I began this process by creating two pinch pots for the body of Cookie Monster. I scored and slipped the two pinch pots together then created a long coil around the meeting of the two pots. I used a plastic scrapper to blend the coil seamlessly into the pinch pots. I used the same process to make the head. After scoring and slipping the head to the body, I carved out the mouth using wooden modeling tool. Because the body was too tall, I used a paddle to hit the body into a fatter, rounder shape. I used two small balls of clay to form the eyes, which I slipped and scored together and then added to the top of the head. I created the arms of Cookie Monster by creating a large coil, cutting it in half, then flattening it to create some dimension. Before I attached them to the body, I bent the arms at an angle to hold the cookie and used a needle tool to carve out his fingers. To make the cookie, I rolled out a ball of clay with a rolling pin and a piece of canvas. Next, I used a cookie cutter medium sized circle to cut out the cookie and a small circle cookie cutter to cut out the chocolate chips. I scored and slipped the chocolate chips to the cookie and used the medium sized cookie cutter to make a bite mark out of the cookie. Finally, I covered the body in a thick layer of slip and used a needle tool to create a fur-like texture.