Setting Up A Simple Clay “Studio“ || @msmural

msmural Setting Up A Simple Clay “Studio“ View my profile

Get App Choose a space where you can create and be comfortable. Use a placemat that you can get dirty... 1 @msmural on

Get App Your placemat can be a plastic cutting board, a few layers of newspapers, or an old pillowcase. @msmural on

Get App Gather some tools. Pottery tools are great, but you can also use what you might have already! 2 @msmural on

Get App Suggestions are: pencil, ballpoint pen, paperclips, skewers, paring knife, fork, cup, ruler. @msmural on

Get App To roll out slabs: use a wood rolling pin, a dowel, or make a tool from what you have... 3 @msmural on

Get App A bottle, can,or jar would work as a tool to roll a slab. If the clay sticks, cover with a cloth. @msmural on

Get App For clean up: roll up the top layer of newspaper & use a wet shammy to clean table, tools & hands. @msmural on

Get App Store the clay and projects in an airtight container. Clay can be used over & over when it’s moist. 4 @msmural on

Get App These tricks work for me! Try them yourself, make improvements, be creative & make it work for you! @msmural on

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msmural Amanda Teaching Artist & Clay Ambassador. I create art and art integration lessons. Etsy.com/shop/missmural Paper Pop Up: HEMS 3rd Grade Lesson 4 Simple Strip Paper Pop Up: HEMS 3rd Grade Zigzag Part 2 Paper Pop Up: HEMS 3rd Grade Zigzag Fold Part 1 Paper Pop Up: HEMS 3rd Grade Day 1 Part 2 View full profile

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