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It all went up in smoke...

This was Lee's latest sculpture... 18" high, 13" wide. She had worked on it for over a week, just finished it last night. The type of clay she is using calls for the piece to be baked in an oven at 275* (depending on the clay thickness) for 15 - 20 minutes. This gets the clay hard. We had just bought a new stove, and it had a timing feature on it, so we set the timer for 15 minutes, and went to church. Unfortunately, the timer feature didn't work. When we got back, Lee's hard-worked on horse head had exploded in the oven. Ever seen a 13 year old girl cry over a piece of work she has put her heart and soul in?

She wanted to start a new head right away, so I salvaged the old framework and base, and she is in the kitchen now, slapping clay together. I told her the next one would be even better. I sure felt sorry for her.

Vernon

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boy she really has an eye for detail,you gotta be prouder than heck of her Vern.:thumbup:too bad about the stove malfunction[dang modern machinery],but i have the feeling she'll hit the ground running on her new masterpiece.:thumbup:
really,im blown away with the talent she has.:thumbup:unbelievable Lee!!!!
 
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