Working with clay is popular. More and more people are discovering how much fun it is to experiment with your hands in the clay, and afterwards admire your handmade piece.
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In this article we’ve collected a ton of pottery inspiration, both shapes and techniques, all to do with the theme of light and cosiness.
Pottery that adds light Read More »
Want to start wheel throwing at home? We’ll give you some tips for buying a secondhand pottery wheel.
Buying a secondhand potter’s wheel: what to look out for? Read More »
As a ceramicist, you often have to join two pieces of clay together. Here, we explain how to do this using the ‘slip and score’ method, step by step.
How do you join different pieces of clay together? Read More »
Making pottery can be taxing on your body, and it would be a shame if working with clay became painful. That’s why this article contains a list of tips that help you remain pain-free!
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To protect your expensive kiln plates from dripping glaze, it’s best to give them a protective coating with kiln plate protector, also known as batwash.
Kiln Plate Protector Read More »
What’s the better option: online pottery lessons or a ‘live’ class in a studio?
Pottery lessons: better online or in person? Read More »
Time to compare: what are the pros and cons of wheel throwing versus handbuilding?
Wheel throwing versus handbuilding: what do you choose? Read More »
Glazing pottery is an art in itself. Especially if you combine different glazes. We’re sharing 3 tips for beginners.
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What do you need to start learning pottery at home? A potter’s wheel, a kiln, a work surface and an online course from the Cursist. Discover all of our tips here!
Making pottery at home: here’s how to get started! Read More »
