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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Low-tech clay reclaim system. One of the things I like about having my own wheel at home is having control over my clay scraps. At a community studio, you don’t always have the ability to save your trimmings and slop easily, and I found that a lot of my clay went to the scrap barrel. Here’s what I’ve set up to reclaim my scrap. First, everything goes into a 5 gallon bucket to wait until there’s enough for a batch. I start with one unaltered bucket:. I’ll us...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Low-tech clay reclaim system. One of the things I like about having my own wheel at home is having control over my clay scraps. At a community studio, you don’t always have the ability to save your trimmings and slop easily, and I found that a lot of my clay went to the scrap barrel. Here’s what I’ve set up to reclaim my scrap. First, everything goes into a 5 gallon bucket to wait until there’s enough for a batch. I start with one unaltered bucket:. I’ll us...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Just a quick update. 8211; I’m making steady progress just using what time I can find. Sometimes it’s just 30 min., sometimes more. 8211; Concentrating on the past few firings in the gas kiln, while beautiful, have reminded me why I had turned to more primitive low-fire techniques. I need to find time for both. 8211; I tweaked this site to be more mobile-friendly. I added a mobile theme for anyone coming here via smartphone, iPad, or such. May 1, 2013. So, if you...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Tech Tuesday – Feed Readers 102. Almost a year ago I wrote a post on Feed Readers 101. So it’s about time I posted a follow up. I found that once I started using a feed reader, the number of blogs I subscribed to grew fast. (over 300 and counting…) Using a reader definitely helps you keep up on many more blogs than you ever could by visiting them one at a time, and I’ve figured out a couple things along the way to keep myself organized. Sometimes you’ll fin...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Author Archives: Fields Brian. Low-tech clay reclaim system. One of the things I like about having my own wheel at home is having control over my clay scraps. At a community studio, you don’t always have the ability to save your trimmings and slop easily, and I found that a lot of my clay went to the scrap barrel. Then it goes into my homemade ‘filter press’ I made from several old cat litter pails that are the perfect size for me. I’ll usually let it set l...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Category Archives: clay bodies. I read about Meagan Chaney’s 30 Minute Challenge. Today and thought I’d give it a go. I normally don’t have a lot of studio time after work anyway, so I thought I’d find out what I can really get done in just 30 minutes. Not counting setup and teardown/cleanup, I made 3 small guinomi / tea / wine / saki cups, and one large 11″ bowl. What I learned was:. So, if you’re not up to Mr Kline’s 12 by 12 challenge. March 14, 2011. From Cur...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Just a quick update. 8211; I’m making steady progress just using what time I can find. Sometimes it’s just 30 min., sometimes more. 8211; Concentrating on the past few firings in the gas kiln, while beautiful, have reminded me why I had turned to more primitive low-fire techniques. I need to find time for both. 8211; I tweaked this site to be more mobile-friendly. I added a mobile theme for anyone coming here via smartphone, iPad, or such. May 1, 2013. So I watch...

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NCECA 2012- Be there! I want to invite everyone to come to our talk next week at NCECA in Seattle. Myself (Matt Katz), Dave (Finkelnburg) and Bill Carty are presenting our Lecture/Panel "So You Want To Talk About Glaze Chemistry? On Thursday the 29th at Noon in Ballroom 6A. It is going to be a great talk, Dave is going to speak on "How Glazes Melt". Talking about the ins and out of how materials do their thing in the kiln. All of this will be capped of by a Q&A lead by our friend Tina Gebhart. Will you s...

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Kansas City here we come! We are proud to announce that our clays are now available to the. Greater Kansas City area though Crane Yard Clays! On top of that Dave and I will be at Crane Yard Saturday, February 4th. From 12 to 6 for thier big introductory shindig! If you are in the KC. Area we hope to see you there! Also if you want to get some of our fanstastic clay, they have a 200. Mile distribution area. Im sure they would be happy to bring you some. To your studio or school! See you all there! Heidi F...

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Create - Discover - Share. Want to teach YOUR OWN online classes? Have you ever wanted to teach your own artsy-craftsy courses online? My friend, Jeanine O’Neill-Blackwell is getting ready to offer a class that will teach you how! She will show you how to design a class that delivers results that your students will love, how to appeal to all different learning styles, and all about the technology to deliver YOUR online classes! Sign up for a FREE Webinar to learn all about the class. September 11, 2014.

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Today brings us something super cool. These photographs by German photographer Martin Klimas. Are amazing little things. He has his camera set up to shoot on the sound cue of the pieces smashing. Creating tableau of battle. I am amazed that we haven't seen this as an effect in a movie yet. Slipcast is brought to you by Matt and Dave's Clays. Clays designed by Scientists to work for Artists! Porcelain for the People! You always find the coolest stuff! February 25, 2012 at 10:23 AM. July 6, 2012 at 2:16 PM.

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Life on the Mountain, in the Studio and around the House. Monday, January 31, 2011. Back to Doing What I do Best. I know I said I was going to throw some cups. And I know that I should stick to my word. But, let's face it, when there are potters out there who are making gorgeous cups, is it really necessary for me to do make cups too? After seeing these cups on Meredith's blog. I decided to leave the cup making to the pros. At least for now. Monday, January 24, 2011. Thursday, January 20, 2011. I have re...

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Exploring possibilities in clay and fire. Low-tech clay reclaim system. One of the things I like about having my own wheel at home is having control over my clay scraps. At a community studio, you don’t always have the ability to save your trimmings and slop easily, and I found that a lot of my clay went to the scrap barrel. Here’s what I’ve set up to reclaim my scrap. First, everything goes into a 5 gallon bucket to wait until there’s enough for a batch. I start with one unaltered bucket:. I’ll us...

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