Oh noooooooooooo!

Wow! So, so cute And so skillfully done! 😍

That’s lovely! Nice work! 🤩

Be sure to find out whether you need low fire, mid fire, or high fire clay. Different clays need to be fired to different temperatures and if you fire the clay at the wrong temperature it can either not get hardened enough or melt. I hope you have lots of fun!

My pottery teacher said that it’s important to engage with the people who stop to look at your pieces. Tell them what inspired a piece or something about the glazing process… some bit of info or story that helps them connect with the piece or with you.

The legs on the third one are adorable! Lovely work.

My studio just did a “going pro” class. The instructor said $40-$50 was the going price for mugs. In Seattle, anyway 🙂

OMG I love her! What a great expression on her face 🤩

The instructor at my studio swears by sodium silicate for fixing broken bone dry pieces. Although he also said vinegar and water works, too. Good luck!

Forgot to note that the sleeping cat dishes are inspired by Artijanas

Stuff that is usable but just not to my taste because I don’t like how the glaze came out has been going to the charity shop

Beautiful! I love the forms you’ve created

So cute!

Thanks! I’m not sure about the temp. I fired it in a class and the instructor just eyeballs the pieces and opens the kiln when she can’t see bubbles anymore. There is talk of the studio investing in a thermometer but they don’t have one yet. The glaze was a shop recipe from Seattle Pottery Supply

Thank! The key was to dry the pieces before putting them together. You can totally do it! 🙂