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  • How To Recycle Broken China and Ceramic Pottery

    Broken china and ceramic pottery can offer you all sorts of decorative and other possibilities when you take time to recycle ceramic bits.

  • How To Open & Form the Clay on the Potter's Wheel

    Pottery is a satisfying and useful hobby. The following tips are focused on the use of the potter’s wheel for beginning to open and shape the clay.

  • How To Make Ceramic Tile Coasters

    One of the easiest craft gifts to make is the ceramic tile coaster. Give it individually or in sets of four or more. It is the type of gift that is both personal and...

  • How To Make Stoneware Pottery

    Stoneware pottery has been extensively famous for its texture and scratch-resistant features. Here's how to get started on your own projects.

  • How To Make Ceramic Clay Pots

    One of the earliest cooking vessels used by man is the clay pot. Not only were these used for cooking, clay pots also functioned as water vessels and used as storage...

  • How To Extrude Clay

    Want to work with clay? Get tips on using a press to push out different shapes in clay. Here's how to extrude clay.

  • How To Find Discontinued Pottery Barn Items

    Pottery Barn has great products for home decorating and home furnishings. The only thing that can make them better is getting discounted Pottery Barn items.

  • How To Recycle Used Plant Pots

    The most common way to recycle used plastic plant pots would be to use them to house seedlings and young plants, but there are many other options.

  • How To Recycle Broken China into Mosaic Pots

    Something good can come out of accidentally breaking grandma’s China. You can gather the pieces and use them to make a beautiful mosaic pot.

  • How To Paint Pottery with a Sponge

    Because of pottery’s porous nature, painting pottery with a sponge is a good way of making sure the paint is properly applied and absorbed.
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