This is a bad quickie video of my glazes for the GLAZE ROULETTE. As you can see they’re disorganized as is my area! Feel free to pick for me. I’m excited to experiment

After being asked so many times how I save my pots when glaze has dripped, stuck to cookies, or generally tried to ruin my day, I have finally filmed my whole grinding and rescue process. Fair warning… it is a beast of a video! I really did try to cut it down, but every time I removed too much it stopped giving the full picture, so I decided to leave the detail in and add chapters instead. That way you can jump straight to the section you need, or if you really want the full process, it is all there. I show the tools I use, rough prices, where I bought them, the different grinding bats, Dremel bits, cutting discs, wet grinding, different movements on the grinding bats, removing stuck cookies and drip catchers, smoothing awkward areas, combining different techniques depending on the piece, and then finishing the bases with ceramic/stone sealing wax so the colour looks more even again. I take a few different pieces from start to finish so you can see how each problem needs a slightly different approach. Huge disclaimer though: this is not the only way, it is not necessarily the best way, and I am definitely not claiming to be an expert. It is simply my process, developed over about four years of saving pieces that would otherwise have gone in the bin. There are health and safety risks with this sort of work, especially around dust, sharp ceramic, grinding tools and fired glaze, so please do your own research, use proper protection, and anything you choose to try is entirely at your own risk. Hopefully it is helpful for anyone facing a glaze-run disaster. Anyway, I’ll leave it there because after filming and editing this one, I now need to go and lie down in a darkened room! LOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZDV7JGJDeI

I’d like to participate in the glaze roulette What do I need to do? My glazes are all over the place. Mostly organized by brand.

This month, I want you to make yourself an ice cream bowl. Not just any bowl, but your ice cream bowl.🍨 Create something that feels like you. Experiment. Play with your favorite colors, textures, or decorations. Try something you have always wanted to try. Make it bold, playful, elegant, or weird. Whatever reflects your personality.✨ And make it so unmistakably yours that it practically shouts, “Hands off! This one belongs to me!” 😄 I want you to open your cupboard and instantly know that this is not just another bowl. It is your special bowl, the one you always reach for when it is time for ice cream.🍧 I cannot wait to see what you create. Have fun, be creative, and do not forget to share your bowl with the community!🫶

During our 24 hour Skool call, we talked about much more than pottery and art. We talked about challenges, personal growth, creating space for new things, and letting go of what no longer serves us. ❤️ I shared how, over the past year, I started decluttering my home and my digital life. I cleared out drawers, closets, files, apps, contacts, emails, and all kinds of things I had been holding onto for far too long. What surprised me most was not how much space I gained. It was how much lighter I felt. ✨ Inspired by that conversation, I grabbed a trash bag during the call and started decluttering again. Because honestly, this is not a one time event. It is something many of us need to revisit from time to time. 😊 So @Amy Cunningham, @CindyJo Schuldt , and I have decided to take on a new challenge together: 🔥 33 Days🔥 33 Items🔥 One small action every day! This post will stay pinned for the next 33 days as our accountability post. Amy and Cindy, your mission is simple: Drop a GIF in the comments each day when you complete your daily decluttering task. 🎉💪 And if anyone else wants to join us, you are more than welcome! You do not need to clean your entire house today. Start with one drawer. One shelf. One folder on your computer. One stack of papers. One app you never use. One old contact. One blouse you have not worn in years. One box hiding in the corner. Small steps create big change. 🌱 We often carry far more than we need, physically and digitally. For the next 33 days, let’s create a little more space, a little more clarity, and a little more lightness in our lives. ✨❤️ Who is in? 🚀