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How you load your kiln directly affects how evenly your work fires. A poorly loaded kiln results in cold spots, glaze defects, broken pieces, and damaged shelves. A well-loaded kiln …
Firing a kiln is more than just turning it on and waiting. Understanding bisque vs glaze firing, how to set a firing schedule, when to use holds, and how cooling …
The cone number on your clay bag and glaze recipe — cone 6, cone 10 — determines whether your clay vitrifies, your glaze melts correctly, and your finished piece comes …
Templates are one of the most underused tools in a pottery studio. Whether you’re throwing consistent sets on the wheel, building slab forms, or making molds for slipcasting, a well-made …
Thank You for Your Purchase! This muffin pan is handmade from stoneware and fired to cone 10 for durability. Please read the instructions below before baking. ⚠ Important: Avoid Thermal …
Mocha diffusion is a captivating ceramic technique where a colored acidic solution interacts with a wet alkaline slip, creating intricate, tree-like (dendritic) patterns. Originating in 18th-century England, this method continues …
What paper clay is, the capillary action science behind why dry-to-wet joins work, Graham Hay and Rosette Gault’s contributions to the modern paper clay movement, benefits, limitations, and when to use it.
Materials needed This is a sample design and how I made my pieces shown above you can try other ways too The orange-red lines are the flux and the green …
Frozen Pond Technique was invented by Kathy McGuire. It is a cool glazing technique that you can add to your piece. It looks like pools of water on a black …
If you mix your own glazes, you’ve probably measured specific gravity before. But did you know you can use that number to calculate exactly how much dry material is suspended …
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