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Leopard Plate

Susan Snyder shares her pouncing technique for her leopard plate.

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6. Let the plate dry overnight. Touch up tong marks by removing the excess glaze around these points gently with a knife and applying additional glaze. Level the additional glaze with the knife and remove any glaze drips because these could produce a wavy surface once the plate is fired.

7. Remove the glaze from the drilled hole with a needle tool. Wipe glaze from the foot of the plate with a damp upholstery sponge as glaze left on the bottom will stick to the shelf while being fired.



Leopard Plate

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Susan Snyder


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That's Clever! : Episode HCLVR-259
•Tractor Dustpan
•Leopard Plate
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