In the Studio: Icy Provisions Chandra DeBuse and Tommy Frank
Appears in the Jul/Aug 2022 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated.
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In the Potter's Kitchen
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A wine bucket needs to hold one bottle of wine and enough ice for chilling. Similar to a vase form, it requires a weight distribution that will allow for stability. Start with five pounds of earthenware clay thrown into a tall, wide cylinder, with thicker walls for refining later. The top of the cylinder widens to roughly 1½ times the diameter of the bottom.
From the Pottery Making Illustrated January/February 2016 issue.
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