Why Clay Moisture Changes the Way a Handmade Plate or Bowl Behaves
What is the cause of the same lump of clay to behave like a friend some of the time and then like an enemy at…
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How to Test Texture Marks on Practice Tiles Before You Start Your Dish
Texture marks can look quite different on a loose piece of clay compared to when you try them on the side of a dish. The…
What to Check Before Trimming, Tucking, or Smoothing a Pottery Rim
The rim is the feature most directly perceived by one’s fingertips. However, while a dish can possess a strong base and fascinating surface decoration, if…
How to Choose a First Decorative Dish Shape Without Making the Project Too Difficult
You don’t need a big first dish to learn, and in many ways, a smaller shape is more useful for feedback. A shallow dish, small…