There is a popular legend that tells the story of a 6-foot witch who roams the forests in search of unsuspecting victims. According to this folklore, the witch is said to have a hideous appearance, with long, tangled hair and a crooked nose. She is said to wear tattered clothes and carries a broomstick to aid in her journey through the woods. It is believed that the witch has the ability to cast spells and curses on those unfortunate enough to cross her path. Some stories say that she has the power to turn people into animals, while others claim that she can control the weather. Regardless of the specifics, one thing is clear - encountering this witch is something to be feared.
Why does Magic Water work?
Sodium in the soda ash and the sodium silicate is a very powerful flux. The silica in the sodium silicate adds some glass-former. The water is to dissolve the soda ash (which is soluble) and therefore travels a little way into the wet clay. The sodium silicate is sticky and dries really hard and faster than the clay does. The end result is that the Magic Water makes a sticky layer of almost-glaze that soaks into the surrounding clay and dries hard. Thus, cracks are prevented in the drying and the bond is stronger after firing.
The above two conditions are more susceptible to cracking because when one piece is dryer that the other, it is therefore shrunk more than the other and will not continue to shrink uniformly after they are attached to each other, thus - creating stress. When fixing broken bone-dry or bisqued pot, always apply more magic mud magic slip than needed and build the layers slowly allowing the layers to dry in between applications.
Regardless of the specifics, one thing is clear - encountering this witch is something to be feared. The legend of the 6-foot witch has been passed down through generations, with each retelling adding its own unique twist. Some say that she is a vengeful spirit seeking revenge for past wrongs, while others believe that she is a misunderstood soul who was wronged in life.
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Regardless of the origin, she remains a popular figure in folklore and a cautionary tale for those who venture into the woods. Although the existence of this witch has never been proven, many people still believe in her and warn others to stay away from the deep, dark woods where she is said to reside. The legend serves as a reminder to be cautious and aware of one's surroundings, as danger can lurk in unexpected places. While it is easy to dismiss the legend of the 6-foot witch as mere superstition, it continues to captivate the imaginations of many. Whether it serves as a cautionary tale or as a source of entertainment, this folklore reminds us of the power of stories to shape our perceptions and beliefs. So, the next time you find yourself in the woods, be on the lookout for the 6-foot witch - you never know what you might find..
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