Pottery Making: Pottery for Beginners and Essential Tips to Get Started
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, Crafts & Hobbies, Pottery & Ceramics, Antiques & Collectibles
| Author: | Jessica Lindsey | ISBN: | 9781519974617 |
| Publisher: | Jessica Lindsey | Publication: | October 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jessica Lindsey |
| ISBN: | 9781519974617 |
| Publisher: | Jessica Lindsey |
| Publication: | October 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Some pottery tips for beginners
Pottery is creative art and most people will get into it as a matter of hobby. However, some of those who have gone into pottery as a hobby have actually ended up becoming professional potters. Once the individual interested in pottery starts producing beautiful vases and mugs for their loved ones, the vibes just spread and before they know, they are producing for the whole neighborhood.
For most beginners, venturing into pottery is not always and easy task and tips from expert potters are always welcomed in this guide we have taken a brief look on how to decide if it is time to set up a studio and some of the problems that you may come across as you continue in your goal to become a better potter.
Other topics included in this book are:
-Set up a pottery studio
-How to select a pottery tool
-Tools used for preparing clay
**-Tools used for modeling **
-How to Select a Perfect Electric Pottery Wheel
-How to choose and buy the best clay
-How to work through the wobble
-How not to have an ugly bottom
-Avoid Pinching through the Walls
-Cracks in the bottom of the pot
Some pottery tips for beginners
Pottery is creative art and most people will get into it as a matter of hobby. However, some of those who have gone into pottery as a hobby have actually ended up becoming professional potters. Once the individual interested in pottery starts producing beautiful vases and mugs for their loved ones, the vibes just spread and before they know, they are producing for the whole neighborhood.
For most beginners, venturing into pottery is not always and easy task and tips from expert potters are always welcomed in this guide we have taken a brief look on how to decide if it is time to set up a studio and some of the problems that you may come across as you continue in your goal to become a better potter.
Other topics included in this book are:
-Set up a pottery studio
-How to select a pottery tool
-Tools used for preparing clay
**-Tools used for modeling **
-How to Select a Perfect Electric Pottery Wheel
-How to choose and buy the best clay
-How to work through the wobble
-How not to have an ugly bottom
-Avoid Pinching through the Walls
-Cracks in the bottom of the pot
