1) Mix Old Yellow Glaze
2) Straighten up studio
3) Purchase mop
4) 1 hour Home Blessing (a term I got from FlyLady.net; what normal people call housecleaning.)
5) Walk dog & mail bills
6) Wax & Glaze pots
7) Buy materials to install dryer vent
7) Starch pots for packing
and, last but definitely not least:
8) Our Lady of Sorrows, a performance art event tonight at 7 pm at the Harlow Gallery My friend Malley Weber, of Hallowell Clayworks is one of the creators of this event. Perfect ending to a busy day.
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I can empathize with the too-hefty to-do list!
What is "Starch" in the item #7... Starch pots for packing?
Hi Patricia,
Until I get my kiln rebuilt, I do my glaze firings offsite. So I have to pack the glazed pots and take them to the kiln. Laundry starch helps prevent chipping and other damage to the dry-glaze surface.
The title had me worried for a moment, but all's well that ends well.
Awww, now I get it. Thanks for shedding some light.
Linda
:LOL:
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