
Wedging Boards – All you need to know
What is a wedging board? One essential tool that everyone should have in a potters’ studio are wedging boards. These large boards allow you to wedge your clay before throwing it on the pottery wheel. There are many different options a potter can choose from when it comes to wedging boards,

How to make a spoon with Jessica Putnam-Phillips
How to make a spoon with Jessica Putnam-Phillips ❤

How to build a slab jug
*remastered* Cardiff Pottery Workshop shows us how to build a slab jug – Super Sunday 26/02/2017

Pottery for Kids : The Benefits of Pottery for kids
Pottery for Kids: How do kids benefit from pottery? Pottery, for kids, is one of the most creative activities you can let your child experience. Kids are born naturally creative, and inquisitive. They are born filled to the brim with energy, and the need to express themselves. And as

Electric Kilns
Electric Kilns: What is an electric kiln? Why should you buy an electric kiln? What types of electric kilns are there, and which kind of electric kiln is right for you?

Rolling Clay with Keith
Rolling Clay with Keith – a cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” – by Keith Brymer Jones.

How to make a fountain glazer
Fountain Glazers: What are Fountain Glazers? How do Fountain Glazers work? How can you make your own Fountain Glazer? Find out here!

How to make a DIY Raku Kiln
DIY Raku Kiln: How to make a DIY Raku Kiln. Follow this simple 8 step process to make your own DIY Raku Kiln.

How to make a mini folded bowl
This simple technique produces an amazing mini folded bowl 🙂
Featured Ceramic Articles

Julia Claire: How to make a Darted Pitcher
In this video, we see Julia Claire of JuliaClaireClay showing us how she creates a darted pitcher. Julia Claire is a ceramic artist working at

Jennifer McCurdy: How to create a beautiful Sculpture from a Vase
Jennifer McCurdy gives us a Fabulous demonstration on how she turns her Wheel-Thrown pots into Beautiful Organic Sculptures. So the next time you have a

Eric Louis: Traditional Acoma Horsehair Pottery
Traditional Acoma pottery has been made in the Acoma Pueblo area of New Mexico for centuries. The pottery is easily recognized due to its thin

