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Re: clay- without a kiln

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menichino (menichino)
Mon, 27 Sep 1999 22:23:03 -0400

Hi Eliza -- I use Mexican pottery clay and also a white self-hardening clay
that I order from Sax or Nasco -- takes a few days to dry thoroughly. It's
tough without a kiln but I tell the kids not to make anything too skinny or
long -- and tell them how to recycle it at home (add water) should it break
-- wish I did have a kiln, though!
Liz in rural NY

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> From: Eliza Jones <ejones>

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> Anyone know a good brand of self-hardening clay? I used some last spring,
> but it took MONTHS to dry!
> Eliza
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