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Discover the beauty of pottery with this handmade rectangular clay platter crafted using a stencil-pressed design. The artist gently pressed the stencil into the clay, creating a cute, elegant, and timeless pattern—perfect for home décor or gifting. ✨ If you love creative handmade designs, don’t forget to follow my Pinterest account for more unique clay art, DIY crafts, and pottery inspirations! 👉 Save, share, and follow for more ideas. ClayPlatter #HandmadeClayArt #ClayCrafts...

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Overview of 6 pottery handle making techniques, 2 methods for shaping handles, and 6 ways of attaching handles + additional handle-making wisdom. With pictures!

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Looking for ways to cut budget corners? I know that I do. Here's one way to save a little bit of money in your ceramics studio.

Have you tried throwing off the hump before? It’s actually quite an easy skill to learn, and can speed up your throwing by 50%! Faster pots means more pots, which means you will improve your pottery skills even faster! I’ve combined all my best tips for throwing off the hump into one little video. Give it a try!

I will throw a large shallow bowl and decorate it with porcelain slip. All the work is done on a potters wheel in real time.

In this guide, we show you how to make a quick and easy DIY macrame plant hanger. It's a free, step-by-step instrunction with images.

A few months ago, a student of mine was telling me about a video she had watched in which the potter threw a lidded piece with the lid attached. In class I have often shown students how to throw "knob'n alls" that are thrown in one piece and later the lid is cut off. I first heard of these pieces on a Robin Hopper video "Form and Function." closed top cylinders (for sculpture, not lidded containers) I find 'knob'n alls" easy to throw, if not exactly easy to spell. They are simply cylinders...

Have you ever tried to make a large bowl and had it flop on you? Well, I have… more than once. Here I have some tip and tricks for you so that it doesn’t hap...

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