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    To be clear, I just need a sharp stick and not any special tools?
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    Correct. A sharp stick is sufficient to make your carvings.
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    Where do I get Tempera paint?
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    You can usually find them in places like Michael's, Hobby Lobby, Jo-Ann's, etc. but if you can't find them any where like that, you can order them online from Amazon.
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    How durable would the pot be if it is not fired in a kiln?
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    Firing makes clay waterproof and strong. However, unfired pot can last a long time if it is not handled too much, and does not come in contact with water.
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    How can I make a clay vase?
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    You just need some clay and a potter's wheel. Try watching an instructional YouTube video on how to make one.
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    Where can I get the clay?
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    You can find it at most craft stores. If not, you can find it online.
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    Can I use salt dough for this?
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    Yes, you can. However, it my experience, it may crack and fall apart when it dries.
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    Can I use homemade clay for this?
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    Yes.
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    Do I have to paint the pottery?
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    No. You can leave it unpainted if you want; painting is just optional.
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    Do I need to use water to make Anasazi pottery?
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    Yes. It will keep the pot moist to make it smoother. It also will help to add the designs.
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    Why does the pottery crack if I use salt dough?
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    It is the salt that is the culprit. When salt is in dough, it takes the moisture out of the dough and it cracks.
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    Can I use watercolors?
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    In my experience, no. Watercolors will peel and crack. Use tempera paints, usually available at your local craft store. If you cannot find them at craft stores, try Amazon.
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    Where can I get a potter's wheel?
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    You could find potentially one at a hardware store such as Lowe's or Home Depot. If not, there are wheels listed on eBay and Amazon.
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