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This red stoneware is tricker to finish to a ‘high’ degree, what I mean by that is achieving delicate lines that aren’t packed with grog or are torn up can be tricky, which means I have to approach doing this differently from how I normally might. With my usual high-iron stoneware, that’s a touch grogged, I can trim it when it’s relatively firm and still obtain a good level of finesse, whereas with this VERY grogged crimson clay, trimming it on the firm side is torture. It tears, the partic...
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Ever wondered how to pull handles directly off of a mug? Can you tell when you're holding a great handle, but have a hard time discerning how to get your own handles to be as good? So you aspire to add creative handles to your serving dishes and pouring bowls as well as your mugs? Then this one day workshop could be for you! Join me Sunday October 20th from 10-1 at @clayhouse_anacortes in beautiful Anacortes, WA. We will pull handles, coil handles, press handles, pull handles directly fro...
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Altering a moon jar! This is my first attempt at altering the moon jar form. I used a compass to draw a large circle on the side of the pot and then carefully cut it out. After scoring the edges and attaching, it took a lot of smoothing and blending, but i think it’s turned out really nicely. Just need to fix the kiln (again) so i can fire it and it’s sibling 😍 #ceramics #pottery #potteryuk #clay #handmade #artisan #handmadepottery #craft #potter #potterywheelvideos #wheelthrowing #p...
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