Glass _______ are used to take tiny bites or pieces out of glass when making a mosaic.

______ is a liquid colorant used to change or alter the coloration of a fabric or fiber.

______ refers to a decorative detail added to something to make it more attractive.

A glass _______ makes a score line in the surface of the glass

When you add height to a collage, one of the ways to use heavy gesso is through a stencil. This process adds ______ to the project, defining texture and adding height.

The proper term for the pieces of glass used in a mosaic is _______. Glass is one of many materials that can be used to make a mosaic.

________ is the style of art that incorporates a turn-of-the-century theme with futurism.

Cleaning the mosaic is vital to a successful project. This is especially important when the grout is still ______.

_____ are perhaps the most known civilization that used the artform of mosaics to create decorative images on their walls and floors.

A glass _______ is a tool that snaps a piece of glass on the score line.

A ________ is a copper headed tool used to drizzle wax.

_____ is used to resist dyes on a fabric, allowing for multiple layers and types of dyes to be used in a batik piece.

To ____ is to repel or prevent; what wax does to dyes on a batik.

One uses a(n) _____ to remove the wax from a batik.

_____ was one of the earliest places Batik fragments have been found.

A cloth with little dots is called a _____; this has evolved into a larger art form over time.

______ are where the wax heats up and is collected by tjanting tools or brushes; we never want to leave any tools in here for too long.

________ and _______ are the two most common fabrics used to make a batik.

When painting a new dye color onto a batik, one must allow enough time for it to _____.

When we talk about __________ , we are talking about the way in which parts of something are arranged or laid out.

_____ is the surface upon which we build a collage.

______ is the natural material created from a grassy plant and its leaves; it can be dyed any color or used in its natural form.

Usually, ______ are added to a basket after it has been constructed to enhance its appearance

When coiling a basket, you must first create the ______ that will hold up the walls as the cording travels around its perimeter. It starts with a spiral that creates the coiling patterning.

In order to cover the cording with weft material, you _____ around the cording until you cannot see its white surface any more. This is done before securing it to the coil below.

______ is only grown and harvested in the Great Lakes region and has been used by generations of Three Fires Confederacy tribes in their traditional and contemporary practice of basketmaking.

Coiling is not the same as ________ because you use a piece of continuous material rather than joining together multiple pieces of material.

When you ______ the end of a piece of cording, you cut it at an angle so it is ready to attach to another piece or of finish off the rim of the basket.

Yarn, raffia, jute, paper ribbon, and other fibers are _____ materials, meaning they cover the exposed cording of a coiled basket.

When you ______, you are joining two pieces of cording together.

______ is what gives structure to a coiled basket, usually made out of flexible material like fiber or plastic tubing.

To secure the weft to the previous row of coiling core, ______ using a needle.

________________ is a type of art that has a use or purpose; it can be used in daily life.