Ceramic Crossword Puzzle

Mixture of clay and water to a glue-like consistency
Making cross-hatches in the clay before connecting two pieces together
Clay that is a couple days dry but still workable; just a little firmer than wet clay
Clay that is air-dried out and at its most fragile state
The first firing in the kiln
The paint used for clay that turns into a glass-like surface
All unfired clay
What we are doing to clay when we put it in the kiln to "bake"
The "oven" we put the clay in that gets up to about 2000 degrees fahrenheit
The number of layers we need to glaze
What we need to put in an enclosed piece of clay so it can "breathe"
What we need to make ball of clay so it will not explode
The maximum thickness for our piece
The part of the piece we never glaze
What we need to do to glaze if it has started to separate
What we need to add to glaze if it is dried out
The type of texture when we add clay to our piece
The type of texture when we scrape away clay; another word for deductive
What we need to wipe our bisque pieces with before glazing
Another word for wet clay
Silver metal tool we use to smooth or scrape our clay