Crazing in Pottery Glaze – Causes & Ways to Prevent It
Crazing in pottery glaze is a network of very fine cracks that cover the glaze on a piece of ceramics. Sometimes potters deliberately want to …
Crazing in pottery glaze is a network of very fine cracks that cover the glaze on a piece of ceramics. Sometimes potters deliberately want to …
The terms maiolica and majolica are often used to refer to the same thing. And the word faience is sometimes used as an umbrella term …
Majolica pottery means different things to different people. In this guide, we look at some of the different uses of the name Majolica, its history, …
Puzzle jugs are clever drinking vessels that have been made to confuse and entertain drinkers and party guests for centuries. These charming curiosities have an …
Crazing looks like a very fine network of cracks in the glossy glazed surface of your ceramics. If you run your finger over the fine …
Using lettering on my pottery is one of my favorite things. Over the years, I have tried out various different letter stamps for clay, with …
Some air dry clay can look and feel a lot like regular pottery clay. But do they behave in the same way, and can you …
If you have bought some pottery clay you may be wondering whether it will go bad and if it has an expiration date. Well, the …
One of the most common names used to refer to someone who makes pottery is the word ‘potter’. However, not everyone who makes pottery uses …
One of the joys of pottery is that it’s a chance to get your hands dirty. But you don’t want to look like you’ve been …
If you are starting out making pottery, it really helps to have a selection of essential pottery tools. You have probably noticed that you can …
Rookwood pottery is one of the most iconic brands of the American Art pottery movement. It is loved by many, but how much is Rookwood …