Alpha Epsilon Pi - ΑΕΠ Fraternity Ratings at UPenn

e bluffs of whose clay it is made, will appreciate this.Though charming in colour, a terra-cotta background with swirling linesof pale yellow, black and white, it can only be put in one spot—on thehig

Mould of Plaster_=Materials required=: 6 or 8 pounds of clay, well mixed, A bowl, or mould in bowl shape, A dishpan full of plaster of paris, A dishpan of water, A bag of ground flint, A piece of oilc

ot unlike some of the old Chinese wares. It hasa richness of texture luminous and beautiful. The decorations arepainted in relief, so simply that the glaze flows charmingly over them.There is also a v

rocess, onlyusing a smaller frame and rolling the clay thinner.Some designs for tiles are shown in Figs. 39, 40, 41, 42, and 43. The Kiln CHA

self or by some young man or woman whohas learned design as applied to pottery. The decoration is eitherpainted with colours which have been mixed with clays, like some ofthe Rookwood ware, or incised

ere mostly powdered clay, sometimes mixed with ochres.The surface of the piece first received a wash of fine paste, andafterward the colours, ground fine and mixed with water, were appliedwith the fin

e dealer.They come in the form of powder—soft glaze, hard glaze, and stannifère,which is a hard glaze with some oxide of tin added, to make it opaque.The soft glazes are used on ware which fires at a

table.A lump of clay is rolled on a table with the hands and a rolling-pin tothe thickness of half an inch. Upon this clay sheet a rectangle fourand a quarter by four and a half inches is drawn with

d to send one’s pottery to a far-away kiln for firing.The flower-pot ware is not strong, however, and fine glazes cannot beused upon it, so that, if possible, clay that will fire at a greaterheat shou

The lowest “NJB” frat, below apes, zbt, and Sammy. Mix mostly with low tier sororities and some non penn sororities from other Philly schools. Seem like friendly guys