Mugs are the easiest thing you can make when starting as a pottery artist. However, their handles can be a bit messy to perfect. Pottery mug handles carry the weight of the entire mug and […]
As a beginner pottery artist, it isn’t necessary for you to have access to a commercial kiln that is pretty expensive. If you are starting out as a hobbyist or simply learning the basics, you […]
Acrylic paint is the go-to option for crafters who love to add colors to their air-dry clay projects. However, why should you limit your creativity to just one coloring medium? Air-dry clay is the perfect […]
Pencils are an artist’s best friend, and if you are working on an intricate piece of pottery, you need to have a guideline and some designs in place to get everything just right. However, the […]
As a beginner pottery artist, it can be difficult to prepare glaze at home, even if you have all the right ingredients. Preparing a concoction of the right consistency can be a tad difficult for […]
From picking the right clay to sealing off the surface with a glaze, pottery is an expansive process that requires practice and precision. If you are just starting out, you need the right pottery glaze […]
Polymer clay and air-dry clay are among the clay variants that do not require firing. Therefore, it is perfect for beginners that are on a budget. When deciding on the type of clay to choose […]
Are you starting your journey as a pottery artist and worried that an expensive kiln could put you off budget? Well, the key is to use air-dry clay. This clay variant’s versatility and affordability make […]
Just like any tool or machine, your kiln needs safekeeping as well. When you fire your pottery ware in an electric or brick kiln, the shelves and sides of the kiln wall are exposed to […]
If the pottery world interests you, the first thing that would pop into your mind is to enroll in a pottery class. However, the regular travel requirements and expensive fees can deter you from starting […]
The best clay options in your home pottery-making set-up are either air-dry or polymer clay. This is because the use of a home oven doesn’t generate enough temperature to fire traditional clay variants like earthenware […]