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Pottery & Ceramics

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

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

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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. Be sure to visit our blog for the latest news about what we're up to and pottery and glass making tutorials. http://www.miyceramics.com (Clicks: 25; Link added: Nov 14, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery & Ceramics 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

Katie McFarland Pottery and Clay Wall Murals
	Handmade Pottery, Sculptural Pottery, Free Standing Sculptures, and Ceramic Wall Murals made using red earthenware clay. Each of my pieces is constructed using traditional handbuilding methods, slabs, thrown on a pottery wheel or in several methods combined. I mix my own glazes and slips to ensure the highest quality results. I offer a variety of pieces on my website and truly enjoy working on commissioned wall murals, sculptures and other pottery projects. http://katiemcfarland.com/ (Clicks: 15; Link added: Jul 27, 2009) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery & Ceramics Crafty Tip Don't be afraid to ask an artisan questions before you buy. Most are more than happy to answer any questions about their work, such as how it is made or the materials used. Better to ask if something is safe for use with food or the microwave than find out the hard way and possibly ruin your favorite piece.

Lakeside Pottery School and Studio
	Lakeside Pottery School and Studio's website is a wonderful educational resource. Run by a husband and wife team, they offer classes for everyone from young children to advanced potters in their studio in Stamford, CT. Their website has dozens of great pottery tips and instructions. Be sure to check out the super cute hedgehog tutorial. http://www.lakesidepottery.com/Pages/Tips.html (Clicks: 7; Link added: Dec 19, 2009) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pottery & Ceramics Crafty Tip You are likely to get a spiral crack up the side of your pot during firing if you put a thick layer of glaze on the inside and no glaze or a thin layer of glaze on the outside.

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