On the Cover: Free Form by Dorothy Perkin

On the cover: Our cover this month amplifies the theme of Dorothy Perkins’ article (page 14): that nature suggests free forms. You won’t find leaves, stones, or flower petals—as such—in the asymmetric pot. They’re there in essence only.

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Nature Offers Suggestions: Free Form
  
A Potter’s Markets by T.A. Randall
 
Midwest Craftsmen’s Seminar by E. James Brownson
  
Test Your Clay by J. Sheldon Carey
 
Crazing by Edgar Littlefield
 
Decorate with Engobes! by Karl Martz
 
“I Build a Kiln’ by Henry Bollman

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