel
head used to sit at and make pottery forms.
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Porcelain
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Clay mixed with water with a mayonnaise consistency. Used in casting and
decoration.
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Potter's Wheel
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A plaster shape designed to pour slip cast into and let dry so the shape
comes out as an exact replica of the mold.
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Slab
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Creating ceramic shapes on the potter’s wheel
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Slip
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A furnace of refractory clay bricks for firing pottery and for fusing
glass.
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Slurry
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Manipulate clay with you fingers in your palm to a hollow shape. Pinch
pots are a popular beginner's project.
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Throwing
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A thick slip.
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Wedging
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White stoneware, made from clay prepared from feldspar, china clay, flint
and whiting.
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