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Great trick! Just what I needed. Thank you.

Thanks for posting that!! :o)

Beautiful!

After reading an article referring to this process as “marbling... Read More” I couldn’t wait to give it a try. I used low fire white and terra cotta clays to experiment with, and was really pleased with the very simple patters of swirls and lace that came through while trimming. I didn’t do anything quite this advanced as this article shows however. I have also gave stoneware a go; the jury is still out on how I like those results there; I prefer the bolder contrast. It’s quite fun and exciting to watch a simple pot take on amazing patterns. Now I’m looking forward to finding out some new patterns to give a try after reading this!

When you peal off the sticker you still have to add glaze, thus food safe.

b/c the slip is clay, if you get an air bubble under the slip with the paper/sticker, it has the same effect as an air bubble in your clay. But maybe that's just applicable when screen printing on clay.

High quality potter, poor quality video. I would not order any videos from them until the sound and picture quality are corrected. The spout isn't that difficult, so everyone should try making a pitcher. Pulling handles is fun, but takes a little practice. The most difficult part about making pitchers is the lip; if you are not making a lid, you ... Read Moreneed not make the lip so elaborate. Try it, you'll like it! To any viewers in FL, I am a qualified pottery instructor, and would be happy to give one-on-one instruction.

Nancy - The video clips that we excerpt from DVDs are compressed to be web ready (we need to make the files as small as we can), so the quality of the picture and sound on the DVD is superior to what you see in the clips online.

Yes, pottery gives a whole new meaning to the term Pyromaniac.

The piece featured here is exquisite!

would love to try :)