Step inside the studio where the mud meets the magic. This quick tour gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the tools, textures, and cozy chaos of creating pottery by hand. I show you what you might need for your studio (and what you may not!).

Hand-build your own ceramic garlic grater in this beginner-friendly pottery class. Learn simple slab techniques, add texture, and create a functional kitchen piece perfect for garlic, ginger, and more. No experience needed—just come ready to get muddy and have fun.

Today’s pottery make is a De La Designs Butter Dish Clay Cutters. I also demonstrate underglaze transfers.

This is Part 2 of the Salad Set! Fresh out of the kiln - time to glaze the set!

So, if you love The Great Pottery Throwdown (iykyk) and you do not live in the UK, we can thrown down together with the show! This is from Season 7 Episode 1. Make a Salad Set! Part 1

Learn how to kiln wash your shelves step-by-step to prevent glaze drips and protect your pottery. In this pottery studio vlog, I share my kiln maintenance tips, tools, and tricks for keeping your kiln shelves in top shape. Perfect for beginner potters and ceramic artists.

In this video, I take on the Season 9, Episode 1 soup tureen challenge from The Great Pottery Throw Down—right in my own studio. I walk through my process as I design and build a matching soup tureen set, sharing the decisions, challenges, and little surprises that pop up along the way. This isn’t about perfection—it’s about learning, experimenting, and having fun with a classic pottery challenge. Come get muddy with me and see how it goes! ✨

The second challenge of this season’s Great Pottery Throwdown is making a set of Bookends! I have never made bookends, but here is my step by step guide to how I did my bookends! Week 2 in the Pottery Throw Down studio and the brief was to create a pair of complementary, slab-built bookends that reveal a story about the maker! 🏛️✨ We saw everything from magical hairy mermen to stunning Avocados and intricate, emotional pieces.

Let’s turn clay into light! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to handbuild a one-of-a-kind pottery lamp from start to finish. Using slab-building techniques, you’ll shape your lamp base, add texture and cutouts, and design with glow in mind—because clay gets extra magical when the lights come on!