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Across 1. refers to a slab of clay draped over a rounded/curved form—kitchen bowl or beach ball—made/use for the purpose of hump technique 5. (“scratched”) a ceramic decoration technique made by scratching off a surface layer to reveal a sub layer beneath 6. refers to a concave (dipped/curved in) form—inside of a kitchen bowl or plate—into which slabs of clay are shaped; slab is pressed into the form. 7. is the most important part of working with clay. It prepares the clay by forcing out air pockets and create a unify consistency. 8. a technique use to joint pieces together. A needle tool, fork or serrated object can be use to joint the surfaces together. 10. sheets or slices of clay that are flattened to the desired thickness, often with a rolling pin; they then can be wrapped, folded, or cut and joined together.

Down 2. a term used to describe the quality of clay that allows it to be easily manipulated 3. a hand-building technique that employs rolling out ropes (coils) of clay 4. a “paste” like liquid prepare by diluting clay with water. It is use to joint pieces of clay together. 9. a fine-grained material that occurs naturally in soil and sedimentary rock. Use in making bricks, ceramics, and cement.