Results of an assignment in which the students were to create an art object incorporating pattern. (RB)

How to create and apply glazes. Includes formulas, materials needed and procedure. (RB)

Gives 3 plans for experiencing space. Each plan includes concepts, visual aids, materials, and activities for the particular space experience. (GB)

Beeswax provides a natural and fine sculpture material. (DS)

The author, a Professor of Art Education, contends that in these days of budget cuts it is good to know that the use of found materials, when effectively controlled, has a valid esthetic and educational basis. (Editor)

Unexpected dividends from this experience were the familiarization and identification of various dyeable fabrics, what to wash, how to wash, fashion, design, color, and the social involvement of wholesome student interaction in the classroom. (RB)

Describes a 3-dimensional art project that can be completed in relatively short time while providing junior and senior high school students with experiences in design, texture, and color. (GB)

Suggests that mosaic scraps, a lump of clay, an assortment of college scraps and bits of wood can be used to give children an opportunity for creative expression. (RB)

The creation of ceramic masks in reaction to the film, Roots, focused on the functions of the masks themselves within a particular society, the materials and techniques used to create these masks, and the identification of typical shapes of heads and facial features on the masks in each culture. (Author/RK)

Article discussed the long history and development of the craft known today as macrame. Descriptions of decorative knotted garments and sculptures were also presented. (RK)

A modified approach to the usual stained glass windows using colored cellophane, scotch tape, water colors and a felt-tip pen. (RB)

A blind student teacher helps fifth graders to learn the value and beauty of texture when he visits their art class. (GB)

Explains flameworking, the art of melting glass rods over flames and shaping the hot glass artistic or useful forms. (DS)