Answering all your Who, What, Where, When, How, and Why questions about clay!
Some helpful tips on packing your pottery for shipping, so you can be confident that your clients receive their orders in perfect condition!
Are you eager to dive into the world of pottery for beginners but need guidance on where to begin? Let’s kickstart your pottery journey!
Not sure what pottery wheel you want? We’ll help you find the wheel that’s just right for you (and your budget)!
How much can you make selling your ceramics online? Well, in the real world… If you have a stall at an art fair, and 1000 people walk past your work and see it, you can expect to sell around 3% of the people. So that means, you would make around
“Should I start my pottery business by selling my ceramics on Etsy® or similar marketplaces?” Simple answer = No. You should not start your pottery business by selling on a marketplace. Why not? Well, let’s look at why people start selling on Etsy… 1) It’s a marketplace for creative things..
DIY Pottery Wheels: How to make a DIY Pottery Wheel at home (3 x DIY Electric Pottery Wheels and 2 x DIY Kick Wheels)
Explore the Different Ways you Can Apply Your Glaze to your Ceramics!
When it comes to pottery tools – Kemper is a well-known brand that produces Kemper Tools. They have handcrafted american tools for the Ceramic Arts community for over 50 years. Kempte tools can help all ceramicists from hand-builders to wheel throwers. In this article, we will be listing the various
Take Julia’s Online Workshop about making a darted mug! Â Tap for tunes! ? A little morning Mishima jam sesh! This technique is using wax resist on leather hard pots. That sweet stage before it dries! #ceramics #potteryvideo #potteryvideos #timelapse #leatherhard #instapottery #juliaclairesclay #mishima #wip #mug #amacounderglaze #amaco #iphoneonly #piabrush
When it comes to trimming there is no one single way to trim every piece. Some pieces will require special attention and methods to ensure that they survive the trimming process. Chucks will help potters trim everything from cups, chip and dip platters, teapots, altered vases and many more unique
In this video John Britt shows us how he creates a one piece lidded jar.
Hsin–Chuen Lin starts with a lump of clay and some sodium silicate… 20 minutes later? I really want to try this! In this video, Hsin–Chuen Lin demonstrates
I love two things about this video: 1) The clay they are using looks exceptional; a coarse and plastic body, which they handle very wet.
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