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Using a Slab Roller to Avoid Wasting Clay

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Summary: How to use the slab roller to avoid wasting clay while making pottery; learn this and more in this free video arts and crafts lesson taught by a pottery making expert.

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Betty Ingham Betty and her husband Ben have purchased and entirely remodeled a 100 year old Victorian home. They also own a pottery studio.
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Using a Slab Roller to Avoid Wasting Clay

Hi I'm Betty Ingham and on behalf of Expert Village now this got a little bit of a wrinkle in it so what I'm going to do is I'm going to, you have to get the wrinkle out or it will if I where to fire that it would be a crack. What I'm going to do is just kind of fix it up here, roll it again. The wonderful thing about clay is you can always reuse it. Now if it gets to dry we have pug meal that the pug mill reconstitutes all of our scraps from our mill and all of our scraps from our slab work. Therefore we would never waste any clay. As you can that would be just fine now.

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