March 25, 2025June 21, 2026 Glaze Chips Glazed Stoneware Plate by Amy Felter Bolt Repurposing glaze leftovers Glaze Chips Glazing – what a brilliant idea. Stop wasting glaze – let every drop become part of something new! Dry out near-empty bottles, crush the remnants, and blend them into a one-of-a-kind mix for stunning, unpredictable kiln results. This method will quickly become your favorite way to glaze, transforming leftovers into magic. Watch as big glaze chunks melt into bold textures while the tiniest specks create a soft, misty wash of color. Thank You, Amy! Credit: Amy Felter Bolt Plates Glaze chips
Combos Frozen Pond Platter By Leigh-Ann Naus March 21, 2025May 31, 2026 A white stoneware platter by Leigh-Ann Naus, created using Kathy McGuire’s Frozen Pond technique, features flowing, crystalline patterns that echo frozen ripples and delicate dandelion forms Read More
Combos Beige Frozen Pond platter by Suzanne Ten Brink September 4, 2024May 3, 2025 Beige frozen pond plate by Suzanne Ten Brink shows all possible shades of beige with a slight barely noticeable turquoise sparkle Read More
Bowls Peacock technique plate Leigh-Ann Naus February 15, 2025March 11, 2026 Stoneware plate by Leigh-Ann Naus using the peacock glaze technique. White stoneware with Spectrum Pearl White base, AMACO River Birch, and dots of Smokey Merlot; fired to Cone 6 for characteristic pooling and circular patterning. Read More