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I purchased a vintage Ceramic Tree. I wish it had snow on the branch tips. Is there paint that would stick to the glaze and look like snow with out it having to be fired? It is too old to fire.
Hi Suzi Jones, leave the tree as is, why take the chance of applying anything and then not being able to get it off. Tell everyoue its an Australian chrictmas tree :-).
There is certinally no snow here at the moment, it's the middle of Summer.
Sam
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Sam Kelly
Expertise
questions with regard to all types of clay, glaze problems and glaze making and application. gas and electric kiln firing
Experience
I am a full time studio potter, also technical assistant in the ceramics department of our local college.
Education/Credentials
I completed a three year ceramics course with 6 distinctions and 5 credits. 2 years as a proffesional potter in on of Australia's largest potteries. Working full time as a studio potter.
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