This book, like “It’s a Wrap II”, took me to an even higher
level of skill and potential. I have
always loved pottery, and even aspired to becoming a potter in my younger
years. But I found that making clay pots
took a skill set I didn’t possess, and I had pretty much given up on that dream
until I bought this book. The author
gives detailed instructions on how to create several pottery shapes, and it is now
possible for me to make “pottery” with cord and fabric that look much better
than any of the feeble attempts I made at creating pottery with clay back in my
youth! Here are some of the pieces I
have made using Warholic’s instructions:
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Jar with Lip
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Round Bowl with Leaves and Medallions |
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Seed Pot |
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Indian Pot with Leather and Bead Embellishments |
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Oval Bowl with Leather and Fabric Medallion
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Each of these vessels are made of multiple components, and
sewn together by hand to create pots or vases. I highly recommend this book for
those of you who, like me, love the “pottery” look and want to transform fabric
and cord into eye-catching home décor accessories!
That's the book I bought and found a few days ago in the boxes. I am determined to try this.
ReplyDeleteI love the round bowl with leaves allot!
ReplyDeleteMahalo for the review of Barbara Warholic's book!
I really love this book - it has helped me to go way beyond where I thought I could with this technique, and continues to be an important resource for my bowl and vessel making! And thank you for your comment about the bowl with leaves... one of my favorites!
DeleteSigh! I had these two books before the flood........
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! One of my FiberWorks group is going to lead a workshop for us. I can't wait.
ReplyDeleteFun! Caution: very addictive! ;-)
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