Pottery for life : A Guide for Beginning potters and Those with special Needs
رقم التسجيلة | 2517 |
نوع المادة | book |
ردمك | 0812217969 |
رقم الطلب |
TT920.B68 |
المؤلف | Botterill, Claire |
العنوان | Pottery for life : A Guide for Beginning potters and Those with special Needs |
بيانات النشر | Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001. |
الوصف المادي | 128 p ; ill., col |
ملاحظات |
- Includes bibliographical references and index - Includes illustrations in colour |
المحتويات / النص |
1. Clay and the Making Process 2. Tools and Equipment 3. Packing and Firing Kilns 4. Projects 5. Hand Modelling 6. Mould Making and Slipcasting 7. Glazing and Decorating |
المستخلص |
Creating with clay is a rewarding process within the reach of anyone, regardless of experience or ability. Claire Botterill, an experienced teacher and therapist, creates a program of eight projects, ascending in difficulty as the student gains skill and confidence. She provides introductory chapters on types of clay, tools and techniques, and kilns, before leading the reader through the tutorials. With each piece, Botterill takes the student through the sequence of acquiring materials and tools, explains suitable techniques, supplies templates, plans steps, and shows finished artwork. Photographs of each step of the projects are included, along with an initial list of tools and supplies and an introduction giving information on the skill level required, as well as recipes for slips and glazes where necessary. A useful list of pottery suppliers provides further resources. This is a practical book for physiotherapists, teachers, and all who work with people with special needs or beginning potters. |
المواضيع | Pottery craft - Amateur's manualsHandicraft for the mentally handicappedHandicraft for the physically handicapped |
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520 | |a Creating with clay is a rewarding process within the reach of anyone, regardless of experience or ability. Claire Botterill, an experienced teacher and therapist, creates a program of eight projects, ascending in difficulty as the student gains skill and confidence. She provides introductory chapters on types of clay, tools and techniques, and kilns, before leading the reader through the tutorials. With each piece, Botterill takes the student through the sequence of acquiring materials and tools, explains suitable techniques, supplies templates, plans steps, and shows finished artwork. Photographs of each step of the projects are included, along with an initial list of tools and supplies and an introduction giving information on the skill level required, as well as recipes for slips and glazes where necessary. A useful list of pottery suppliers provides further resources. This is a practical book for physiotherapists, teachers, and all who work with people with special needs or beginning potters. |
650 | |a Handicraft for the physically handicapped |
650 | |a Handicraft for the mentally handicapped |
650 | |a Pottery craft - Amateur's manuals |
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