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The puffin is such comical and endearing bird and makes a great subject to replicate in clay because of its interesting shape and colouring You will need: Stoneware or earthenware Liquid underglaze colours – black, red, blue, yellow, orange.…
With spring now firmly established, this bird house is the perfect home for your garden visitors. Make sure you place it in the shade, or it’ll get too hot inside for the birds You will need: Card to make…
Cacti and succulents look fabulous in these little planters, especially when grouped together. They are quick and easy to make so you should be able to turn out your own little arrangement in no time at all You will…
These are simple modelled forms that require minimal skill to create, making them a super project to do with children. Giving the dogs colourful coats makes them look jolly and individual. Make a few to display in groups You…
This is a quick and easy project for all those gardeners out there who might like to make their pots more exciting with individual plant stakes. If you don’t garden yourself, the stakes make lovely gifts to give to someone…
These adorable little salt and pepper shakers are functional and decorative! You will need: for the shakers Earthenware clay Wooden tools and ribs Stoppers for the underside – note you will need these before you begin, to gauge the…
This squeezer can be made in various sizes to suit different fruit, and the base can be shaped in any way you like You will need: Clay – earthenware or stoneware Rolling pin Roller guides – 5mm thick Plastic…
Who doesn’t love a penguin? They are the perfect animals to make for raku firing because of the simplicity of shape and colouring, and only a minimal glaze application is required – they couldn’t be simpler! This version uses clay…
This project is the first in a series on adding colour to clay for different effects. You will learn how to colour your clay, then use it in combination with other colours to make exciting and unique forms in an…
The inspiration for this project came from the charming but rudimentary metal animals that can be bought as souvenirs when you’re on holiday Adapting the shapes to clay isn’t difficult because of the malleable nature of the material, and…
