Susan on sun 22 sep 02
you can get this hardcover book at www.half.com for only 75 cents.
Susan
> From: Paul Brinkmann
> Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
> Date: Sun, 22 Sep 2002 13:12:55 EDT
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Speaking of Books(making a mold for a mold)
>
> Hi to all from San Antonio.
> Over the past 20+ years of collecting books on pottery and ceramics,
> the subject on the list sent in by Chris Schafale on 9/18/02 on making a mold
> for a mold, reminded me of an article I read in the Readers Digest ' CRAFTS &
> HOBBIES', A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO CREATIVE SKILLS. 1979. On page 317 it
> shows how to make a mold for making tiles and mosaic projects.
> The book has hundreds of crafts and how-to instructions (with
> pictures) that will really get your juices flowing, but most importantly it
> has almost 50 pages devoted to pottery and 17 pages to modeling, moldmaking,
> and casting sculpture. I am sure it is still available through your local
> book store, or by writing directly to Readers Digest. PS. I am in no way
> connected to RD.)
>
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Paul Brinkmann on sun 22 sep 02
Hi to all from San Antonio.
Over the past 20+ years of collecting books on pottery and ceramics,
the subject on the list sent in by Chris Schafale on 9/18/02 on making a mold
for a mold, reminded me of an article I read in the Readers Digest ' CRAFTS &
HOBBIES', A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO CREATIVE SKILLS. 1979. On page 317 it
shows how to make a mold for making tiles and mosaic projects.
The book has hundreds of crafts and how-to instructions (with
pictures) that will really get your juices flowing, but most importantly it
has almost 50 pages devoted to pottery and 17 pages to modeling, moldmaking,
and casting sculpture. I am sure it is still available through your local
book store, or by writing directly to Readers Digest. PS. I am in no way
connected to RD.)
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