This birdie pocket magnet is super cute and easy to make. It also doubles as a planter for a small air fern. This is a great project to do yourself or with the kiddos!
Learn how to mix dipping and pouring glazes made by Clayscapes Pottery (yes, they are the company that is making and selling my signature Chun Blue glaze!) You can also use this technique for any dry glaze that needs to be mixed. Be sure when mixing glazes that you take proper studio safety measure and wear the appropriate gear ie: mask/respirator, gloves and if necessary goggles.
Ramekins are great additions to any kitchen. I love them for holding my recipe ingredients and they make the cutest little baking dishes. I encourage you to make a set of four (or more) because one just isn’t enough.
This napkin ring will be the highlight of your holiday table. This class is perfect for all ages and skill levels and makes a great introduction to pottery for those who have never tried it before.
I’ll show you how to use an extruder to make these sweet succulent planters.
Add fabulous texture to your pottery with these easy-to-make bisque stamps.
Making coasters is a fun, easy, and practical clay project suitable for all levels.
This ultra-cute and fun-to-make pumpkin trinket dish is perfect for holding pretty little things. It also makes a great votive holder, spoon rest, or ring keeper.
A rounder is a handy tool to help you create round rims on hand built forms. I also use mine to shape slab-built feet.
