White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 138
ll in the kiln (orpottery oven) to which you are going to send it.If you live near a pottery where flower pots or Fig. 61 gray stoneware are made you can probably ar-range to buy your clay there, and after yourpottery is finished have it baked at the same Clay Working III place. The clay that is… … Fig. 62 Although this clay is gray before it is baked, itcomes from the kiln a beautiful Indian red. You will not need many tools beside your ownfingers and thumbs. One boxwood modellingtool the shape shown in Fig. 60, and another withmore flattened and rounded ends (see Fig. 61)will be enough to…
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