Deb Erikson on mon 7 may 01
Hello,
I'm looking for the following books. Does anyone have one they'd be =
willing to sell? If so contact me. =20
Burnished Clay by Miriam Licht
Woody Hughes at Peters Valley By Susan Evans
Or if you have a suggestion, I'd be interested. I am interested in =
burnishing and using terra sig to create a soft sheen. =20
Thanks
Deb
vince pitelka on tue 8 may 01
I have had good luck with bookfinder.com and alibris.com
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Crafts
Tennessee Technological University
1560 Craft Center Drive, Smithville TN 37166
Home - vpitelka@dtccom.net
615/597-5376
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Celia Littlecreek on tue 8 may 01
I have noticed that lots of people on the list would like to find used
books. I use a very effective and reliable service provided by Sam Welle=
r
books in Utah. It may take a little time, but they have always been able=
to
provide a used title I have been wanting. They have even found out of pr=
int
books and even new (current) used books. Their email address is
books@samwellers.com, their website, www.samwellers.com. I have seen ot=
her
clayarters providing disclaimers. I don't know why this is done. Today,=
I
am a conformer, so I provide the following disclaimer. I am not associat=
ed
with Sam Weller Books, just a happy customer.
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Ron Collins on tue 8 may 01
Woody Hughes at Peters Valley is an article, not a book, written in the
June, July, Aug, 1993 issue of Ceramics Mo. I have tried quite a few of =
the
glazes and terra sigs. Some work and some don't. What doesn't for me is
the blue/black and maroon terra sigs....a good one is the white terra sig
containing zircopax, kaolin and talc..not really a shiny one,but we are a=
ble
to use it on dry clay to get an opaque white look to the clay body when b=
one
dry, rather than the students remembering to get white slip on while leat=
her
hard. I have to put a white slip under my crackle glaze, and this one wor=
ks
well.....there are lots of interesting things in the article....Melinda i=
n
Guatemala
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