Carla Lombardi on thu 2 dec 10
ng two kids
Can anyone of you give me advice on starting a three and a 7 years old on c=
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=3DE2=3D80=3DA2 The Gift of Art: Vessels Gallery Reception 6-9 Friday=
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Doug Trott on thu 2 dec 10
ng two kids
Why?
I don't know that I would expect much more from a 3 year old, but I would
just sit with them, and "play" with the clay myself, using skills and tools
they have. I might pound some clay into a slab, and then carve into it wit=
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my fingers. Maybe I'd join little pieces of clay together in a simple
figure of an animal. Or pinch out a little bowl. Mind you, I wouldn't be
explaining what I'm doing - just chatting with them. But at the same time
I'm giving them ideas of what's possible all by example.
Doug
Squeesher & Mud-Maker (Advanced)
http://www.prairie-garden.com
On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Carla Lombardi
wrote:
> Can anyone of you give me advice on starting a three and a 7 years old on
> clay? I have attempted several times but all they want to do is squeesh i=
t
> and make mud...
>
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