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ceramics-clay-pottery

An SI Board Since November 2001

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Emcee: AugustWest	Type: Unmoderated

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13	Actually, I think that once they go into the fabric, if it's all done right,	Crocodile	-	11/16/2001
12	In my old batik and tie-dying days, and I've dyed a lot of stuff, I use to w	AugustWest	-	11/16/2001
11	Re: Mixing glazes. I've done a lot of fibre dyeing in the past... mostly w	Crocodile	-	11/16/2001
10	Message 16666188 I don't know, I guess I have to read the book ...	quasi-geezer	-	11/16/2001
9	Nope. Okay... So, why don't they get ulcers? (o:	Crocodile	-	11/16/2001
8	have you read a book called 'Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers' ... by Rob	quasi-geezer	-	11/16/2001
7	Most, all of my galze formulations are lead free. Actually, the lead would burn	AugustWest	-	11/11/2001
6	BTW, I have an interesting book here. I think my mom picked it up for me at a us	Crocodile	-	11/10/2001
5	Hi August, This is a fantastic amount of information, condensed into such a con	Crocodile	-	11/10/2001
4	Hi Crocodile. Sorry for the delayed response, days are usually busy for me an	AugustWest	-	11/9/2001
3	sorry, see next post.	AugustWest	-	11/9/2001
2	BTW, here's another somewhat related question. Over the years, I've wor	Crocodile	-	11/8/2001
1	Hi August, I used to do pottery... more sculptural and not too much working on	Crocodile	-	11/8/2001

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