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ORANGE WALL CLOCK

You will need:

Clay – earthenware or stoneware

Aplaster plate mould – press or hump will work equally well

Rolling pin, plastic sheet, roller guides – max 5mm thick

Protractors – look for sets with different sizes; they will be useful for lots of things

Ribs and tools, including a pin

Paper, pencil and ruler

Underglazes in a selection of your chosen colours

Transparent glaze

Clock mechanism – buy this before you make the clock, so you know how big to make the housing hole

Before you begin:

This project uses a plaster mould to make the face of the clock.

Ready-made moulds are generally widely available from pottery suppliers, but PotteryCrafts, Stoke on Trent, have a particularly good selection similar or make the face using the foampress method if you have a former of a suitable size and shape.

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