Cover Image Property of PUBLISHER
May? 2018:Issue #17
Page Count: 82
Notes:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • FEATURES
    • PROJECT 1:
      Moon Jar(thrown)
    • EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT(event):
      Muddy Fingers Pottery, Stephan Aal
    • ME AND MY POT:
      Avril James' delicate handbuilt form
    • PROJECT 2:
      Bread Bin(coil built)
    • WEST SUFFOLK COLLEGE:
      1st Pottery Student Exhibition
    • PROJECT 3:
      Double-walled bowls with Cutouts
    • ME AND MY POT:
      Andrew MacDonald takes inspiration from Medieval pottery for his thrown slipware
    • GLAZES:
      Linda Bloomfield explains opaque glaze and how to make them
    • PROJECT 4:
      (large)Cheese Dish- dome-lidded platter
    • CONFESSIONS OF A NOVICE:
      Tracey turns to hand-building again
    • PROJECT 5:
      Jug(slab-built)
    • DOUG(Fitch)'S DIARY
    • STUDIO SPOTLIGHT:
      Rachel Fooks(Furzebrook Studios) has created an arts community in Dorset
    • READERS' WORK(photo gallery)
    • HOXTON SQUARE MARKET:
      Makers from the Turning Earth studios in N London have made the move to the markets of E London
  • DEPARTMENTS
    • From Editor's Desk(editor's note)      by Rachel Graham
    • Upcoming Events
    • Next Issue...

Magazine Title: Clay Craft: Pinch, Coil, Slab and Throw
Editor(s): Rachel Graham
Publication Frequency: Monthly
Began Publication: January 2017?
Ended Publication: Ongoing
Published by: Kelsey Media, Kent, UK
Average Page Count: 82
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"*
ISSN: 1743-0712

NOTE: ALL COVER IMAGES THIS PAGE ARE PROPERTY OF
PUBLISHER, but are scanned from my private collection.

SUMMARY: If you were looking for a substitute magazine(like I am) for "Polymer CAFE", this isn't it. This magazine's sole focus is on kiln-fired clays. It was a fun read, with several projects, useful tutorials, a full events calendar and subject specific ads. If you are a potter or sculpter, you may enjoy this magazine. Word of warning - it's pricey, since it is published in the UK.

They have a website: www.claycraft.co.uk

Anyone with more information about this publication, or has issues to donate or sell, can contact me through My Contact Page.



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