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Price: £ 24.95 Special offer £ 99.80 for all six DVDs /
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Description:
The main part of this DVD is the making of a teapot . A deceptively
simple everyday object, body, spout, handle and lid, all of which
must be assembled and not only work but be pleasing to the eye
and a pleasure to use.
You will also see the making of an oval dish that is decorated
with the traditional combed pattern, one of the oldest forms of
decoration. Painting a large medieval vase takes time and one
can never be sure of the final result.
Run Time: 1hr 52 minutes (approx)
Availability: Generally next day dispatch but allow three
clear working days.
(this is DVD number three in
a series of six)
‘Making an Oval Dish’
(12.23 mins)
A demonstration from start to finish of how to make and decorate
an oval shaped dish.
‘Blue and White Pottery’
(7.36 mins)
A look at some examples of blue & white tin glaze pottery
created by Alan Frewin over a thirty-year period.
‘How to make a Teapot’
(54.17 mins)
Shows the entire process of a teapot being made through all the
various stages – throwing, turning, assembling, slipping,
decorating, glazing and firing – to the final finished teapot.
‘Giant Teapots’
(6.37 mins)
Some examples of giant teapots that are designed to be used as
garden fountains
‘Slipware Pottery’
(12.33 mins)
Alan Frewin shows a selection of his unique slipware pottery.
‘Decorating a Large Vase’
(5.50 minutes)
using time-lapse filming – you’ll see a vase being decorated
with an intricate medieval scene around it.
‘Slipware Pottery’
(10.19 mins)
Continuing to show examples of Alan Frewin’s highly individual
slipware pottery.
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