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Re: Crayola Wet Set Clay

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The Cheevers (lazydog)
Tue, 18 May 1999 21:56:22 -0400

I had a student do a large sculpture of an otter with it (wet set clay) It
shaped well and did what she wanted but when we soaked it to harden it it
got oozy oily and made cracks where they were not wanted. My guess is that
it was the size of the piece, Smaller is probably better. It did not take
paint all that well due to the oozy oil....

-----Original Message-----
From: Christi Fennell <cfennell1>
To: arts ednet <artsednet.edu>
Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 1:33 PM
Subject: Crayola Wet Set Clay

>Hi, Me again. I need to know if this stuff really
>works. I do not have a kiln available to me, but I
>would like to do some jewelry beads and some flat
>projects. I am not asking for functional pieces, just
>decorations. Help?
>Christi Fennell
>Calipatria High School
>
>P.S. I am sooo excited. They raised my budget to
>$1000.00!!!! I started 3 years ago with $600.00, so
>this is a major improvement. I plan to add more
>diversity to my classes.
>
>===
>4.I, as an effective teacher, will try to affect and touch lives
positively.
> Another goal I chose this year.
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