RodISHI
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My is very large so yes it would take a lot. The smaller ones not too bad but generally I do larger projects.We have a large very nice kiln but have not had the money to pay a huge electric bill yet it would take to operate it. My mom has a kiln so whenever I go there (1300 miles away) I try to do some things.I like painting with oils the best but have used acrylics from time to time. I decided I like sculpting and the effects one can get with fired glazes the best though. I tried inks when I was back in school but they seemed way to messy for me.thanks rodi----it's gotta be that GALL NUT thing------good news---
I thought we would have to travel to Ein Gedi to gut the things hubby described as a "kind of nut"-----gall nuts ---according to google are ALL OVER the world between leaf stem and twig---something like a pimple
SHEEESH you is an artista like hubby-------he likes to make his own stuff-----even paper on a screen-----thingy. -----and he does gesso on linen and all that stuff------and cooks up the eggs. Lately not so much----poor guy is OLD. He has a small kiln-----I have not seen it for years------now into his---uhm---?? uhm-----the print thing to make etchings---with the plates and lethal acids
oh----it takes a lot of electricity? well his is tiny------should I be glad that it got "misplaced"?