The Potter’s Primer
The Potter’s Primer by Morgen Hall, published by Apple in 1997, is a comprehensive handbook designed for those interested in the art of pottery. This edition, written in English and spanning 143 pages, aims to provide a complete foundation course for novice potters. It covers essential techniques and offers step-by-step instructions complemented by color illustrations, making it accessible for beginners eager to explore their creativity with clay.
Readers will find detailed information on various clays, firing methods, and decoration techniques, all aimed at building their skills progressively. The book includes ideas for crafting a range of attractive and unusual objects, ensuring that learners can apply their newfound knowledge effectively. With its focus on crafts and hobbies, particularly pottery and ceramics, this guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to delve into the world of pottery.
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Making pots is common to all civilizations and all periods of history. This handbook has been written for all those who feel the age-old desire to fashion objects from clay. It seeks to provide a complete foundation course in the art, enabling the novice potter to master the techniques through gradual progression. There are step-by-step instructions and colour illustrations, along with information on clays, firing methods and decoration. There are ideas for a range of attractive and unusual objects, and technical tips to build up the reader’s skills.
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