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Handbuilding is one of the oldest and most expressive approaches to making ceramics. Unlike wheel throwing, handbuilding doesn’t require a pottery wheel — just your hands, basic tools, and an …
Wheel throwing is the foundation of most studio pottery practice. Whether you’re just starting out or working to refine your technique, the guides below cover the wheel throwing essentials — …
A line blend is one of the most useful glaze testing methods available. It tests how a single variable — a colorant, a flux, an opacifier, or a second glaze …
A limited glaze pantry is the fastest way to start making your own glazes. You don’t need fifty materials on the shelf — you need a short list that covers …
Glaze making is one of the most rewarding and technically rich areas of ceramics. Whether you’re mixing your first simple base glaze or developing a complex glaze chemistry practice, the …
One of the most important supplies when making up your own glaze or making plaster molds is a scale. There are several types of scales to choose from, and the …
Making a ware board — or a whole stack of them — is one of the most practical things you can do for your pottery studio. The good news — …
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