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Pick one of these 21 pottery ideas for beginners. We've done our best to order these projects from the easiest to the hardest!

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Dive into pottery making with these 30 beginner-friendly pottery wheel projects! From elegant mugs to functional casserole dishes, explore a variety of ideas that suit your taste and skill level. Each project comes with an easy-to-follow video, ensuring success in your crafting journey. Start shaping your creativity on the pottery wheel today and craft pieces you'll be proud to display or give as gifts. For more detailed instructions and inspiration, you can visit the article.

Wheel thrown, hand made ceramic lidded pot with multi faceted glaze. Makes a perfect salt cellar. Intended to be left out on your countertop at the ready and admired by all your friends.

For this project, you will be using slabs to construct a mug. You will learn how to put a slab together to form a mug as well as how to add a handle to your structure. First, you will need to creat…

Making a lidded casserole dish is easier than you think. Learn how in our Beginner Pottery Wheel Projects #18. And yes, you will see the finished piece! #ceramics #pottery

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Amy Palatnick on Instagram: "Here are 4 different 1/2 lb (8 oz) mugs. I threw a variety (there were 5 more shapes I made in this run) to experiment with shapes and a variety of pulled handles. Stay tuned for the handles! #wheelthrowing #pottery #ceramics #handmade #clay #wheelthrownpottery #wheelthrown #potterywheel #ceramicartist #pottersofinstagram #stoneware #instapottery #potterystudio #wheelthrownceramics #potter #ceramicstudio #potterylife #potterylove #madskillspotterycohort2024…

Twisted Clay Studio on Instagram: "After working with this textured throwing method again recently, I decided it would be fun to make a pitcher using this same technique. There is something satisfying about adding the texture wet and then expanding it. For a while I was really into carving and this is sort of in that same family but obviously much faster outcome as you don’t have to meticulously carve each individual line. I can’t wait to see how these come out! #pottery #ceramics…

Gary Jackson: Fire When Ready Pottery

Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique that has been used for many centuries to create a very unique finish to wares. The Raku technique dates back to the 16th century, traditionally crafted by hand and not thrown on a potter's wheel. We explain more in this article. #rakufiring #pottery