"Bisqueware" Example Sentences
1. I forgot to glaze my bisqueware before firing it in the kiln.
2. The students were instructed to create their own bisqueware pieces for the upcoming art show.
3. It's difficult to paint bisqueware because the surface isn't very porous.
4. The bisqueware cracked in the kiln due to uneven heating.
5. The artist made a set of bisqueware tea cups and saucers.
6. The bisqueware sculptures were the focal point of the exhibit.
7. The pottery studio offers classes on how to create bisqueware.
8. The bisqueware had a smooth and sleek finish.
9. The bisqueware was fired at a temperature of 1000 degrees Celsius.
10. The bisqueware was left unglazed for a more rustic look.
11. The artist used a variety of techniques to decorate the bisqueware.
12. The bisqueware was carefully packed and shipped to the customer.
13. The bisqueware was still warm from the kiln when it was unpacked.
14. The bisqueware was shaped by hand and then fired in the kiln.
15. The bisqueware had intricate patterns etched into it before firing.
16. The bisqueware was so delicate it needed to be handled with care.
17. The bisqueware glaze melted in the kiln and created a beautiful effect.
18. The bisqueware was sealed with a clear coat to protect it from dirt and moisture.
19. The bisqueware was displayed on a shelf in the pottery shop.
20. The bisqueware figurine was a popular item among collectors.
21. The bisqueware was first fired at a low temperature to remove any moisture.
22. The bisqueware vase was the perfect addition to my collection.
23. The bisqueware was painted with food-safe glaze for use as a serving dish.
24. The bisqueware was sold by the pound at the ceramics supply store.
25. The bisqueware was carefully sanded to remove any imperfections before firing.
26. The bisqueware plates were stacked neatly in the cupboard.
27. The bisqueware remained unglazed for a raw, earthenware look.
28. The bisqueware was shaped on a pottery wheel before being fired.
29. The bisqueware was sold at the annual art fair.
30. The bisqueware bowls were perfect for soup on a chilly evening.
Common Phases
1. First firing of the
bisqueware;
2. The
bisqueware needs to cool down before glazing;
3. The porous nature of
bisqueware allows for better glaze adherence;
4. Applying glaze evenly to the
bisqueware is important;
5. The second firing of the
bisqueware is when the glaze melts and fuses to the surface;
6. The final result of
bisqueware depends on the type of clay used and the temperature of the firing.