1.Where does clay come from? 2. What is clay made of
3. What are the stages of clay
4. What is the enemy of clay
5.why would someone have to leave their clay project out to dry?
6. Once the clay is dried where does it go next?
7. Once the clay is fired what is used to paint it?

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1. Clay comes from the ground, usually in areas where streams or rivers once flowed.

2. It is made from minerals, plant life, and animals—all the ingredients of soil.

3.slip. a mixture of clay and water, the consistency of pudding.

wet/plastic clay. new clay from the bag, very workable.

leather hard. the clay has lost most moisture, but you can still carve into it.

bone dry or greenware. ...

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4. Plaster – the enemy of clay

5. When clay is bone dry, it is pale and feels warm and dry to the touch. Also so your project doesn't get ruined or out of shape.

6. When clay starts to dry, water evaporates from it. As this happens, the particles of clay are drawn closer together resulting in shrinkage. Many problems with clay are formed by uneven rates of drying, which create stresses in the clay.

7. Acrylic paint is most commonly used

Explanation:

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the ingredients listed on a label are listed by amount. the ingredient there is the most of is listed first and it trickles down to the ingredient there is the least of.