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Summary: Using a slab roller to make 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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How to Use a Slab Roller

Hi I'm Betty Ingham and on behalf of Expert Village clay is so versatile that you can roll it out and make things what we call slab work. And what you can do is this is called a slab roller it is just a giant rolling pin and you cut of your clay and you have to put something on this because you don't want it directly on your surface there. This is just some material it is actually jean material that has not been dyed so it doesn't have much of a texture. Then you just going to roll it out and after you roll it from those 2 pieces you have one piece.

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