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Hannah posted a new post. 12 months ago
DIY Spring ChicksThis adorable egg-shaped chick is a perfect Easter craft! Instead of making it solid, we’ll turn it into a little thumb pot, making it lighter…
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Hannah posted a new post. 12 months ago
How to make SlipWhat is Slip? The Magic Glue for Air-Dry Clay! ✨ If you love crafting with air-dry clay, you need to know about slip! Slip is…
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Tati Sapryka posted an update 12 months ago
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Jessica White posted a new question. a year ago
Lamp class this weekendCan you ask her to send the link to the lamp piece she uses? Also, I just started my membership. How do I join the…
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Cary Scholes posted a new question. a year ago
Kanthal witeI’m in a class where we are unbuilding a head lamp – kanthal wire is a class requirement. How do I know what size to…
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Lisa Davies posted a new note. a year ago
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Diane Evans posted an update a year ago
I’ve been using Pottery Notes to record my makes and glazes. I actually loved it. However, I just lost all my records because I forgot the app does not back up to the cloud and I mistakenly deleted the app (to fix a problem) and reinstalled it. By doing so I lost all my data. Does anyone use an app that does back up to the cloud and…
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Hi Diane, sorry to hear about that! We have a notes feature here that is backed up daily and you can use it on desktop or our mobile app. https://ceramic.school/notes – you can also add your own ingredients and glaze recipes to tag to your notes. If you try it out, please let me know if we can improve it at all for you 🙂
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Michele Hensey posted an update a year ago
Hi everyone. I unloaded my kiln yesterday and 4 small mugs came out beautifully, but I then had glaze “bubbles” pop at the connection of the handle on 3 of the 4. I used Mayco Black Walnut under Winterwood (which moves), with a very thin/light application of Light Flux just on the rims. I was surprised at the movement (2175 for 5 mins, 1900…
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This is the post that is no longer showing in the feed….hoping that my comment moves it back into the feed view.
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I’m no expert on this, but I’ve followed many pottery sites and the most common response to fix bubbles it to refire the piece at one cone lower than the original fire. That will allow the glaze to flow again, and allow the bubbles to heal over.
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Meg Griffiths posted an update a year ago
A long-term potter now nearly 80, living to pot rather than the opposite. I muddle along happily, selling as and when. People enjoy the pots: ‘earthy ….. looks like it’s always existed …. gritty textures …. muted colours’. I like work to be at least semi-functional so many pieces are designed for flowers/twigs/plants.
There’s…
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Poppy Adams posted an update a year ago
some samples of my current projects
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