David Hendley on tue 27 jul 99
Have you glaze fired any of the slightly curved ornaments?
If they are true porcelain and are 1/8" thick, I bet they will
end up flat even if slighly curved going into the kiln.
Try this first - you might not have a problem, afterall.
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
At 04:26 PM 7/24/99 EDT, you wrote:
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>Frustration is setting in. I am rolling out porcelain to a fairly thin
>thickness (around 1/8 inch) and lightly drawing into the porcelain christmas
>related items. I then roll lightly over them again to make sure they are
flat.
>I dry them between newspaper then homasote (like drywall) which works fine
for
>my tiles. This is the third morning in a row where they seem to be drying
>slight curved inwards. Naturally I want these to lie flat. Anyone have any
>clues? They certainly start out that way. Help, I really need to get this
>underway.
>
>Thanks
>Diane
>sunny (will it ever rain) massachusetts
>
Sharon R Pemberton on wed 28 jul 99
I will try this one more time................... flip, remove rolling cloth,
roll lightly, then score and cut. It is the memory thing
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