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!🫶

Hi Everyone, I am new to the group and excited to be here. My name is Eileen. I have been doing pottery for a little over a year so still learning but am hooked.

Do most people use clay with or without grog for mugs/cups? Also trinket dishes?

First off, my husband grew up on a Dairy & Pig farm, when I showed him the little wavy dish he said" I really like that" and then followed up later with "do you know what it reminds me of" ? ? ? "a cows placenta" eeeeeuuuuu how gross is that?

Hi lovely potters. My studio move around is now complete and my glazes are in their new homes so I’d really like to join in with the glaze roulette challenge if anyone few of you could pick for me. My glazes are arranged on 2 sets of shelves. Amaco are on the left set, spread over 2 shelves,top shelf 3 rows across,3 deep, 2nd shelf 5 deep and 4 rows and 2nd and 3rd row are 2 glazes high. 7 jungle gems are also in a row on the 2nd shelf. Mayco are on the top and 2nd shelves. Top one has 4 rows of 4 glazes, 2nd has one row of 6 glazes and 1 of 3 glazes. 3rd shelf is Spectrum, 5 rows, mostly 5 deep. Thanks