The best surface for Hand Building clay needs to have some grip to prevent the clay from sliding off or from the clay sticking to the surface. It also needs to be somewhat absorbent but not too much that it dries out the clay too…

Pottery is one of those timelessly classic crafting activities that artists and novices from around the world enjoy. However, it can be challenging if you have long natural or acrylic nails and really don’t want to part with them. So how can you enjoy the…

Bats are discs that you attach to the head of a pottery wheel. These discs help you remove your piece from the wheel, even when it’s still wet, without misshaping or damaging your piece. If you’re wondering how to get the best out of your…

When it comes to Pottery Clay, Stoneware and Earthenware are the most popular for beginner Potters. However, Potters often have to choose between them. So what is the difference between Stoneware and Earthenware clay? The main difference between Stoneware and Earthenware is the firing temperature….

The art of pottery has been around for centuries, and people have experimented with different types of clay to create their pieces. Some types of Clay are better suited than others to use on a pottery wheel, but what about Air-Dry clay? I tested 3…

Pinholes are one of the most common imperfections that occur during or after glazing pottery. Although you may prefer to have a few pinholes for beauty and stylistic reasons, you will also want to minimize them for safety and hygiene. In order to do so,…