I'm getting to the point where I think some of my stuff maybe the right quality to sell. However I'm looking for ideas on how to display things. I've bought a couple of shelves from temu but they don't really work as I thought they would. So looking for ideas from the collective hive mind. If you have links and recommendations, even better. It doesn't help that I only have a 4ft (120cm) table at home. How do you display your pieces? Especially bigger pieces?

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Anyone who follows my social media will know that I make worry hearts to help raise funds for a UK mental health charity. Pottery has supported my own mental health in ways I can hardly put into words, so I wanted to give something back, even in a small way. What began as a simple idea using leftover pieces of clay has grown into something far more meaningful than I ever imagined. This little project has now reached £650, and I am honestly blown away. To think I only started this in February, and have not even attended a market yet, makes it all feel even more special. I feel incredibly grateful and humbled by the kindness and support behind it all.

Hey everyone, I’m new here, but thought I’d post my most challenging piece yet that i threw on the wheel last week. It’s a hollow donut- I held my breath the whole way through sealing it 😅 I’m wanting to trim it into a small vase on its side. Super excited for how it’ll turn out.

Following on from Pat’s post, I have just recently subscribed to a great new channel. Mark at Even Keel Pottery. Go check him out 🎉 https://youtube.com/@evenkeelpottery?si=32aSOaPUoNtwkBrs