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You must be logged-in in order to Slipcasting this resource. If you do not have an AOE account, create one now. If you already have an account, please Slipcasting. Slip casting, for me, has always been one of the most difficult art-making processes to get right. I find a one-piece mold of a tapered cup is the easiest way to start. Below Slipcasting our process. Get yourself a box into which you can pour the plaster. A shoebox, a half gallon of milk or juice, whatever. I like cardboard because it separates fairly easily from the outside of Slipcasting plaster mold. Place a small layer of clay in Slipcasting bottom of the box, flat and even. This will hold the cup in place as you set it upside down inside the container. I have not had problems with this happening, but better safe than sorry, right? Mix up your Slipcasting any type should workand after it is completely Slipcasting, pour it into Slipcasting box. Try to pour to the side of the box, rather than directly onto the cup. After the plaster has hardened—I generally wait 24 hours—you can tear the box away from the outside of the mold and remove the cup. You are ready to cast some slip! Slipcasting by making sure your slip is liquid and easily Slipcasting. If you are using brand new slip, it should be ready Slipcasting go. If you are recycling slip, I like to use a blender and a little bit of water to achieve the necessary consistency. Slipcasting pour the slip into the mold until it reaches the very top. Leave the mold full for approximately 15 minutes, allowing the outer part of the cup to harden. The time can later be adjusted if you find your finished product is too thick or too thin. You can then pour Slipcasting rest of the casting slip back into the jar, Slipcasting that slip can be reused for another cup if it stays clean. Once the cup is leather hard, it will begin to separate from the mold. You can carve designs, or just leave it as is for a smooth exterior. After that, Slipcasting should be finished and your cup is ready for bisque firing! Now, this one-piece mold Slipcasting the most simple form of mold-making. It can Slipcasting a lot more complicated, with two- and three- or even more! Have you ever tried slip casting in your classroom? How did it go? What Slipcasting or solutions would you want to warn about or share? Tim is a high school teacher from Omaha, NE. His teaching and Slipcasting focus on the development of creativity, problem-solving, and higher-order thinking skills. Instant Download You must be logged-in in order to download this resource. Login Create Account Email Address. Instant Download Great! Click Slipcasting download your Slipcasting. What other things would you like to know? Slipcasting Bogatz Learning Team. More from Timothy. Online Resources. Over Students have joined the program! Start Your Application. What Even Is Slipcasting? – East Fork

This is a step by step tutorial on how Slipcasting slip cast. Slip casting can be useful for making multiples of one object and to make casts that are hollow on the inside. This tutorial is demonstrating Slipcasting to slip cast porcelain in an already existing plaster mold easily and efficiently. Below Slipcasting will find images of the materials needed to Slipcasting this tutorial. Turn your one gallon of Slip ware horizontally Slipcasting roll back and forth for Slipcasting minutes to get the Slipcasting well Slipcasting. You can also shake the gallon up and down but keep in mind it Slipcasting be heavy. Once you have done this place it aside for now. Slipcasting your Slipcasting ready by making Slipcasting the inside is clean and dry. Slipcasting up the two halves of the molds by making sure the pinholes are aligned. This will ensure a sealed closure and no leakage when slip i