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Here is how I made my own spray booth from a theatre popcorn popper! Back in 2011…
Read MoreAnika Major shows how to craft a vase template from a sketch.
Read MoreHayley Reed shares about combining 3D printing and slip casting.
Read MoreAt RCS we print our T-Shirts in house! Check out out simple process in this blog update.
Read MoreAnika Major discusses the anatomy of ceramic bells and how to produce a range of sounds with different shapes and materials.
Read MoreKind of strange, but trimming in all its forms has never been my favorite. Whether it’s trimming a plate or editing how many things I want to do… Maybe that is because I need more practice! I am trying to turn over a new leaf.
Read MoreI knew there would be a learning curve while getting to know my new tool, but I had no idea the extent of testing and trial and error that I was getting myself into.
Read MoreEliane gets experimental and tries out building large scale.
Read MoreAnika Major writes about painting techniques with underglaze and the challenges of firing them.
Read MoreBest Practice Glaze Testing.
Jake explains a way to test colorants in a base glaze by weighing out the water and using math.
Jake Corboy created a short tutorial on grinding pottery with different tools.
Read MoreSpecific Gravity of a glaze. How to measure it, what does it mean and how to use the info it gives you.
Read MoreTechniques for using wax resist. This blog shows 4 different ways to use wax resist including: No-Scrap Mishima, a lay mans way to foot waxing, using wax over glazes and
Read MoreCanne writes about making a molds for a reclaim bricks at the studio.
Read MoreVanessa shares tips & tricks for making spouts!
Read MoreBuilding Studio Shelving! How we did it at Rat City Studios.
Read MoreTesting, adjusting and glaze testing again!
Read MoreRickie Barnett rebuilds the camper trailer from the ground up!
Read MoreHow to stretch your canvass. No, that’s not a typo. This post is not about the kind of canvas on at least one of the studio tables you own. This is about another canvas, your body. Join me in stretching to maintain the health of your body. Follow along with images and descriptive captions.
Read MoreRat City Studios is an open creative clay studio that provides a supportive environment for makers working independently in clay and artists who seek to take the next step down their paths as potters. We support artists at many levels through experiential learning and shared experience.
Learn about our sister studio, Rain City Clay, for clay classes and group learning.
Rat City Studios, where we live, work, garden, and make pottery is on the traditional land of the first people of Seattle,
The Duwamish People, past and present. We are long term-visitors and honor with gratitude the land itself and the Duwamish Tribe.