Making Mugs from Slabs
Have you ever wanted to make your own mug but didn’t think you could because you don’t have a wheel? Well, you can hand build one from a slab of clay and have a wonderful time doing it. I’ll show you everything you need to know. So, let’s get started making a mug.
Drawing Paisleys
I’ll show you how to draw a few different paisley shapes along with some beautiful and easy-to-draw patterns to fill them. We will then add some fabulous color to the designs using colored markers and white gelly roll pens. I have also included a little extra bonus craft project for you all where we will make a personalized gift tag!
Making and Using Test Tiles
Test tiles are an invaluable resource for choosing glazes.
Cookie Cutter Inlay
This surface decoration technique is an effortless way to embed pattern into your work.
Throwing A Whiskey Cup
This is a great little whiskey cup that serves equally well for juice at breakfast.
Making Cups from Slabs
Everyone needs an awesome cup (or a dozen) and you can make one without a pottery wheel. I’ll show you how to make a template so you can make as many as you want. We’ll use some stamps to add texture for visual interest but you can leave yours smooth if you’d like. So, let’s get started making some cups.
Drawing Teacups and Mugs
I’ll show you how to draw various teacups and mugs. We will then add some spectacular surface design to these pots using a Sharpie marker and Gelly Roll pen and dive into adding color to your drawings. I’ll also discuss how these ideas can be used in your pottery studio both to inspire new forms and as surface decoration.
Make A Wok Bowl Mold
This mold is a must-have for making large bowls, plates, and dishes.
Programming and Using A Cone Offset
Knowing why and how to use a cone offset is a valuable part of learning to fire your kiln to get the results you want.
Stamp Inlay
This surface decoration technique is a wonderful way to embed designs into your ceramic work.