A full archive of our reviews prior to May 30, 2017 (View as a Word DOC) Reviews Average item review 5 out of 5 stars (294) Below is a list of those who left comments in recent reviews. They're in descending order here, and not picked through. There are amazing reviews throughout the archive. Lisa Harris on May 27, 2017 5 out of 5 stars The quality and beauty of your work is outstanding! Even more beautiful in person than in pictures. Will be ordering more. Kathy Robinson on May 23, 2017 5 out of 5 stars This is my favorite mug for my morning coffee. I accidentally knocked…
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Definition: Vitrification is the process of melting that different types of clay and glazes go through as they are fired. In a fully vitrified clay-body, the spaces between refractory particles are completely filled up with glass, fusing the particles together and making the clay body impervious to water. Check the manufacturer for the correct firing schedule Ensure your kiln is firing to the correct temp, old coils can cause problems Add glaze to the piece and fire it again at a higher temp Change clay-body for future pieces Using an improperly vitrified clay-body can cause "crawling" and "pitting", not all glazes will react the same
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A full archive of our reviews prior to May 30, 2017 (View as a Word DOC) Reviews Average item review 5 out of 5 stars (294) Below is a list of those who left comments in recent reviews. They're in descending order here, and not picked through. There are amazing reviews throughout the archive. Lisa Harris on May 27, 2017 5 out of 5 stars The quality and beauty of your work is outstanding! Even more beautiful in person than in pictures. Will be ordering more. Kathy Robinson on May 23, 2017 5 out of 5 stars This is my favorite mug for my morning coffee. I accidentally knocked…
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Clay-Body Vitrification
Definition: Vitrification is the process of melting that different types of clay and glazes go through as they are fired. In a fully vitrified clay-body, the spaces between refractory particles are completely filled up with glass, fusing the particles together and making the clay body impervious to water. Check the manufacturer for the correct firing schedule Ensure your kiln is firing to the correct temp, old coils can cause problems Add glaze to the piece and fire it again at a higher temp Change clay-body for future pieces Using an improperly vitrified clay-body can cause "crawling" and "pitting", not all glazes will react the same
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Previous Reviews
A full archive of our reviews prior to May 30, 2017 (View as a Word DOC) Reviews Average item review 5 out of 5 stars (294) Below is a list of those who left comments in recent reviews. They're in descending order here, and not picked through. There are amazing reviews throughout the archive. Lisa Harris on May 27, 2017 5 out of 5 stars The quality and beauty of your work is outstanding! Even more beautiful in person than in pictures. Will be ordering more. Kathy Robinson on May 23, 2017 5 out of 5 stars This is my favorite mug for my morning coffee. I accidentally knocked…
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Guest Contact Wild Crow
Leave us any questions or comments that you might have without creating an account, please no soliciting. wildcrowfarms@gmail.com We don't collect e-mail from guests. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Clay-Body Vitrification
Definition: Vitrification is the process of melting that different types of clay and glazes go through as they are fired. In a fully vitrified clay-body, the spaces between refractory particles are completely filled up with glass, fusing the particles together and making the clay body impervious to water. Check the manufacturer for the correct firing schedule Ensure your kiln is firing to the correct temp, old coils can cause problems Add glaze to the piece and fire it again at a higher temp Change clay-body for future pieces Using an improperly vitrified clay-body can cause "crawling" and "pitting", not all glazes will react the same
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