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Re: Have Advice for Ceramics??

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Woody Duncan (wduncan)
Wed, 29 Dec 1999 18:21:58 -0600

I inherited a lot of old drawing boards (schools used to teach drafting)
we recycled old pull down maps that were being discarded. By cutting
the
maps just larger than the boards and tacking the maps face down we made
clay boards to work on. This gives us a good working surface and it keeps
the mess contained to a small area. As students come into class the
first
thing they do is get out a board to work on.
Just an idea, Woody in KC

gregjuli wrote:
> Another option is vinyl oil cloth. The kids have squares of it ( about 16 x16
> in). They use the cloth side. They are great individual working areas and
> clean quite well. I usually take them home each summer and lay them out on the
> lawn and hose them down, then let them dry in the sun. I keep a set of 25 mats
> and they have lasted me 7 years so far.

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