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Pottery

Turns of the wheel and layers of glaze combined to create functional art. The websites listed here share their tips and tricks to pottery making and offer their finished pottery for sale.

As an added bonus, all the website owners have included their favorite pottery tips .

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Great Pottery Websites

Jorgensen Studio
	Specializing in handmade, wheel-thrown, and traditionally glazed majolica earthenware pottery, using age old process of over glazing colors on a white base glaze. Each piece hand painted. http://www.jorgensenstudio.etsy.com (Clicks: 17; Link added: Jun 6, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery Crafty Tip When doing majolica, after a piece is glazed in the white base glaze, use a 0000 steel wool to lightly sand the glaze layer before painting the over glaze on it, to ensure an even finish and limit pinholes.

Make It Yourself Ceramics Studio and Learning Center
	Learn, Party, Shop. Make it Yourself Studio is an open studio for ceramics and glass artists. We offer classes for adults, kids, artists, and crafty people. We teach wheel throwing, handbuildling, and glass fusing. Make dichroic jewelry with us. http://www.miyceramics.com (Clicks: 10; Link added: Nov 14, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery Crafty Tip S cracking can occur on pieces that dry unevenly, for instance if you take your bowl and put it in front of a fan. Other reasons for S cracks are leaving water in the bottom of your piece before you put it away

YouPunkeroo: Pottery Painting and Crafty Fun!
	YouPunkeroo offers pottery painting and crafts tuition to individuals, groups and families. We also specialise in offering tuition to traditionally hard to reach inner-city groups. As ceramicists we also offer a range of our own handcrafted designs. http://www.youpunkeroo.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Jun 16, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery Crafty Tip When slipcasting plates and bowls, leave them to dry upside down (on the rim) to prevent the cast from warping whilst it drys.

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