Paperclay: Art and Practice (New Ceramics) Paperback – Illustrated, 5 April 2018

I wish I'd found this years ago. Not only because of the concept, but this is written so clearly, illustrated so beautifully, and explained in simple enough terms for someone new to the craft, but technical enough for anyone who wishes to become expert in executing a perfect end result. It's full of inspirational examples and I can't wait to get my hands on the equipment I need.

Again these books are a bonus for me as I want to learn more about ceramics. Made a figure in ordinary clay and unfortunately it fell and the head fell off. With the help of the books I discovered that I could use paper clay to reattach the head and now it is one of my nicest pieces. Great.

Really inspirational and equally practical guide to working with paperclay. Many ideas I hadnt thought of and examples from many different ceramicists all over the world, that give me an insight in certain approaches where previously I had been wondering, how on earth do they do that? Thanks to this book I’ve been experimenting much more than I would have otherwise, even firing some pieces in a garden fire...

Liked the book so much - have made paper clay myself - and was hooked - and always happy to learn more from others.. very informative. well worth the money..

wonderful book, filled with inspirational ways of creating from modest materials... very moreish to read... oh just GET it.

This book gives clear basic information and instruction with out being patronising, its ideal for a beginner but also has more advanced information, suitable for everyone interested in this. Read it virtually in one go!

Really clear and thorough explanation of all aspects of working with paperclay.- Rosette Gault's book is essential reading for those starting to work in this medium.

Very poor , the main idea seems to be that you can avoid the skills required to work with clay by using paperclayNot very imaginative ,I got nothing from this book.