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Tiles
Sat, 4 Sep 1999 12:06:33 -0500
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regarding the tile question...does anyone have a good clay body for =
forming
the tiles, and suggestions for constructing, and keeping them from =
warping.
What do you use for decoration? What about firing? Do you bisque the =
tile
and then apply stains? Has anyone used undercolor pencils or those that
look like watercolors? Do you high fire or earthenware? What color =
clay
body? What kind of adhesive to apply to the wall?
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the tiles, and suggestions for constructing, and keeping them = from=20 warping.
What do you use for decoration? What about = firing? Do=20 you bisque the tile
and then apply stains? Has anyone used = undercolor=20 pencils or those that
look like watercolors? Do you high fire = or=20 earthenware? What color clay
body? What kind of adhesive = to apply=20 to the wall?
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