We practiced our coil pots with oil based clay first, then created final pots. Here are the practice pots from one class and final pots from another class.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Fourth Grade Medallions: Clay, Glazed and Fired
My 4th graders created clay medallions with symbols that represented who they are. We learned about historical symbols from different cultures. We used Mayco Stroke n' Coat and white clay from Sax.
Kinder Pinch Pots: Glazed and Fired
Here is my first ever firing of kindergarten pinch pots with my new kiln. They turned out great! I had the kids use Mayco Stroke n' Coat and a white clay from Sax.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
The 2nd Grade KMAC Field Trip: Clay Masks
My 2nd grade had a great time making clay masks at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. I had them create practice masks with oil based clay before the trip so they would be familiar with techniques. They sketched out their favorite pieces while they toured the museum. Then they created masks with clay. The mask started as a slab of clay and they cut out the face shape and added low-relief pieces. They used Mayco Stroke n' Coat glazes to add color. When we left, the museum put their masks on rolled up newspaper to give curve to the pieces. I pick up the masks in approximately one week and am excited to see the final results.
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