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By: ed hangiPosted:
ve a sturdy, short leg an inch and a halfwide at each of the four corners of the dish.A roll of clay about five and a half inches long, an inch wide, andthree-eighths of an inch thick is made into a h
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und a good clay, potters rarely change. In fact, this feeling is sostrong with some that it amounts almost to a superstition. A potterwho has obtained a clay that is satisfactory in a certain State wi
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By: technicPosted:
e form is as nearly a hemisphere aspossible, only flattened slightly at the bottom.When the bowl has been built up to within an inch, perhaps, of the topof the mould, if it is not a deep one, make the
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IV METHODS OF DECORATIONThe more simple and strong pottery designs are, the better. Those thatare intricate, no matter how beautiful, are out of place on the big,substantial f
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cisethe outline still deeper. Make a clean-cut, firm outline, broad anddeep, with a bevelled edge. This is, of course, supposing that the tilehas not become very dry, in which case the tool used shoul
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By: ough. AfPosted:
y on to the base.[Illustration: FIG. 26]A piece of clay is then rolled and flattened into a handle an inchin diameter and five inches long. This is put on at one corner ofthe base, and is not attached
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By: ther, anPosted:
suggests one delightful way of utilising this ware.Foliage plants of any size, from a tiny cactus, which seems to finda bowl with a rounded base the most comfortable of abiding places,to a great spre
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are moulded into a gradual inwardcurve, and the corners are slightly depressed (see plate). A cupfor the candle (see Fig. 26) is made by rolling a piece of clay intocylindrical form, about an inch and
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By: ter intoPosted:
oil isadded in the same way. The third coil is brought in a little towardthe centre, and subsequent coils come in still more, so as to make theform that of a jar cut exactly in half. After each coil i
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ure is not too cold, otherwise indoors. It is built up exactlyas was the flower jar in Chapter II., except that there is no cardboardoutline to test it; the eye alone is the guide. Great care should b
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