A making session with Carol Read, Paula and Jane.
Porcelain paperclay mixes delicate clay with paper fibers, making it incredibly strong and easy to repair. You can make super-thin vessels, intricate sculptures, and pressed-flower trays. Because the paper burns away in the kiln, the clay is perfect for building advanced projects without cracking.
We will explore the different ways to use paperclay, and make a small item of your choice.
It would be helpful to bring a few handbuilding tools with you, and a board and something to take your ‘making’ home in.
