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Random Friday - Clay Art Center

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Clay Art Center in Tacoma is a wonderland for people who make things.  While they specialize in merchandise for potters, including kilns,  a lot of their merchandise has multiple applications.

This facade ornamentation to the left of the entrance always catches my eye. 

The official and very friendly greeter was on duty.

I'd stopped by to get some kiln pins for one of my kilns and inquire about repair on another.  A few years ago, papers were developed that don't burn off at temperatures required to fuse glass.  These can be cut or torn and combined with each other and glass paint and fused between pieces of glass to create interesting effects like these examples on display.

Linda at Each Little World has recently posted some of her great collages recently.  Her posts and these papers have made me think more about incorporating paper elements in glass.

Glassline paints, developed right here at Clay Art Center are now displayed  by the entrance to the restrooms.  Wouldn't it be fun to make something like this for one's garden?

Speaking of Linda's inspiration, here's another shot of my red room ready for it's inaugural get together.  Candles are lit and the guests will be arriving any minute.


Happy weekend all!  

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