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| 1. | Attaching two pieces together |
| 2. | This kneading method/effect is created by pressing, rocking and twisting |
| 3. | Beginners put more of this in the clay mass than they wedge out |
| 4. | Adding fired and crushed particles of clay to the claybody help it stand up, prevents sagging and keeps thick walls from what? |
| 5. | Clay is kneaded to ___________ the course particles. |
| 6. | A little bit of this is lost in the wedging process. |
| 8. | Surface for wedging that is smooth but not absorbent and clay can stick to it |
| 12. | The stage in which attachments are added to the vessel |
| 13. | Synonym for kneading |
| 14. | Clay dries more evenly in a ______________ kiln room. |
| 15. | Clay is kneaded to create a ________________ consistancy. |
| 17. | Surface for wedging that is very absorbent but can cause "lime pops" |
| 20. | Two different claybodies that are used together must have the same ______________ in the drying and firing. |
| 21. | A strong joint is made by applying firm _______________. |
| 22. | Dull knife used in ceramics |
| 24. | It's suggested to wrap thinner attachments in this to slow the drying rate. |
| 26. | This should squeeze out of a joint if correctly joined. |
| 27. | What part of the hand is used in compressing the clay in wedging |
| 30. | One must rough up the clay several times if it is on the ________ side of leatherhard. |