Yet once again, I'm enjoying a sunny day in May while meticulously rolling and collecting my backyard clay into plastic bags for storage.
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Yet once again, I'm enjoying a sunny day in May while meticulously rolling and collecting my backyard clay into plastic bags for storage.
After drying my clay in cloth bags in the driveway, I had to collect it, mix it, and wedge it into manageable balls for storage. Watch me do it! Enjoy the vibes!
Clay/ceramics question:
Has anyone wedged clay on the ground before? (Versus wedging on a table, or more specifically, a wedging-table.) (Like imaging slamming the clay onto the ground...)
Just wondering if this is sufficient? Does it work? Will my students run into problems with this?