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Pottery types of and materials	Pottery tools	Pottery finishin terms	Weaving Tools	Types of weave
100 Clay What is a plastic body consisting of broken down granite and other types of rock.	100 Sponge What is used to smooth and remove excess water from pots on the pottery wheel.	100 Glaze What is a glass-like coating that attaches itself to the clay when firing.Glaze	100 Shed The space between separate warped yarns through which the weft yarn is passed	100 Tabby A BASIC WEAVE created by interlocking two or more warp yarns with tow or more weft yarns.
200 Grog What is particle filler of clay bodies resists warping and encourages durability	200 Rolling Pin What is used to make clay slabs of even thickness.	200 Klin What is the furnance used for baking/firing clay.	200 Shot One passage of a weft yarn through a shed.	200 Soumack A low-pile weave in the weft yarn is wrapped around a warp yarn or group of warp yarns according to one of several patterns
300 Earthenware What is pottery fired to temperature of 2000 degrees.	300 Toothbrush What is used to rough-up clay when building and attaching	300 Bisque What is first firing of clay which hardens the clay before glazing.	300 Open the Shed First step in weaving
400 Terra Cotta What is earthenware, usually red in color	400 Lifters What is used to take wheel thrown pots off the potters's wheel.	400 Firing What is the process of heating clay ware to a certain temperature in the klin.	400 Beat the weft Third step in weaving
500 Wedging What is working clay with fingers and hands to get it to a uniform consistency.	500 Pin tool What is used for scoring and cutting clay.	500 Greenware What is pottery that has not been bisque fired.	500 Pass weft through the shed with a shot Second step in weaving

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