Tools
Name this tool
Needle tool
Name the first stage of clay
Slip / Wet
Where can you find glazing brushes, containers and palettes?
Cabinet 5
What do you do to join clay together
Slip and score
True or false:
Running is okay in the classroom
False
Where can you find sculpting tools such as spoons, paddles, and carving tools?
Cabinet 8
Name the second stage of clay
Plastic
Why do we glaze on top of paper?
To protect the canvas and our peers work from getting glaze on it
What is a rope like piece of clay called
A coil
Why do we keep our bags in the hallway?
To keep our belongings out of the way and to keep them clean from clay dust
Where can you find the rolling pins?
Cabinet 11
Name the third stage of clay
Leather hard
What kind of glaze is okay to use on pieces that have not been fired yet?
Underglaze
When building with slabs, what stage should the clay be in?
Leather hard
Why do we not eat in the classroom?
Clay dust is dangerous to ingest
Name the piece of studio equipment we use to make slabs
Slab roller
Name the fourth stage of clay
Bone dry
What kind of glaze do you use to make your work food safe?
Overglaze / Shiny glaze
If you have an air pocket in your work, what do you need to do so it does not explode?
Poke a hole so the air can escape
What do you do with extra clay that is still plastic and workable when you are done using it
Put it in one of the bags on/in the yellow bin to be saved and used later
Name this tool and its use
Rubber rib - for smoothing surfaces and compressing clay
Name the two firing stages clay goes through
Bisque Fire
Glaze Fire
How many coats of glaze should you use?
2-3
Explain how to wrap your project so it does not dry out
Wrap it tightly in plastic and put it in a bin
Please explain the cleanup process after working in wet clay
Rinse tools off and put them away where you got them, scrape extra clay off your table, wipe your table with a damp sponge