The Nichrome Wire Solution: An Alternative to Raku Tongs Makes Raku Firing Large or Lidded Pots Easy
After the Paul Soldner video last Friday, I decided I would go on a bit of a raku kick here. … Read More
A liquid mix where the components are fully dissolved (as in a water/soda ash solution for vapor-glazing), where materials will not settle out via gravity. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
After the Paul Soldner video last Friday, I decided I would go on a bit of a raku kick here. … Read More
Marbled dish, Italian slipware, ca. 1620-1640 (from the Chipstone Foundation collection). Photo credits (unless otherwise noted): Ceramics in America, photographer, … Read More
On Monday, Bruce Bowers explained his process for converting an old electric kiln into a gas and wood-fire kiln.
Today, as … Read More
Ceramic artist Valerie Zimany shares her process for combining cast, thrown and handbuilt parts.
When One Technique Just Won’t Do
Today we … Read More
I received a few responses to the request I sent out the other day for more tips on recycling credit … Read More
Today’s tip comes to us from ceramic artist Jeannean Hibbitts at Spider Hole Pottery in Astoria, Oregon. I thought Jeannean’s … Read More
Today’s feature comes to us from Ceramic Arts Daily subscriber C.A. Sanger of Waterville, Kansas. She was inspired to send … Read More
At some point or another many potters are faced with a conundrum: their creativity goes unchecked and they artfully fashion … Read More
Anyone who has ever struggled with unwieldy glazing tongs or dropped a piece into the glaze bucket because they lost … Read More
This Tip of the Week comes to us from Jim Wylder of Lake Oswego, Oregon. Jim got tired of the … Read More