Showing posts with label pottery tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pottery tools. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Only 3 Premium Pottery Studio Memberships Remaining
We have three Premium Pottery Studio Memberships left. Members must commit to one full year of membership. There are many benefits, including: get clay at cost (wholesale+shipping), two free months of membership, a free Pottery class, and much more. This is a one-time offer. For more information, Call Shelley Mathiot (252) 626-7723, or email her.
Monday, April 15, 2013
How To Make Your Own Clay Tools
On May 7 & 8, from 6-9pm, you can learn how to make your own pottery tools at the Bear Hands Studio. Bear Hands welcomes Brant Barnes of Riverwood Pottery (Dillsboro NC) to teach this awesome workshop.
Brant is very experienced at making pottery tools. He will be bringing along some of his unique, innovative creations, such as the opening tool made of a 2x4, a door hinge, a mop handle, and a laser pointer!
Brant is very experienced at making pottery tools. He will be bringing along some of his unique, innovative creations, such as the opening tool made of a 2x4, a door hinge, a mop handle, and a laser pointer!
Brant says that in this class, he will teach students to make the items like signature stamps, texture and pattern stamps, handle makers, and pattern/texture wheels. Materials are included!
You may also create bowl ribs, foot makers, slip trailers, and more. Brant will teach you how to make ribs and wooden tools, and will bring along some wild cherry wood for his students to use. He will demonstrate some unique glazing techniques, and show students how to make stamps out of foam.
It seems like Brant can make pottery tools out of just about anything.
"My latest and most favorite tool I made from the handle grim of my bicycle and now I have clay paddles for texturing clay. My handle tool is made out of the spout of a two gallon gas can. I go to the flea market looking for texture tools. An old cheese slicer or meat tenderizer can easily be used to make clay art."
We will only be offering this workshop ONCE! So don't miss out! Click here to register.
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