In the Studio: Woven Platters Nancy Zoller
Appears in the Mar/Apr 2022 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated.
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Michael Janus’ woven-bowl project can be done using a slump mold or over a hump mold. The process shown here uses a plaster hump mold. It can be done with many sizes of extruded clay or you can use strips of cut slabs.
From the Pottery Making Illustrated Nov/Dec 2016 issue.
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