If you just bought your kiln or if you’re using someone else’s, you want to be careful not to damage the kiln shelf. I’m sure you want to take good care of your investment. If it’s not your kiln, I’m sure you want to respect someone else’s property. If glaze melts on the self, there is a…
Pottery, just like any form of art, does not have a specific set of rules. Creativity knows no bounds, and you can never go wrong with your creation. However, it does not mean that you can just go ahead and craft whatever you like. You may not have to work within pottery making rules, but…
Sometimes, a one-time Glaze and Fire does not produce the desired result; the color is either too bland, the texture is not found, or there are simply too many errors. Reglazing is another way to add color and texture to pottery. In that case, can you glaze and fire pottery twice? Pottery can be reglazed and…
Potters use a variety of techniques to glaze their ceramics. One of these – Dip glazing – is a beginner-friendly way to apply Glaze to your ceramics. Dip Glazing is the process of dipping pottery in a glaze for three to five seconds. It’s the fastest way to glaze ceramics with even layers, but potters…
Sponges are one of the essential tools in pottery. You can use it in almost every step, from centering pieces to glazing. Ceramics that you finished with sponge glazing is popular amongst Potters because it gives them the flexibility to create unique patterns and multilayer glaze. This technique only requires a synthetic or natural sponge…
Figuring out what it takes to make different things on the pottery wheel can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. After making many Ring holders. I’m going to share with you how easy it really is and what you’ll need to make one of these beauties. I will guide you through the steps and…
