This is an example of what NOT to do to your clay!

Take four freshly baked pieces in a pyrex pie dish from the oven...
Place them on still warm, and worse than that, ON electric burner from the noodles you just made...
Waitt.... WHAT IS THAT SIZZLING NOISE????!!!!

OH SSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.....!

Anyway, luckily I have a balcony. I held my breathe, grabbed a mitt (and of course couldn't get the balcony door open, but I did) and then I stuck it out on the balcony....

UGHHGHGHGH! I can't believe I did that....Here are the disaster pictures below...

©2003-Nitefalcon

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