Pottery

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In addition to the templates found in articles by Margaret Kinkeade, Corinne Lent, and Sunshine Cobb, the above templates can be scaled-up on a copy machine to fit any dimensions you prefer for handbuilding functional vessels.

A pinch pot is a hand-formed vessel created by pinching and shaping a ball of clay with the fingers. Its an ancient and elegant technique, resulting in unique organically formed pottery. New collection availabke in my shop now!

Large Platter #wheelthrownpottery #ceramics

Mark Luton - Potter on Instagram: "This simple d.i.y. pottery tool is not only easy to make but is a lifesaver if your pot mouth is deformed by accident. #pottery #ceramics #clay #potterydesign #diy"

Carrying on my aim for this year of making a wider range of forms, yesterday I threw some noodle bowls 🍜 Whether you love a ramen or Buddha bowl or just massive portions of cereal, this size and shape is so versatile. These will be turned a little to refine the shape around the base when they are leatherhard. Clay shrinks when it is fired (I think 10-12% in the case of the one I’m using here), so I hope my projection of their final size is about right 🤞🏼 #womeninceramics #clay #ceramics...

Nancy Hardison on Instagram: "I hope this helps! If proportions don’t make sense for you, try plugging your numbers into this simplified formula: (Thrown 100 times desired diameter Mug = —————————————— Diameter) 100 minus shrinkage The most confusing issue is that you can’t start with the desired diameter and try to find 114%. That number will be smaller than starting with what you’ve thrown and then calculating 86%. I know someone is going to ask me to use inches. It makes the math a...

DLL Ceramics | Plant pot with built in saucer I don’t make these often, but if you like indoor plants, they are a must have. I thought I would make a... | Instagram

Here’s a Timelapse video of the creation of a lidded canister for Hickory Flat Pottery. These are stackable and available on our website… | Instagram

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