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Pottery Info for Hobby Potters, Ceramic Artists, Production Potters and everyone in between.

Best Pottery Accounts to Follow on TikTok

Best Pottery Accounts to Follow on TikTok

If you are looking for the best pottery accounts to follow on TikTok, look no further! Tiktok is the new Instagram and you can find amazing tutorials, reviews and inspiration when looking for pottery accounts to follow on TikTok. Make…

What to Make in Your First Pottery Class

What to Make in Your First Pottery Class

An exciting time is approaching – your first pottery class! Congrats on this big first step to your first pottery creation. And with this you’re probably wondering what you can make in your first pottery class. Depending on what kind…

5 Ways to Use Wax Resist in Pottery

Wax resist is an extremely versatile tool that potters can use in a variety of ways. Although you may stick to it’s standard use of repelling glaze on the bottom of your pots, read on to discover 5 more ways…

What to Expect in Your First Pottery Class

You’ve finally done it – after months of procrastinating, you’ve finally signed up for your first pottery class but you don’t know what you’re in for. Read on to find out what you can expect from your first pottery class….

What to Wear to Your First Pottery Class

What to Wear to Your First Pottery Class

Starting your first pottery class is so fun and exciting. To keep the good times rolling and avoiding any pottery outfit mishaps, check out this list below to ensure you are prepared with what to wear to your first pottery…

Best Canadian Potters on Instagram

Best Canadian Potters on Instagram

If you are looking to add some clay inspiration to your feed, you need to follow these Canadian Potters on Instagram. It is important to note, Canada is the land of traditional, unceded, unsurrendered territory of a vast number of…

How to Be a More Environmentally Conscious Potter

How to Be a More Environmentally Conscious Potter

As in every industry, it has become extremely important to look at our day-to-day practices in the studio and discover how we can become more environmentally conscious potters. Although purchasing pottery from a small-batch potter at your local craft market…

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