In the Studio: Handled Scoops Alyssa Wagner
Appears in the May/Jun 2022 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated.

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In the Potter's Kitchen
In the Studio
Pottery Illustrated
One of the very first workshops I ever attended was given by the potter Lorna Meaden. One demonstration that inspired me was how she threw multiple pieces on the wheel and assembled them to make a functional scoop. Wanting to try these techniques on my own, I went back to my studio and perfected my type of scoop.
From the Pottery Making Illustrated November/December 2016 issue.
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