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Posted 25 August 2012 - 04:44 AM
Hi everyone, can anyone help please?
I am trying to identify a white talc like powder used in a video clip on this site by Sandi Pierantozzi. It's a brilliant clip with loads of info about slab building, but I am rather deaf and however many times I watch the clip I cant make out what she calls the white stuff coming out of the glass shaker which she is sprinkling over her freshly rolled slab.
It's within the 'video of the week' - at the bottom of the bit from Annie Chrietzberg 'slab to grab' she suggests 'learning from a pro - Sandi's dvd 'What if' which looks brilliant but I cant hear what she says!
Any help please gratefully recieved from a mutt and jeff.
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Posted 25 August 2012 - 05:08 AM
JoyB, on 25 August 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
Hi everyone, can anyone help please?
I am trying to identify a white talc like powder used in a video clip on this site by Sandi Pierantozzi. It's a brilliant clip with loads of info about slab building, but I am rather deaf and however many times I watch the clip I cant make out what she calls the white stuff coming out of the glass shaker which she is sprinkling over her freshly rolled slab.
It's within the 'video of the week' - at the bottom of the bit from Annie Chrietzberg 'slab to grab' she suggests 'learning from a pro - Sandi's dvd 'What if' which looks brilliant but I cant hear what she says!
Any help please gratefully recieved from a mutt and jeff.
I am trying to identify a white talc like powder used in a video clip on this site by Sandi Pierantozzi. It's a brilliant clip with loads of info about slab building, but I am rather deaf and however many times I watch the clip I cant make out what she calls the white stuff coming out of the glass shaker which she is sprinkling over her freshly rolled slab.
It's within the 'video of the week' - at the bottom of the bit from Annie Chrietzberg 'slab to grab' she suggests 'learning from a pro - Sandi's dvd 'What if' which looks brilliant but I cant hear what she says!
Any help please gratefully recieved from a mutt and jeff.
I think she is talking about cornstarch. She mentions not using it in the video about making slab puffy handles.
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Posted 25 August 2012 - 06:50 AM
Lucille Oka, on 25 August 2012 - 05:08 AM, said:
JoyB, on 25 August 2012 - 01:44 AM, said:
Hi everyone, can anyone help please?
I am trying to identify a white talc like powder used in a video clip on this site by Sandi Pierantozzi. It's a brilliant clip with loads of info about slab building, but I am rather deaf and however many times I watch the clip I cant make out what she calls the white stuff coming out of the glass shaker which she is sprinkling over her freshly rolled slab.
It's within the 'video of the week' - at the bottom of the bit from Annie Chrietzberg 'slab to grab' she suggests 'learning from a pro - Sandi's dvd 'What if' which looks brilliant but I cant hear what she says!
Any help please gratefully recieved from a mutt and jeff.
I am trying to identify a white talc like powder used in a video clip on this site by Sandi Pierantozzi. It's a brilliant clip with loads of info about slab building, but I am rather deaf and however many times I watch the clip I cant make out what she calls the white stuff coming out of the glass shaker which she is sprinkling over her freshly rolled slab.
It's within the 'video of the week' - at the bottom of the bit from Annie Chrietzberg 'slab to grab' she suggests 'learning from a pro - Sandi's dvd 'What if' which looks brilliant but I cant hear what she says!
Any help please gratefully recieved from a mutt and jeff.
Thank you Lucille, I will give that a go.
Cheers
Joy
I think she is talking about cornstarch. She mentions not using it in the video about making slab puffy handles.
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