Underglaze is unique since it can be applied to both greenware and bisqueware. However, when deciding whether to apply your underglaze to greenware or bisqueware, several factors should be considered. The main difference between applying underglaze to greenware and bisqueware lies in the clay’s absorbency…
Greenware refers to the stage in the process of making ceramics/pottery when the clay has been shaped into objects and dried but has not been fired yet. At this point, your clay is still in its raw organic state. As your greenware dries, it undergoes specific…
The mesmerizing crackle patterns and metallic sheens of Raku pottery might have you wondering: Will creating these stunning pieces break the bank? The truth is, Raku pottery sits at a fascinating crossroads between accessible craft and serious investment—and understanding the real costs can make the…
If you’re unsure about what you can make on the potter’s wheel, this list of projects has got you covered. With these 30 beginner pottery wheel projects that I chose, you’ll find ideas that suit your taste and skill level. Each project includes an easy-to-follow…
Clay water is a byproduct of working with clay, especially when using the pottery wheel, since you will have throwing water left in your pail. When working with clay in your home studio, it’s important to know how to dispose of pottery clay water properly….
As an experienced potter, I understand the joys and challenges of creating pottery. It’s a journey filled with unique creativity and a rewarding way to express yourself. I’ll share ten tips that have helped make my endless journey successful and satisfying. In these 10 Tips,…
