Pottery making: an illustrated text book on art pottery making for teachers and artists (1914)
Webb, Judson Thomas, 1859- · Chicago, Lewis institute · leaf 53
isin Lesson 2. The Apple The apple is made 2 in diameter. Theclay is worked into a spherical form first.The shape of the applethen formed by mak-the depressions for thestem and blow with thethumb. The stem is madeof a small coil of clay. Theapple should be given in one Fig. 2 lesson. No extra… … 50 Lesson 8. The Cube The cube is 2 square. It is formedwith the thumbs and fingers,pressing the faces into shapewith the thumbs. The cornersand edges are formed by work-ing them out between the thumbsand lingers. Surplus clay may beadded when needed.
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