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Lee was also being very industrious and basing his Proper Yorkshire Mill House™ off the mill houses he sees during his dog walks – I wonder if he ever takes his tortoise with him? In order to create the thin lines of the roof tiles he has stolen his mother’s afro comb

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Which I know all about because I watched every series of Poldark, a show that was far too invested in that damn mineshaft that NOBODY cared about – and Sal being Sal excels at the task and we may only be two episodes in but they’re going to have to start making her build things with her right hand tied behind her back or she’ll just dominate the whole thing! Traditional buildings were very much the go to for most of the potters because adding the texture and age to them using a variety of tools and oxides both showcased their skills but also intrinsically had more character to them – we’ll get to the people who conceptualised their designs during a feverish cheese dream later.

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Obviously you can’t throw a clay building a potter’s wheel so this week everyone is hand making their builds and Suz is very relieved because this is her bag and you would have hoped that this would have meant she’d know how to manager her time BUT ALAS things did not go as planned for Suz’s welcoming Scottish Castle because she only got halfway through her perforated “Gang East Wast Hames Best” sloganĪnd didn’t get to add a door, rendering it the least welcoming castle in Scotland – and Scotland has at least 15 haunted castles.

You might be thinking “That sounds VERY big?” and you would be correct because the production team couldn’t even source an example over 30cm tall This week’s main challenge is for the potters to create an illuminated pottery building filled with architectural details and plenty of character that must also stand at 40cm tall.

Week two and we’ve taken our hands off the wheel and are veering into hand building miniature buildings that would still fetch a £1600 rental fee in London! The House That Jack Built It was a ‘Say Something Hat’ Day in the Atlantic Ocean.

Light fairytale episode 2 review