My first (successful) butter dish! Took a chance and fired the two parts separately, and they still fit together after the firing which was a huge relief. It was supposed to be for my MIL but she has not been on her best behavior lately so I think I’ll keep it for myself :)3mo ⋅ amyrator ⋅ r/Pottery
I got pretty giddy when I took this new bowl out of the glaze firing!6mo ⋅ AdrienMillerArt ⋅ r/Pottery
First reddit post omg! settle an argument for me - are my people pots weird ?1yr ⋅ AnnetteJanelle ⋅ r/Pottery
Got a little carried away making my charcuterie board for one- I mean I had to account for shrinkage5mo ⋅ BrooklynPaprika ⋅ r/Pottery
When these came out of the kiln I was so excited, I had to share them!1yr ⋅ Healthy-Snow8604 ⋅ r/Pottery
Depression kept me away from clay for almost 4 years. Today I made a little ward for my garden.1yr ⋅ dpforest ⋅ r/Pottery
Pottery has really helped me up my game on sticking the old sliver of soap to the new one.6mo ⋅ longcreepyhug ⋅ r/Pottery
I failed at pottery, but I did manage to make one thing I’m proud of. A gift for my boss (a dentist)1yr ⋅ crowpatronus ⋅ r/Pottery
Mug is a bit wonky but excited about experimenting with underglaze lately! 🌈1yr ⋅ baguetteforget ⋅ r/Pottery
My spirited away mug fresh from the kiln! My second attempt at hand painting my mugs ☺️1yr ⋅ LaPandy ⋅ r/Pottery
How is this mug glazed? Is it all underglaze? Taken from Pinterest, want to create something similar.1yr ⋅ EmbarrassedPaper ⋅ r/Pottery
Potters who regularly work with tape resist, do you have any tips and tricks you can share? I love how these turned out, but dear lord, they took FOREVER to tidy up! This is white stoneware, ^6, auto detailing tape, dipped glazes.7mo ⋅ Wintersdottir ⋅ r/Pottery
Coffee mug made by me and my sister, what do you think about the geckorative handle?1yr ⋅ BinaryPeach ⋅ r/Pottery
Wife's friend asked if I could make a yarn bowl for a retirement gift. Figured she should have options.1yr ⋅ justshyofretarded ⋅ r/Pottery
If you'd have told me a year and a half ago that someday I'd be able to make something this beautiful on the wheel, I never would have believed you.1yr ⋅ themorningmoon ⋅ r/Pottery
The snail I sculpted for my aquarium has gained a natural glaze of algae, as intended1yr ⋅ Ainothefinn ⋅ r/Pottery
Someone in the group said why can they never see work before it's fired - The best answer for that is because if it breaks we don't have to cry as hard, anyway here is some raw work1yr ⋅ Rushsculpture ⋅ r/Pottery
Art teacher made this meta-vase, each smaller pot was thrown on the wheel, he spent over 40 hours on this piece.1yr ⋅ BinaryPeach ⋅ r/Pottery
A chun blue yunomi. After a few tries, I’ve finally gotten this glaze to work!1yr ⋅ Appropriate-Ad9844 ⋅ r/Pottery
My favorite cup from the last firing. Pigmented slip, pour painted on stoneware, glazed clear.1yr ⋅ AdrienMillerArt ⋅ r/Pottery
Saw seals at the beach recently, so I made these with local clay I've dug nearby🦭♥️1yr ⋅ Repulsive-Marzipan-4 ⋅ r/Pottery
Threw a large closed form today that will be carved and made into a lamp to be lit from the inside!1yr ⋅ redpandaflying93 ⋅ r/Pottery
A teapot that I made. Just had to share bc I am excited about how it turned out.1yr ⋅ Downtoearthpotteryco ⋅ r/Pottery
Been a bit discouraged with throwing, but I just made my biggest/best piece yet!3mo ⋅ BabbleLouis ⋅ r/Pottery
Really thrilled with how this rainbow porcelain cup turned out! Made of pigmented porcelain.3mo ⋅ AdrienMillerArt ⋅ r/Pottery
After a year of experimenting with handmixed glazes I finally achieved what I was aiming for 🌅3yr ⋅ derfdit ⋅ r/Pottery
Made bit of a strange shape of a flower vase, hope you guys like it! Bizenware, Woodfired1yr ⋅ PanKekii ⋅ r/Pottery
I was asked to make 170 spoons for a wedding. Should I do it??? The breakage alone means I’d have to make 200. 😫1yr ⋅ Defiant_Middle374 ⋅ r/Pottery
[wip] New mugs w. Venus Fly Traps : Layered Slip, Underglaze & Glazes. 🪴 ☕️1yr ⋅ Rlo52893 ⋅ r/Pottery
I started pottery three months ago and I'm hooked. This is my first attempt at a teapot. I always feel nervous attaching handles.1yr ⋅ korndog_ ⋅ r/Pottery
This is my first season selling ornaments. Seem like a good seller. Has everyone been doing this and I am just late to the party?1yr ⋅ KaolinTiger ⋅ r/Pottery
Couple of weeks ago had my second market. Made alot of ceramic mugs, and sold alot. Made me happy.1yr ⋅ AdventurousAioli2229 ⋅ r/Pottery
Working on some kitchen sink organizers for an upcoming market, but not sure how much interest they will garner. Would you use one of these?9mo ⋅ deedah ⋅ r/Pottery
took my first pottery lesson about a week ago and this hobby has taken over my life and I spend all my free time at the studio now. Also how do you trim lol1yr ⋅ taqman98 ⋅ r/Pottery
