A few weeks ago I offered a workshop on how to throw a pitcher. I have boiled the content of that workshop down to three short video and posted them below for your viewing. I hope that the videos are helpful and as always, please post your comments. I would love to hear your comments, suggestions and tips.
If you are in our student sale, please watch this short video. It will give you important information on setting up your pottery display. If you have questions or comments, please leave them below and I will get to them ASAP.
If you are in our pottery sale, please watch this video. It will give you important information on putting price tags on your work. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below and I will get to them ASAP.
Blossom Hill Crafts was featured on Eye on the Bay. Check out this great video! Please leave a comment below letting us know what you think!
If you are a potter in our student sale, please take a minute to watch this video. This video has important information on promoting the sale.
A couple of weeks ago I posted a video titled “The Quick and Dirty Method of Reclaiming Clay.” In this video I will show you a more thorough method of reclaiming clay. Use this method if you have dry clay or want to reclaim clay with different moisture contents.
Margaret has been coming to Blossom Hill Crafts since the 1970′s and has been teaching the Wednesday morning class for years. Watch this great video and learn more about this amazing woman.
We have all had pots flop over and die on the potters wheel. It can be extremely frustrating. The good news is that you don’t need to lose the clay. This short video shows you how to reclaim clay from a pot you just tried to throw.
One quick note: This method will not work if you mix dry clay with wet clay. Mixing trimming scraps with throwing scraps requires a more involved process. I will post a video demonstrating this process in a few weeks.
With all of the remodeling being done at BHC we got a little behind on our Potter of the Month postings. I am happy to let you know that they are back, This month we are featuring Mike Hood. Mike has become an important part of our BHC pottery community over the past 5 years, Please look at the gallery of his work below and watch the short video interview of him.
We will be remodeling the kiln yard and the back studios (B and C) over the holidays. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this causes.
No Classes: 12/23 -1/1
Main Studio Open for practice when classes are canceled.
Kiln Yard Closed: 12/23- 1/1
Studio B Closed: 12/23 – 1/1
Covered Pot Area Closed
Lockers Unavailable: 12/23 – 1/1
Raku Area Closed: 12/23 – 1/1
