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he next day the clay will have dried and shrunk sufficiently toenable the potter to slip it out of the mould. Any cracks or hollowsthat may be found on the outside are wet with slip and filled in with
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t it will slide. The lump of clay, held in bothhands, is then thrown firmly on to the centre of the wheel. The bottomof the lump should be well down on the wheel, and it is most importantto have it ex
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ups, the twostrands on the right are brought beside the two on the left of thegroup to the right of it, and knotted together as described on page132, at three-quarters of an inch from the first row of
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yellow.It will be seen from these directions how much the colouring of glazesis like the blending of pigments for a picture. It is a delightfulfield for experiment, and the element of chance is suppl
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rm shown in Fig. 34, the straight-sided circularcavity in the centre being about three inches deep, and the whole slabperhaps sixteen inches square. The basin part, like the bowl-shapedmould just desc
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stration: FIG. 47]Finish off the end of the raffia by sewing several stitches throughand through the ring. Pin this ring to a cushion on one’s lap or tosome firm, soft object near at hand. Take two st
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ed the craft,employing only Belgians to design and mould the ware. The old methodsare carefully followed—the pieces are wheel-made, not formed in moulds.Much of the decoration is done by boys, who mak
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t the stem, serving thedouble purpose of a handle and a brace for the stem. The base shouldbe modelled first, from a single piece of clay, placed on a plastertile. Care should be taken to have it suff
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, necessary to such an undertaking.The first kiln of the new pottery was drawn on Thanksgiving Day. By1889, the pottery had become self-supporting. Rookwood has alwaysbeen a distinctively American pot
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is the jar liable to crack. The top is now made even byeye, using the pointed steel tool.[Illustration: FIG. 30][Illustration: POTTERY FOR BEAUTY AND USE The pale-green rose-bowl with a moth design,
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