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Property that allows clay to be shaped and molded
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Property that allows clay to absorb water
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Property that allows clay to harden when exposed to high temperatures
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Stage when clay is moist and workable
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Stage when clay is still somewhat damp, but not moldable
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Stage when clay is completely dry and breaks easily
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Bone dry completed pieces that are ready to fire for the first time
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Clay pieces that have been fired in the kiln once
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Pieces that have been glazed and fired for a second time
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Makes clay pieces fireproof after being applied and fired again
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Squeezing a ball of clay outward and upward to form a piece
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Method of decorating clay pieces that is not waterproof
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Machine that uses high heat to vitrify clay pieces
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Clay rolled into "ropes"; layered and wound together to create a piece
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Sheet of clay rolled out using a rolling pin
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Clay pieces that serve a function; have a use
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Clay pieces that are used primarily for decoration
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Roughing up the surface of the clay to help it stick to another
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A watery version of clay used as a glue to attach pieces
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Pockets in a clay piece that could lead to it exploding
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Throwing and kneading clay to remove air bubbles and create consistent texture
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Poses the biggest risk for a piece to explode. Prevented by drying out completely
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Another risk factor that causes clay to explode. Prevents proper drying and increases likelihood of air pockets
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Puts space between a piece with a glazed bottom and the kiln shelf
