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Primitive Fired Platter

Meg Spielman Peldo creates a ceramic platter, breaks it and then reassembles it into her primitive-designed platter.

That's Clever! : Episode HCLVR-341 -- More Projects »
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Steps 17-18
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17. Mix two-part epoxy according to manufacturer's directions. Apply the epoxy to the edges of the platter pieces and reassembles the fired platter.

18. Seal the primitive platter with ceramic or stone sealer.



Primitive Fired Platter

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Meg Spielman Peldo


Also in this Episode
That's Clever! : Episode HCLVR-341
•Mixed Media Painting
•Primitive Fired Platter
•Rose Glass Perfume Bottle
•Sewn Dog Photo Collage
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