KLAYDUCKS - Klay Crazy Ceramics Auburn WA

KLAYDUCKS
25th Annual
Free Take One
CERAMIC ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON EST. 2015
Invite you to advertise in the
2015-16 WHOS WHO DIRECTORY
In Ceramics, Porcelain, Pottery & Glass
Now in it’s 24th year.
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Introduce Yourself: Hours,
Address,
Contact Info Website
For Information Contact:
JoAnn @ 253-347-3708
Klayducks@KlayCrazyCeramics.Com
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Who’s Who
In Ceramics, Porcelain,
Pottery, & Glass
in
Washington, Oregon, Idaho & Canada
2015-16
Produced by: (KCAW)
Klayducks Ceramic Assn. of WA
Est. 2014
We would like to thank our
Advertisers, for supporting the
Who’s Who Directory & the fired
arts industry. Every effort has been
made to insure each ad is accurate .
If you find any errors
please contact me (JoAnn)
@ sistersinthesoup@msn.com
OUR MISSION
The Mission of the Who’s Who Book is to help
customers locate shops in their neighborhoods and while traveling.
Also to help shops keep in touch with each other for
information, support, supplies and friendship.
Your support goes a long waY….
For the Klayducks Ceramic Association of Washington this is the main
fundraiser for our many charitable projects throughout the year.
These projects consist of free painting booths for children at Auburn’s
Kids Day in June, Auburn Good Old Days in August, and Tacoma
Street Fair also in August. Our organization is also involved with local
charities through donations of finished ware to auctions.. We also
work within our own communities to teach children of all ages, to express themselves through art with an emphasis in the fired arts.
For information on how you can help these charities go to:
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*Larsche Tahoma Hope
www.larschetahomahope.org
*Mary Bridge Hospital, Festival of the Trees
www.multicare.org/home/festival-trees
*Nativity House through Catholic Community Services
http://www.ccsww.org
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Pasco Extended
Classes
With Marchelle Burnham – Instructor
When:
July 30th through
August 3rd 2015
Where:
Columbia Valley Grange Hall
6300 West Court Street
Pasco, WA
Contact:
Laura Lyle @ 509-336-9065
Glass, Mud, Underglaze,Texture Glaze,
Apli-Kate, Decal, Lusters, & More.
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Table of Contents
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WASHINGTON
IDAHO
Auburn
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Coeur d’ Alene
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Hoquim
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Incom
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Kalama
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ARIZONA
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Kent
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CANADA
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Lakewood
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NEBRASKA
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Longview
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TEXAS
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Lynwood
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Marysville
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Pasco
9 MAP
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Pullman
10 NOTES
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Roy
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Rochester
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Seabrook
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Seattle
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Spokane Valley
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Tacoma
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Woodland
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OREGON
Adrian
Albany
Aloha
Beavercreek
Boring
Damascus
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Is Your Favorite Shop in
This Book?
Encourage them to
Advertise in the
Who’s Who Directory!!
We reach over 1,500 new
customers each year and
counting!
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The Oregon Ceramic Association
Presents Its 57th Annual Ceramics, Doll &
Crafts Show Competition & Sales
NOTES:
March 18th and 19th, 2016 10am-5pm
Washington County Fair Complex
873 NE 34th Ave., Hillsboro, OR
Wed. March 16th
Competition Entrees Accepted
Noon to 6pm ONLY
Thurs. March 17th-Booth Setup & Competition Judging
See more info at oregonceramicassociation.com
or call Show Chairperson David William 503-632-8174
Coupon for 2016 Oregon Ceramic Association 57th Annual Ceramics, Doll
& Craft Show
$1.00 off $5.00 Admission
Children 12 and Under Free
March 18th and 19th, 2015
Washington County Fairplex
Name____________________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________________
Phone #__________________________________________________________
E-Mail____________________________________________________________
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INLAND EMPIRE
CERAMIC ASSOCIATION
Find your inner Artist @
WILL PRESENT IT’S
53rd ANNUAL
CERAMIC & FIRED ARTS
SHOW & COMPETITION
Doc Holiday Distributor
Late Nights, Parties, Classes,
Scouts, Team building
& Family Fun
Bisque & Greenware,
Painting Pouring & Pottery
Supplies. Party Room*,
Pottery Wheel* And More
AT THE
CERAMICS
INLAND NW
WILDLIFE
FROM THE
COUNCEL
HEART
6116 N MARKET,
SPOAKNE WA 99208
OCTOBER 2nd & 3rd 2015
MOLDS, BISQUE, SUPPLIES, DOOR PRIZES,
FOOD, DRWINGS
COME ONE & ALL FOR A GOOD TIME
PHYLLIS DOTSON
PRESIDENT
509-220-7467
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PEGGY JARVIS
SHOW CHAIR
509-435-2157
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Klay Crazy Ceramics
Home of the Klayducks Ceramic Assn. of WA (KCAW)
720 A Street SE Auburn WA 98002
Phone: 253-931-0660
Email: INFO@KlayCrazyCeramics.com
Web: www.KlayCrazyCeramics.com
OPEN:
Friday 11-6pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm
Sun - Mon 11am - 6pm
Tuesday 2 - 6 pm
LATE NIGHT
Tuesdays & Fridays 6-9 pm
(18 & over)
JoAnn Johnson-Owner
Join Our Mailing List
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Tammy Ruelas—Owner
Find us on Facebook
ENUMCLAW, WA
718 Simpson Ave
Hoquim, WA
CERAMIC SHOW
& COMPETITION
(360) 537-9188
Ask for Ceramic Shop
Phone:
Hours: Tuesday & Wednesday 11:30-5pmm
Thursday, Friday & Saturday 1-5pm
Closed: Sunday & Monday
Come on
down!
June 3rd & 4th 2016
10-4pm Daily
Enumclaw Expo Center
45224 284th Avenue SE Enumclaw, WA 98022
Presented by:
KLAYDUCKS CERAMIC ASSN OF WA (KCAW)
Hours: Tue - Fri 10 am - 3:30 pm
Sat 10 am - 2pm
Wed 6:30 - 9pm
Competition
Entries June 2nd
9-5pm
$4 each
JOIN US FOR:.
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Booth
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Entr
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FRE
Daily Door Prize Drawings
(must be present to win)
GOOD FOOD
Make-n-Takes
SILENT AUCTION, Live Demo’s
MAKE YOUR OWN GLASS JEWELRY
& Competition
June 3rd & 4th. 2015 / 10-4pm daily
Admission $7
Save $2 with this coupon
COUPON
COUPON
EA CERAMIC SHOW
Children 12 & under FREE w/ Parent
Please Duplicate this Coupon
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Explanation of the Evaluation Headings cont.
NW Casting & Mixing
Interpretation of Design Pattern: Did the artist add their own interpretation of the
design to make it their own design? Did they add to or change the design to make it
stand out and be appealing to the eye? If they did, does it stay in balance and make
things look as if it is their own.
Use of Color: This is the unique way the artist has used color to create a fresh new
approach to their design. Color should be exciting!
Unique use of normal Function of a Piece: When the normal function of a piece has
been changed, it must be in such a way that it makes the piece seem unique.
Equipment
Workmanship:
This is the most important part of the judging sheet. This covers main things that are
looked at when judging the pieces entered into competitions. In this area you are
judged on the basic beginnings of your ceramic ware.
Casting Clean-up and Construction: This area is judged on the casting and/or hand
building, of the ware. Seams removed properly, lids fit properly, thickness of
piece even, piece sit level, no drips or bumps, no swipe marks from wiping down with
a sponge, handles filled and bottoms of plates and bowls filled so that no food particles can be trapped. Rims of cups, vases, bowls, jars anything with a rim all even.
Perfection of Technique: Make sure that you do what ever technique you are doing,
to the best of your ability. Keeping things very neat, staying inside lines, cover areas
with product correctly, and using products in the way in which they are intended to be
used.
Proper Use of Media: Know the product you are using. Know that you need to use
glazes on utility items, or that you shouldn't use non-fire products on techniques that
might need to be sealed against moisture.
Firing: Make sure that all techniques have been fired to the proper temperature.
Stilt marks left on pieces will be marked down in this area. Sharp points on bottom of
items will be assumed they are stilt marks. Example: No halo around decals, no pits
or drips in glazes, no purples in luster's. Some of these problems can be due to wrong
firing temperatures
Degree of Difficulty: Is the technique complicated or just one type of product thrown
on a piece of ware and the piece entered in competition. Example: Brushstrokes and
detail, compared to just clear glaze slapped on to a piece. Just one glaze not much
work, where a lot detail is much more time and work.
3145 - 89th St. South
Lakewood, WA 98499
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Casting Tables
Drain Tables
Mixers
Parts
Phone: 253-209-5730
E-mail: nwcasting@comcast.net
Feel free to ask the Judges questions if you don’t understand something.
Thank you for entering!
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Explanation of the Evaluation Headings on
The Judges Score Sheet
Following is the definition of how the pieces in competition are judged. This will
help you understand what is looked at when your entries are judged. The following
definitions follow the judging sheets used by the Exhibitors Associations Judging
Program.
Design:
“BEAUTIFUL TRANSLUCENCY”
“SUPERIOR STRENGTH”
“EASE IN CASTING”
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Pints, Gallons, Flower Clay & Plasticizer.
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Cotton Laces
Rex Tools & Form-a-Leafs
Victory Spanish Colors
Willoughby’s China Paints
Decorative Porcelain LTD (Porcelain Bisq)
Lace Draping & Flower Books Available
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Aura Veenstra Flowers
U.P.S. Daily
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Tue - Wed - Thur
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Rex Tools Flowers
6329-176th St. S.W.
Lynnwood, WA 98037
Ph/Fax 425-743-1591
info@colorificporcelain.com
www.colorificporcelain.com
Retail/Wholesale
Dealerships
Distributorship
Available
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Appropriate for Function: Has the piece been done with the proper products for
the piece to used as it is intended to be used. Such as: any utility items should be
finished with dinnerware safe glazes. Has the underneath rim of a plate been cast
right so that there are no caps or spaces left for water or food particles to get into
the bisque. Make sure that all bisque is sealed with glaze so that the piece could be
used for utility item.
Proportion of Design to Piece: Is the design/pattern too large or too small for the
piece? The size of the design should be in proportion to the size of the piece.
Balance of Design: Does the balance of the design fit the piece? The size of the
design should be in proportion to the size of the piece. This balance also refers to
the ceramic ware as well. Make sure that the ware is properly cast, not lopsided or
misshaped.
Color:
Value of Color: Does the piece have a good dark and light balance? Have the
color
values been used to best advantage?
Intensity of Color: Is there good contrast between the bright and dull areas?
Color Harmony: Color harmony is a pleasing arrangement of colors that work
well together. The most important consideration of color in design is the amount
and placement of it.
Relation to Design: Does the color enrich the design? Color should be an important part of the design.
Originality:
Addition to design: When something is added to the design of a piece it should be
for ( DecaI Pattern) the betterment of the piece. It should not be something added
to distract from the main design/or shape of the ware.
Greenware Adaptation: Adaptation is the process of changing the look, function
or decorative quality of a piece through addition or subtraction from the original
piece. The changing of the ware should be a good addition not a distraction from
the piece.
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The Perfect Start
1.
2.
Choosing Project for Competition:
* Decide what you do best based on workmanship
* Apply Suitable technique
Purchase & Cleaning of Greenware
* Thickness and evenness, not sagging, misshapen or stressed
* Level - Both Top & Bottom of piece, lids and bottoms fit properly Level
during cleaning if necessary.
* Attached parts (Handles, body parts, bows, flowers, etc.) are clean, no drips,
blobs or messy slip build–up. Cleaning is not the fun part of beginning a
project, but very necessary.
* Good detail in piece (redefine if necessary)
Claudia Crage
Owner
CCRAGE7406@hotmail.com
Carousel Etc.
Greenware / Bisque / Firing / Finishedware
(360) 659-7246
3822 84th St. NW Tulalip, WA 98271
P. O. Box 1699, Marysville, WA 98270
* Check for pin holes, gouges, sags, roundness, collapsing.
* Pour hole is even (Always check inside the piece for bad cuts and gouges
from pouring & trimming of pour hole)
* Inside of piece, no large drips, trash from cleaning spare, handles on
cups and pitchers should be flush to inside of container.
* Check for pin holes, chips, air bubbles, foreign matter in clay body,
mold marks.
* Figures should be checked for proportions. Features on face, fingers
on hands, define objects either being held or clothing on figure be
definite. Design be exact on both sides of animal or human. Example:
Carousel horses harness does not follow design to opposite side.)
3. Techniques
* Design if any should be original, this gives you the advantages in the
creative area
* Color used
* Number of techniques on one piece, make sure they compliment each
other.
* Number of pieces in a project
* Number of firings
* Foreign objects used (Keep this to a minimum of 25%.
* Originality and creativity
REMEMBER
Have Fun!
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Hours:
10-6pm Daily
Monday-Saturday
16742 Sheldon Lane SW Rochester, WA 98579
360) 359-6587
Air Brushing
Classes
Raku on Wheels
More than just your contemporary studio.
You Can:
Purchase::
Play:
Green Ware
Bisque
Paints
Glazes
Brushes
Clay
Slip
Paint Here
Take Classes
Raku
Pottery Wheel
Air Brush
Groups
Parties
Pour your own Mold
Distributor:
Duncan
Doc Holliday
Fashenhues
Gare
Mayco
Starlight Molds
Clay Magic
Creative
Paradise
www.TammysCeramicShop.com
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Daisy Ceramics
Marguerite Stevens - Owner
276 West 63rd Avenue,
Vancouver, BC V5X-2H8
Studio: 604-325-2478
Home: 604-323-1986
Messages: 604-327-9636
E-Mail: daisy5150@gmail.com
226 Front Street in Seabrook Wa.
PO Box 431
Pacific Beach ,Wa 98571
360-276-4321
FB; Imagine That
Email; ShelsImagineThat@gmail.com
Located in just 15 mi. north of Ocean Shores.
Check out our FB page for hours and events.
Items painted by 6pm are ready by noon the following day!
We have ladies nights, sometimes with live music. Date Night,
babysitting offered. Birthday Parties, Private parties.
You can even reserve the whole place for an evening!
Many items to choose from. Lots of help being creative.
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Ceramics Galore
Greenware - Bisque
Giftware-Classes
Phone:
208-664-5238
Address:
Hours:
3509 W Seltice Coeur d’Alene ID 83814
TUE 10-9pm, WED 10-5pm, THU 10-9pm
Mays Ceramic
Bisque
Largest Selection of Greenware & Bisque
In Southern Idaho
750 Steed Rd. Inkom, Idaho 83245 208-775-3530
MaysCeramics@gmail.com
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Greenware - Bisque - Finished - Classes
7 - Hand’s Ceramics
32770 SE Kelso Road
Boring, Oregon 97009
Phone: 503-668-6520
Betty Cissna - Owner
Duncan Ambassador
Certified Teacher
Would you like to be a Judge?
TIP:
For Information: infoceramics@verize.n.com
A typewriter eraser
makes fixing mistakes a
breeze. Just let the
paint dry first.
Learn:
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Peg-n-Us Ceramics
Fired Arts Terminology & Techniques
Judging Criteria (EA)
How to interoperate Judges forms and comments.
Help your students get the most out of competition
Work within your community to help this industry to grow
Valley View Ceramic Supply
Your Complete Ceramic Center
Greenware, Bisque & Firnishware
Distributor for :
valleyview.ceramics@gmail.com
DOC HOLIDAY COLORS
& Colors for Earth
Peggy Jarvis
1505 N. Elton Rd.
Spokane Valley, WA 99212
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By Appointment
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Fred Anderegg
Owner
Phone: 503-658-2453
Fax: 503-658-8027
15528 SE Anderegg Parkway
Damascus, OR 97089
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Washington Distributor
for Starlite Molds
Mold Chips
Kiln Brick
EASY-DO MENDER
D & L Crafts
Windmill Molds
Phone:
503-632-8174
FIRST AID
For all Greenware
& Bisque
Owners
Dave & Linda
William
14920 S Leland Road
Beavercreek OR 97004
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For the beginner and advanced potter, or for those that just like getting messy
Oregon Ceramic Supply
Over 30 mold lines available!
Hours:
Address:
Email:
Telephone:
Thur & Fri 5-8pm Saturday 10-6 Sunday 11-3pm
Monday thru Wed by appointment only
923 MLK Jr WayTacoma, WA 98405
spuntacoma@gmail.com
253.347.3457 or 253.905.1952
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Molds available in 48 hours
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DVD
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We carry clay and liquid slip. You may purchase by the gallon,
batch, or ton. Regal Porcelain 3 whites, 9 flesh
Hours: Monday through Friday – 10 am to 4 pm
Address: 30893 Ehlen Drive SW Albany, Or. 97321
Phone: (541) 926-0341
Daily UPS and Motor Freight
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Laguna Pottery
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Pottery Northwest
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Ceramic Arts Daily
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The American Ceramic Society
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Orton Cones
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Clay Magic Molds
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Fired Arts Magazine
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