Thrown Pottery Techniques Revealed: The Secrets of Perfect Throwing Shown in Unique Cutaway Photography

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Summary: Excellent Teaching Tool
Review: "Throwing Pottery Techniques" by Mary Chappelhow is perfect for the beginning potter. The information is not so lofty that the beginner is unable to keep up. Several projects are provided with clear instructions and lots of pictures. The information is easy to follow and very thorough. You will be pleased with this book.

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Summary: Excellent Teaching Book!
Review: I own almost every book on pottery out there and when it comes to the catogory of wheel throwing this one is the best. I refer to it often and being a ceramic teacher I use it as a tool to help my students learn the art. The photos are large, clear and show various techniques to the same steps. This is great book for begginers, intermediate wheel throwers and teachers. If I could chose only one book on this subject this book would be my pick!

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Summary: My Favorite of All Pottery Books
Review: This is the best book that I have bought since I began working in clay. The step-by-step photos and the accompanying instructions are clear and helpful. I have made several of the projects following the techniques in the book and they have all turned out well. I would highly recommend this book for beginners as well as intermediate potters. You will use this book often as you perfect the different forms. I hope the author does another with additional projects.

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Summary: My Favorite of All Pottery Books
Review: This is the best book that I have bought since I began working in clay. The step-by-step photos and the accompanying instructions are clear and helpful. I have made several of the projects following the techniques in the book and they have all turned out well. I would highly recommend this book for beginners as well as intermediate potters. You will use this book often as you perfect the different forms. I hope the author does another with additional projects.