Wraping Vase
Barbara Gill, Remlik VA
>I have searched back 9 months and checked Dave's article. Somewhere I saw that the brown paper should be used on an alcohol soaked vase differently. Was it to put a cylinder of paper on the inside?
Wraping Vase
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#25 am? Go back to sleep Barb!
TD
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#3Re: 5 am? Go back to sleep Barb!
John Lucas
>TD I was up at 4:15 this morning reading these messages. I really need to get a life, or at least more sleep.
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rprevett
>Barbara, the trick was to put the paper around the outside of the bowl, up to and including the rim. Leave the inside exposed. Store upside down, with the exposed inside down on a rack.
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#5Wrap the out side of a vase.
Dave Smith, Longview, WA
>Hi Barbara,
Sorry for any confusion I may have caused you for I am confused myself most of the time.
For all hollow pieces, including vases, warp the out side with heavy paper leaving the opening exposed to air. I fold the paper over the rim and secure it with masking tape. Dry the piece up side down.
You can email me or call me if you need better explanations. My phone number is on my website.
Dave Smith
Recovering from tax preparation in Longview, WA.
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#6Re: Wrap the out side of a vase.
Barbara Gill, Remlik VA
>Dave, that is a good answer. For some reason I thought a vase was wrapped differently from a bowl. I am keeping procedure, weights, soaking times, etc. for the 16 1/2" holly and magnolia bowls.
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#7LOL
Barbara Gill, Remlik VA
>Actually I had been up since 4:30. Do you think that is why I fall asleep in my chair each night? :-)
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Re: 5 am? Go back to sleep Barb!
Dick Hines
>Terry, Barbara does more work before 10AM than most of the rest of us do all day.
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#9I wish I could turn a 16" bowl.
Dave Smith, Longview, WA
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