Sigma Nu - ΣΝ Fraternity Ratings at UPenn

ing-pin, until it is six inches square and aboutfive-eighths of an inch thick. Upon this clay sheet a circle is marked,five inches in diameter, cut out and placed on a plaster tile. Theedge is criss-c

is evenly andcarefully cut out with strokes of the oval, smooth-edged tool, so thatthe outside ring shall form a ridge not over one-sixteenth of an inchabove the depressed interior of the circle. The

ting it as near the middle as possible byeye; then when the wheel is going well, hold the right forefinger or awooden tool, well braced, close to the piece. See if it touches at anypoint, and if so, m

where it is not necessary to alter the shape. Anotherposition of the hands (see Fig. 14) may be used to press the clay intoa narrower form. This must be done with great deliberation and care,however,

b and finger, which will smooth away any lumps and give the piecea hand-moulded look. Should there be any very deep hollows to make ituneven, they should be wet with slip very slightly and filled in w

ecoration;yet this is far from being the case. Bowls, cups, and cauldrons,water-jars and bottles (see Figs. 61 and 62) were often elaboratelyincised with beautiful and intricate designs. The forms, to

knots. The tworemaining strands of the right-hand group are brought beside those onthe left of the next group to the right, where another knot is made,and so on, until the circuit is complete. One mo

p near enough to the wheel for a person sitting on it to reach thewheel comfortably. It is braced by a board on either side extendingdiagonally forward, from the leg of the seat to the floor, and by a

el, The pointed steel tool, A rolling-pin, Ultramarine blue water-colour paint, A medium-sized paint-brush with fine point, A saucerful of ground, baked clay, mixed with water.An Indian water-jar of b

Think your typical annoying Poli Sci major. Not super relevant on campus and don’t mix with many sororities of any standing. Have seen one or two guys that are cool but the most are not.