History of the various businesses located in the town of Tettau (01).

another good one according to Scarlett

History of the various businesses located in the town of Marktredwitz (01).

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Learn to identify & date Gzhel Pottery Marks, factory marks, & artists signs with hand-drawn marking charts, and find the right value of Gzhel pottery.

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Pottery clay explained in terms of ceramic sculpture - how to use it - all you need to know.

In this post I'm sharing a huge list of sofa selection tips so you know how to choose the perfect sofa plus reviewing the Pottery Barn York Sofa.

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Hi friends! In this class you'll learn how to color clay & make marbled pottery. I will show you the WHOLE process, from raw clay, to finished pottery. Topics I will cover: - materials you will need for coloring clay - how to mix the color into your clay - the simple math to get good, strong colors - how to combine colors to make a marbled body - tips for throwing & trimming with marbled clay What I will not cover: I will assume you know already how to throw & trim pottery on the wheel, so this topic will not be covered in this class. If you want to learn about this topic, you can take my online beginner wheel class. Otherwise, you can also use this marbling technique to build pottery without the wheel. Tools & materials you will need: - stain for ceramics (ie. Mason Stains) - clay (I am using a white stoneware) - a surface to work on (I use this wedging board, or you can make your own) - a scale (kitchen scale is fine) - access to a kiln to fire your pottery - optional: throwing & trimming tools (ie. bucket, sponge, rib, loop tool, wire tool) If you have any questions, please reach out to me on instagram @potterytothepeople, and please tag me in the photos of your work! I love to see your creations <3

I know how to make a platter on the pottery wheel, but with limited time in the studio, I really need to come up with a ceramic slab project that I can repeat again and again.

Hi friends! In this class you'll learn how to color clay & make marbled pottery. I will show you the WHOLE process, from raw clay, to finished pottery. Topics I will cover: - materials you will need for coloring clay - how to mix the color into your clay - the simple math to get good, strong colors - how to combine colors to make a marbled body - tips for throwing & trimming with marbled clay What I will not cover: I will assume you know already how to throw & trim pottery on the wheel, so this topic will not be covered in this class. If you want to learn about this topic, you can take my online beginner wheel class. Otherwise, you can also use this marbling technique to build pottery without the wheel. Tools & materials you will need: - stain for ceramics (ie. Mason Stains) - clay (I am using a white stoneware) - a surface to work on (I use this wedging board, or you can make your own) - a scale (kitchen scale is fine) - access to a kiln to fire your pottery - optional: throwing & trimming tools (ie. bucket, sponge, rib, loop tool, wire tool) If you have any questions, please reach out to me on instagram @potterytothepeople, and please tag me in the photos of your work! I love to see your creations <3

We created a DIY beaded chandelier hack based on the one from Pottery Barn that we all know and love. Find out how to make it here!

Are you looking for ways to style your vintage planters? I am sharing how styled my turquoise vintage planter collection for the season! I love vintage garden (as you all must know by now) and what’s not to love. And, after a recent buying trip, I some how came home with several new turquoise pottery […]

HOW TO HAND BUILD SERVING BOWLS Did you ever wish you could make a large serving bowl, but don't have a pottery wheel? Or maybe you're not quite accomplished enough at the wheel to do it? Many new potters, and experienced ones as well, want to go bigger and better with bowls, but just don't know how to get there. Well,

Hey!  So remember last week when I said I would have my new blog look and logo? Right…I was kidding, it was this week (wink wink). You know how life goes, and things get pushed back….I am hoping it will be up soon!!! Ok.  On to my Pottery Barn Knock off Clock. Yep, I am...

Moroccan capital of ceramics and pottery, the city of Safi will know how to charm you with its artisanal creations of all colors: cups, bowls, tajines and everyday objects!

I love it when you guys send me pictures of how you have styled your Lil’Chotchke! This cheeky fella looks great in his new home, filled with some airplants! Should i make more of these in 2020? Let me know in the comments! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #pottery #handmade #smallbatch #myhandsmaking #plantsmakemehappy #makersmovement #pottery #design #homedecor #clay #craft #handcrafted #ceramic #shoplocal #handbuilt #stoneware #plantdecor #tillandsia #airplant #plantsofinstagr