Reclaim clay

Pottery tutorial on how to reclaim and wedge clay using the spiral wedging technique. Preparation of clay is important for all pottery making. Visit the BLANK EARTH pottery blog for an illustrated step by step guide and full video of the whole reclaiming clay process. Happy Pottering! #pottery #ceramics #potterytutorial #reclaimingclay #sprialwedging #wedgeclay #prepareclay #potterydemo

Instructions to recycle clay scraps or bone dry block of clay to a workable and usable clay

It all begins with an idea.

Simon Leach shows us how to reclaim clay.

Get simple tips for recycling clay by hand in this informative article. Learn how to store scrap clay and easily recycle it back into useable state.

How to Recycle Ceramic Clay Using the Bucket Method -- via wikiHow.com

floriangadsby on Instagram: Slicing through a block of reclaimed clay to then be cut wedged and finally thrown into a simple side plate. For most flatware I prefer to…

This is a step-by-step guide to making a plaster slab for drying clay. It's an easy to follow guide with pictures and a video too.

Kaolin (also known as china clay) is a fine white clay named after it's place of origin, Kao-Ling (Gaoling "high-ridge") in China. It's essential when making clay and widely used in the ceramics industry. It's what we're named after. This material from the earth that brings us together - no hierarchy, just mud. This photo is a pile of reclaim; clay which is being recycled to be used again. It's very sloppy and sticky at this stage, but soon it will be wedged (a way of kneading) ready to…

Reclaiming Clay - Gooey Business!!

If you run a community studio or your personal studio is high production, you probably have a lot of clay scraps to deal with. This article will describe the clay reclaim process we use at the very busy pottery studio where I worked as technician for 6 years.

chia ceramics on Instagram: "this is how i reclaim clay! 🗿 how: my reclaim bucket consists of slip, trimmed shavings, and broken bone dry pieces that have been submerged in water for a couple of days - i use a sponge to soak up excess water i then use an immersion blender to make ~forbidden soft serve~ and plop them onto my plaster boards they dry for about 2 days (depends on where you live/ humidity) - i flip my clay over after a day to ensure even drying, then i wedge it and it’s ready to…

This Post discusses the new ceramic order I am working on in beautiful natural tones and rustic finish. My Clay Studio is explorative and creative, where I share techniques, ideas, and a glimpse into a makers life.

If you run a community studio or your personal studio is high production, you probably have a lot of clay scraps to deal with. This article will describe the clay reclaim process we use at the very busy pottery studio where I worked as technician for 6 years.

William Duvall on Instagram: "My throwing corner is maxed out! 🥵 . Need to get away from the wall on my next attempt. Still not big enough. I added some coils to this one and continued to throw with much success until I thought it was smart to push the walls out from the inside. Developed a book seam crack. Gonna end up in reclaim… . . . . . . . #clay #clayart #handmade #maker #craft #instaclay #studiolife #process #wip #howitsmade #wheelthrown #homedecor #functionalart #lighting…

alex.olson.arts on Instagram: The process of recycling porcelain clay (part 1)—When making pottery, there are always small scraps and trimmings that are too dry to wedge…

Making a Clay Trap Without a Sink — Emma Puddick Pottery

Sage Cortez on Instagram: "I’m contemplating making up a new batch of pour overs once my reclaimed clay is ready. What do you think? #oddlysatisfying #relaxing #quiet #coffee #asmr #pourovercoffee #handandfire #foragedpigments #wildclay"