By Gage Hill Crafts · 6/29/2020
Sarah reflects on her pottery class at Third Branch Pottery in Randolph, Vermont, where she revisited ceramics after 20 years. She expresses gratitude for the opportunity to explore new techniques and reconnect with her creative side class introduction.
Among her creations, Sarah's favorite is a set of nesting bowls made using slab techniques. She describes the process of creating these bowls, including using textured devices and fluted pie plates to shape them nesting bowls.
Throughout the class, Sarah faced challenges, such as issues with glazing thickness and structural integrity of her pieces. She discusses the learning curve involved in pottery, especially with glazing techniques that didn't turn out as expected glazing challenges.
Sarah concludes by reflecting on her growth as a beginner potter and expresses interest in continuing her pottery journey. She invites viewers to share their own pottery experiences and encourages them to explore local pottery classes final reflections.
The comments reflect a positive sentiment, with viewers appreciating Sarah's work and expressing interest in taking pottery classes themselves. One experienced potter complimented her pear casserole, encouraging her to keep practicing.
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