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Many people find great joy in the creation of pottery, a decoration made of clay. While some simply carry out the craft as a hobby, others earn a descent amount of money from their sculpted creations. Pottery can consist of everything from handmade figurines and ornaments to complex wheel spun vases, statues, and bowls. One way of making pottery pieces is to purchase clay from a craft store, spin the clay on the wheel to smooth it, shape it, place it in the oven to harden, and then paint it.
There are several different types of clay that can be purchased and used. Six basic types are Earthenware, Stoneware, Porcelain, Ball Clay, Fire Clay, and Kaolin. Earthenware is a porous, iron clay that is fired at low temperatures. Stoneware is a mixture of clays that is fired at high temperatures. Porcelain is a mixture of clays and minerals that are fired at extremely high heat that turns white. Ball clay is from rare mineral that has the tendency to shrink when heated. Fire clay withstands heating well and can be used to create more complex items. Kaolin is a pure, white clay that can be fired at high temperatures.
Although the art of pottery displays talent in homemade novelties and items, the authenticity can be made even more domestic by using a made from scratch clay recipe in your products. Homemade clay is easy and fun to make. It is also more cost efficient, which increases any earnings from your work or makes your hobby less expensive. Most basic recipes can easily be carried out by adults and children together for sculpting a variety of pottery creations. Consider the recipes below for great homemade clay.
Recipe 1- Air Harden Pottery
Ingredients:
* 2 Cups Water
* 3 oz Sugar free Lemon Gelatin
* 2 Cups Flour
* 4 Tablespoons Cream of Tartar
* 1 Cup Salt
* 2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil
Directions:
* Bring the water to a boil in a pot over heat.
* In a separate cooking pan, mix the flour, gelatin, cream of tartar, and salt.
* Pour the boiling water into the pan of the flour mixture.
* Add the vegetable oil to the mixture.
* Stir all ingredients over medium heat until a ball of clay forms.
* Place the ball on a plate for about five minutes to cool.
* Once cool, knead the ball of clay.
* Use the clay to create a pottery sculpture.
* Allow the piece to harden for at least 24 hours (may take longer depending on the density of the project and the atmosphere).
* The clay can then be painted if desired.
* Store any unused clay in an airtight container or bag.
Recipe 2- Bake Pottery
Ingredients:
* 2 Cups Flour
* 1 Cup Salt
* 1½ Tablespoons Oil
* 1 Cup Water
Directions:
* Mix all ingredients in a bowl until smooth.
* Shape and form sculpture.
* Bake in oven at 250 degree Fahrenheit for about 45 minutes to one hour to hardened clay.
* Allow pottery to cool.
* Paint and shellac if desired.
If you do not wish to paint the pottery once hardened, food coloring can be added to both recipes if desired.
Enjoy making your clay & creative pottery making!
Marion Clarke is an expert in pottery and has written many articles on it. Find out how to make your own pottery wheel and the best tools to use. Also learn about the history of antique pottery and how you can make money as an antique pottery collector and more tips on how to make clay!
http://www.pottery-wheel-online.com
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Soccer Balls
Selecting the right soccer ball boils down to choosing the size and construction of the ball based on the player’s age and league requirements. The younger the player, the smaller the ball in most cases. Cost is also a big factor in selecting the correct soccer ball. Synthetic-leather balls are the most expensive and basic rubber-type soccer balls cost the least. Leather is no longer the favorite choice of soccer ball coverings because leather absorbs more moisture than synthetic soccer balls. A wet leather ball gets heavier over time and becomes much slower in play.
There are three basic categories of soccer balls. Match soccer balls used in professional international matches meet all Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) requirements and are imprinted with the organization’s logo on the ball. They are also the most expensive type of soccer ball. In the middle range are the competition balls used in college and high school competition. Recreational and training balls fill are the least expensive.
Most soccer balls are made of blends of polyurethane (PU), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and common rubber or nylon. The best and most expensive PU balls feel like leather and are very firm, durable and water-resistant. The PVC balls are also very durable but are not as soft and responsive as the PU-blend balls. Common rubber and nylon balls can present a real value because they cost the least and last the longest. Although the rubber and nylon soccer balls lack the feel of match balls, they are fine for practice and training.
Soccer balls are all clearly marked in one of three sizes with the smaller the size number, the smaller the ball. Most all soccer balls come marked in sizes 3, 4 or 5. Size 3 soccer balls are used for beginners under 8 years old are 23-inches in circumference and weigh 12-ounces. Size 4 balls are designed for players between the ages of 8 and 12 and weigh about the same as the smaller balls at 12-ounces but are larger in circumference at just over 25-inches. Size 5 soccer balls are designed for use by all players 13 and older and are built to the international standard size for all sanctioned competition. The size 5 balls weigh about 15-ounces and have a circumference of 28-inches.
Additional factors to consider in soccer ball construction are the lining and inner bladder. The lining underneath the outer covering controls the shape and feel of the ball. The bladder contains the air inside the ball and also contributes to shape and responsiveness in play. Match soccer balls usually have four layers of a combined cotton/polyester-blend lining. Mid-range balls have two layers of cotton and two layers of polyester lining, and the least expensive balls have only two layers of polyester lining.
Soccer ball bladders come in both latex and butyl. The latex bladders are considered the best type of ball construction, but they don’t hold air as long as butyl bladders and need attention to proper inflation. Butyl or butyl-blend bladders hold their air better but are harder less responsive in play. The most common bladder found in mid-priced balls will usually be a blend of 80% butyl with 20% rubber.
The number of panels on a soccer ball can influence flight characteristics and how much control the player will have in play. A 32-panel ball is the type used in international soccer competition. Major League Soccer in the United States uses an 18-panel ball, and most indoor soccer leagues use 6-panel balls. The panels on high-end soccer balls are hand-stitched with synthetic thread. Mid-priced soccer balls have the same high-quality thread but are machine stitched to reduce cost. Low-cost practice and training balls will usually have panels that are glued together.
Adidas, Nike, Voit, Puma, Brine and Diadora all make good all-around quality balls that are relatively affordable, ranging from $20 to $80. Good practice balls can be purchased for as little as $15. For most young players today, an inexpensive training ball is usually all they will need to get into soccer and start having fun.
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What is the Mayan game played with a ball of fire, and similar to hockey, called?
A couple years ago I watched a game performed in the Tlachco theater in Xcaret, Mexico. The game was similar to hockey, and it was played with a ball of fire. Does anyone know what the game is called? Thank you kindly!
murder i believe-the game is all that is left all who was there is dead they either lived out their lives and dead or they were kill on the spot as the way the game was play to the death was what it said on the history channel about the game -either the winners or the loosers or both?= was butchered after the game
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