Sanding your pottery, to do or not to do?
You just threw a new coffee cup. And it turned out well too, only the sides could be just a little smoother.
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Basic info
Making shrinkage tiles
Chart the shrinkage of your clay with shrinkage tiles.
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What are ceramics?
Almost everyone has something in their home that is made of ceramics. Think of a coffee mug or a large flower pot, for example. Or perhaps a work of art? After all, ceramics can be used in all kinds of ways.
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Recycling clay in your studio
As long as clay has not been fired yet, you can turn it back into plastic clay. With this method and these tips you can get started right away.
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How high should your potter’s wheel be?
As a potter, you’re spending a lot of time behind your potter’s wheel. If it’s too high or too low, you’re guaranteed to have back problems.
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How do you make your pots dry slowly and evenly?
You can better control the drying process of your pieces with the tips in this article.
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Throwing for left-handers: Tips for Beginners
How do you get started on the potter’s wheel as a lefty? Tips and advice in this article.
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How to prevent clogged pipes in your studio?
Avoid clogged pipes and wasting water with the tips in this article.
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Why does my glaze look different than on the test tile?
Sometimes the glaze on your piece looks quite different from the glaze on your test tile. Why is that?
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Humans and ceramics: what can we learn from our pots?
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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