Ceramic bisque product with underglaze outlines
OwnerJudy McConnell Randleinventor
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Abstract
A molded clay object with decorative indicia and a method for preparing a molded clay object for receiving finishing decorations, where the steps include applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object with an applicator to trace on the molded clay object a complete outline of decorative indicia, firing the molded clay object in a kiln to fix the outline in a permanent state whereby the object is prepared to receive coloration and other decorative material applied by a user prior to being glazed and fired a second time to produce a finished object; and cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
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A method for preparing a molded clay object for receiving finishing decorations, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object with an applicator to trace on the molded clay object a complete outline of decorative indicia;
- firing the molded clay object in a kiln to fix the outline in a permanent state whereby the molded clay object is prepared to receive coloration and other decorative material applied by a user prior to being glazed and fired a second time to produce a finished object;
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- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
A method for preparing a molded clay object for receiving finishing decorations, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to a first screen with perforations having an outline of a first decorative indicia;
- using an applicator to press the ceramic paint through the perforations onto the molded clay object;
- firing the molded clay object in a kiln to fix the first decorative indicia in a permanent state;
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- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
A method for preparing a molded clay object for receiving finishing decorations, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to a first screen with perforations having an outline of a first decorative indicia;
- using an applicator to press the ceramic paint through the perforations onto a first side of a first sheet of transfer paper;
- applying the first side of the first sheet of transfer paper to the molded clay object to transfer the first decorative indicia to the molded clay object;
- removing the first sheet of transfer paper from the molded clay object;
- firing the molded clay object in a kiln to fix the first decorative indicia in a permanent state;
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- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
A method for decorating a molded clay object, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object within regions indicated by decorative indicia, wherein the decorative indicia has been fixed in a permanent state to the molded clay object by a first firing in a kiln;
- coating the molded clay object in a glaze;
- firing the molded clay object in the kiln to fix the ceramic paint in a permanent state and create a wear-resistant coating;
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- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
A method for preparing and decorating a molded clay object, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object with an applicator to trace on the molded clay object a complete outline of decorative indicia;
- firing the molded clay object in a kiln a first time to fix the outline in a permanent state;
- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature;
- applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object within regions indicated by decorative indicia;
- coating the molded clay object in a glaze;
- firing the molded clay object in the kiln a second time to fix the ceramic paint in a permanent state and create a wear-resistant coating;
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- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature.
A method for preparing and decorating a molded clay object, the method comprising:
- applying ceramic paint to the molded clay object with an applicator to trace on the molded clay object a complete outline of decorative indicia;
- firing the molded clay object in a kiln a first time to fix the outline in a permanent state;
- cooling the molded clay object in the kiln to room temperature;
- coating the molded clay object with an acrylic material suitable for decoration with indelible ink;
- applying indelible ink to the molded clay object within regions indicated by decorative indicia.
A molded clay object for receiving finishing decorations, wherein:
- ceramic paint is applied to the molded clay object with an applicator to trace on the molded clay object a complete outline of decorative indicia;
- the molded clay object is fired in a kiln to fix the outline in a permanent state whereby the molded clay object is prepared to receive coloration and other decorative material applied by a user prior to being glazed and fired a second time to produce a finished object;
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- the molded clay object is cooled in the kiln to room temperature.
A molded clay object for receiving finishing decoration comprising:
- a blank object having been subjected to a first firing in a kiln to create a bisque;
- a pattern of indicia tracing a decorative pattern on the object, the pattern of indicia having been created by applying ceramic paint in the decorative pattern and thereafter being subjected to a second firing to permanently fix the pattern of indicia on the object;
- wherein the object is ready to receive the finishing decoration to be applied by a user of the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.