Painted Bowls
Students will receive a bisqued clay bowl to paint with colored underglazes. The decorated bowls will be left in the studio to be clear glazed and fired. The bowls are […]
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Students will receive a bisqued clay bowl to paint with colored underglazes. The decorated bowls will be left in the studio to be clear glazed and fired. The bowls are […]
Students will receive a small ball of clay with instructions on how to form it into a pinched pot. Students then choose a glaze color and leave them in the studio […]
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