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What is this tool? & What does it do?

• Needle tool - one of the most versatile tools.

  used for cutting, piercing, incising,

  measuring depth, scoring, and

  finishing fine details.

• Rib Tool - three varieties, wood,rubber and metal. used for forming and smoothing pottery. The serrated metal ribs work well for scoring and roughening the surface of clay

• Sponge - used to clean up your workspace, make the surface of your pottery

  smooth, clean up extra water

  that's sitting in and around your piece, and decorate with

• Loop tool - used for carving away clay and

  hollowing

What is the 1st stage of clay?

• Slip - clay mixed with water. Used for

  joining clay, slip trailing, and slip

  casting.

• Plastic Clay - Soft clay that can be molded and

  formed. Used for hand building

  and wheelthrowing

• Leatherhard clay - Clay that has dried and hardened

  some. Used for handbuilding. Itis the stage when you can carve into your sculpture

• Glazeware - clay that has been glazed and fired

  in a kiln a second time. It cannot be

  recycled.

2nd Stage of clay

• Bone dry - clay thatis completely dry and very fragile. Ready to be fired in

  the kiln or recycled. Clay until the end ofthis stage is called

  greenware.

• Glazeware - clay that has been glazed and fired

  in a kiln a second time. It cannot be

  recycled.

• Bisqueware - clay that has been fired once in a kiln. It cannot be recycled. Ready to be glazed or painted.

• Plastic Clay - Soft clay that can be molded and

  formed. Used for hand building

  and wheelthrowing

3rd Stage of Clay

• Plastic Clay - Soft clay that can be molded and

  formed. Used for hand building

  and wheelthrowing

• Leatherhard Clay - Clay that has dried and hardened some. Used for handbuilding. It is the stage when you can carve into your sculpture

• Bisqueware - clay that has been fired once in a

  kiln. It cannot be recycled. Ready

  to be glazed or painted.

• Bone Dry - clay thatis completely dry and very fragile. Ready to be fired in

  the kiln or recycled. Clay until the end ofthis stage is called

  greenware.

4th Stage of Clay

• Slip - clay mixed with water. Used for

  joining clay, slip trailing, and slip

  casting.

• Bone Dry - clay thatis completely dry and very fragile. Ready to be fired in the kiln or recycled. Clay until the end ofthis stage is called

  greenware.

• Bisqueware - clay that has been fired once in a

  kiln. It cannot be recycled. Ready

  to be glazed or painted.

• Glazeware - clay that has been glazed and fired

  in a kiln a second time. It cannot be

  recycled.

5th Stage of clay

• Bisqueware - clay that has been fired once in a

  kiln. It cannot be recycled. Ready

  to be glazed or painted.

• Glazeware - clay that has been glazed and fired

  in a kiln a second time. It cannot be

  recycled.

• Slip - clay mixed with water. Used for

  joining clay, slip trailing, and slip

  casting.

• Plastic Clay - Soft clay that can be molded and

  formed. Used for hand building

  and wheelthrowing

6th Stage of Clay

• Glazeware - clay that has been glazed and fired

  in a kiln a second time. It cannot be

  recycled.

• Plastic Clay - Soft clay that can be molded and

  formed. Used for hand building

  and wheelthrowing

• Bisqueware - clay that has been fired once in a

  kiln. It cannot be recycled. Ready

  to be glazed or painted.

• Leatherhard Clay - Clay that has dried and hardened

  some. Used for handbuilding. It is the stage when you can carve into your sculpture

How many steps does scoring and slipping with clay have?

• 4

• 6

• 5

• 2

Step 1 of scoring and slipping of clay

• SCORE - to scratch hatch marks on both sides

  ofthe clay before joining them together. The process is often called "score and slip.”

• SLIP - is a mixture of clay and water that has a

  mayonnaise-like texture used as glue to join the clay

  together.

• STICK - Combining two pieces of clay

  together after scoring and slipping.

• SMOOTH - Smoothing or rubbing together

  the joints in the clay to create one piece.

2nd step fo scoring and slipping clay

• SMOOTH - Smoothing or rubbing together

  the joints in the clay to create one piece.

• STICK - Combining two pieces of clay

  together after scoring and slipping.

• SLIP - is a mixture of clay and water that has a

  mayonnaise-like texture used as glue to join the clay

  together.

• SCORE - to scratch hatch marks on both sides

  ofthe clay before joining them together. The process

  is often called "score and slip.”