How do you load a kiln
Our tips on how to load your kiln correctly to fire your work.
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How long does clay last?
While rummaging through your supplies, you found an old packet of clay. You had completely forgotten about it! There is no expiry date, but you’re still not sure whether you can use it. Is it better to throw it away?
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Why does your glaze flake off your piece?
Sometimes, the glaze just won’t cooperate. Everything seems fine when you apply it, but then it starts to flake off as it dries. Perhaps you’re struggling to apply it properly?
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How do I change my password or email address on the course platform of Cursist?
In this article we’d like to share some more information about how you can change your password or email adress on the Cursist course platform.
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What is sintering?
During the firing, a lot of chemical reactions and processes take place. One of these is called sintering, and it is a crucial step in transforming fragile clay into sturdy ceramics.
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Why does clay crack?
Clay is a fantastic material. It is durable, strong, and versatile. You can really do anything with it!
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What’s grog and what is it used for?
Chamotte is a granular or powdery material made from fired clay or stone.
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How can you reuse old leftover clay?
You don’t throw away leftover clay! We’re happy to explain how to process clay scraps for reuse.
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How do you safely transport your pots, without breaking them?
How do you safely transport your pots? Discover some tips here.
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What is the difference between oxides and pigments?
Those who want more colour in their ceramics have a lot of options. Two of these are oxides and pigments.
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