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BOWL sa BOWL -- CARVED sa BOWL -- TURNED xx DISH How to make handmade and marbleized papers from construction and art papers. Projects made from the paper include striped vase, bas-relief columns, folded-paper flower, marbleized stationery, handmade-paper quilt block, marbleized bowl and cookie cutter sculpture. Soups on. Smoke stoneware greenware tureen and lid is decorated with simple floral motif. An introduction to working with stoneware. Gridded design pattern is included. Blue beauty. Greenware pitcher and bowl features white flowers and leaves of stand-up type glaze against a dark background. Greenware colander and spaghetti serving bowl feature stoneware-like glaze and a duck patterns. Gridded design pattern is included. Soup tureen is painted with undergaze color in a Ukrainian folk-art style of stylized floral motifs. Greenware watermelon salad bowl is painted with underglaze and glaze colors. Swan bowl. Instructions for finishing with both non-firing stain (for ornamental use) or in glazes (for food use). Southwest chip and dip set. Greenware bowls feature a cutout design along the rim of the large (chip) bowl and colorful southwest underglaze colors. Gridded design pattern is included. Salsa server. A greenware salsa bowl and lid are decorated using underglaze airbrushing and decals. Colorful ceramic pasta bowl is painted with underglaze. Touch of Egypt bowl. A low greenware bowl features Egyptian hieroglyphic-like figures incised around the outside that are colorfully painted with underglaze. The background and interior of the bowl are colored black. Holstein roundup. A ceramic soup tureen and serving bowl set is decorated with holstein cow patterns in black and white using underglaze. Clever combination of various vegetables and greens are assembled to create a tureen in the shape of a strutting tom turkey. Painted with glazes and underglazes. Ceramic bowl (on three feet) is painted with underglaze colors to represent how an Indian village may have looked. Desert oasis. A heavily cast greenware bowl is painted on the inside to depict a pond filled with water lilies (as viewed from above). The design pattern is included. Painted salad bowl, serving spoon and napkin rings begin as a terra-cotta saucer for a flower pot, a garden trowel, and a length of PVC pipe. How to raise lagenaria gourds. Covers curing them and cutting them to make vases, a birdhouse and a bowl. Making bowls, figurines, and bracelets using papier-mache. Tips on using walnut to make such items as salad bowls and cutting boards. Carving a jade bowl. Project for the advanced craftsman. Acrylic plastic projects include decorative vases, bowls, jars and cabinet doors. Salt sculpture that resembles jade. Instructions for 3 pendants and a covered bowl. How to dry and decorate gourds and make them into bowls and utensils. Stoneware casserole exemplifies the ease and simplicity with which a finished stoneware piece can be achieved. Making a lace drapped bowl from slip trimmings. Part 1. Preparation of the plaster bat and hump mold for the bowl. Includes tips on reconstituting trimmings back into clay or pouring slip. Making a lace drapped bowl from slip trimmings. Part 2. Making the lace-drapped bowl and glazing the bowl. Indian bowl features a molded-in geometric design reminiscent of the Southwest. Finished in brown and black glaze. Ceramic trick or treat candy dish features a ghost, pumpkin and black cat design. Design pattern is included. Cow country kitchen. Painting various ceramic objects which feature a cow motif. Includes cookie jar, teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer. Ceramic lattice piecrust tops for pie dish. Tips on finishing. A collection of bowls, baskets, boxes, and party favors made from a dough of confectioner's sugar, cornstarch, gelatin, water and food coloring. Bowls with a past. Using native American pottery shapes from the Southwest as patterns for elegant wooden bowls. Seven design profiles are included. Mosaic magic. Making thin-walled wooden bowls composed of tinted epoxy resin holding together small mosaic strips of wood. The secret is having a "sacrificial" bowl upon which the real bowl is built. Unique wooden vases and bowls feature multiple layers where the top edge of each layer is a silhouette of a city skyline reminiscent of either medieval or Pueblo. Wood turning supplement. Tilting nut bowl allows for easy access to nuts or candies using a wooden spoon. Making wooden bowls with uniformly spaced flutes around the outside of the bowl. Flutes are made by routing and sanding. Seashell-shaped laminated walnut bowls are fabricated from veneer. Faux-turned vessels. This laminated-ring technique yields a lathe-turned look without the lathe. Suitable for bowls and similar items with an open top. Patterns included for a vase, urn, rimless vessel, and symmetrical vessel. | |||||||||
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