Name: How to Work with Ceramics
Brand: Sterling Publishing

With a diverse collection of techniques and more than 20 inspiring projects,  How to Work with Ceramics  is an excellent potter's companion. From pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction to creative throwing practices and mold making, this must-have reference for ceramists covers all the basics.   Accompanying photos help newcomers build a strong technical foundation. Stunning projects &mdash; including a square-slabbed dish, retro mugs, and a porcelain nightlight &mdash; will appeal to potters of every level. The book also includes a guide to the various types of clays and kilns as well as a fascinating history of pottery.   Author &mdash; Collins & Brown (Editor).   Paperback. 160 pages. 8-3/4&quot; &times; 8-3/4&quot; (22 cm &times; 22 cm).




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With a diverse collection of techniques and more than 20 inspiring projects, How to Work with Ceramics is an excellent potter's companion. From pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction to creative throwing practices and mold making, this must-have reference covers all the basics.

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How to Work with Ceramics  | BLICK Art Materials

With a diverse collection of techniques and more than 20 inspiring projects,  How to Work with Ceramics  is an excellent potter's companion. From pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction to creative throwing practices and mold making, this must-have reference for ceramists covers all the basics.   Accompanying photos help newcomers build a strong technical foundation. Stunning projects &mdash; including a square-slabbed dish, retro mugs, and a porcelain nightlight &mdash; will appeal to potters of every level. The book also includes a guide to the various types of clays and kilns as well as a fascinating history of pottery.   Author &mdash; Collins & Brown (Editor).   Paperback. 160 pages. 8-3/4&quot; &times; 8-3/4&quot; (22 cm &times; 22 cm).

How to Work with Ceramics

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