
People keep doing amazing polymer clay work! The shiny faux glass caught my eye first and then it was a whole long list of neat pieces.
1. Faux Czech Glass Beads, 2. Gildenstrangperlen, 3. A snail that loves Frida, 4. Gulp fish
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People keep doing amazing polymer clay work! The shiny faux glass caught my eye first and then it was a whole long list of neat pieces.
1. Faux Czech Glass Beads, 2. Gildenstrangperlen, 3. A snail that loves Frida, 4. Gulp fish

For potters who also happen to be coffee lovers, this video is pure joy. The artist takes us through the full process of making a hand-thrown ceramic pour over on the wheel, showing just how beautiful and functional pottery can be. It’s more than a demo — it’s an invitation to combine two rituals: making with clay and brewing the perfect cup of coffee.
The tutorial begins at the wheel, where the pour over is shaped with careful attention to wall thickness and form. Each stage of the process is filmed in detail — from throwing to trimming, glazing, and finally, showcasing the finished pieces. The maker emphasizes that this project isn’t just about looks: the function of a pour over requires precision so that coffee flows smoothly without clogging or cooling too quickly.
The video closes with the most satisfying part: using the handmade pour overs to brew coffee. It’s a wonderful reminder of why functional pottery holds a special place in our lives — it connects creativity with daily ritual.
This video is ideal if you’re looking for a pottery project that blends form, function, and ritual. Whether you’re a seasoned potter or just starting out, the idea of making something you can use every morning is inspiring. It’s a reminder that handmade items carry more meaning than store-bought ones — especially when they become part of your daily rhythm.
Watch the full video here: Handmade Ceramic Pour Over
You’ll like this – I clicked on your link looking for picks…and I couldn’t figure out where they were…or why someone would make guitar pics out of polymer clay. Yes, Donna, she meant her picks for showing us different pieces made with the clay. Sigh – they sure are pretty though – thought you would like the laugh.
oops! But yes, some good picks I found this week rather than links to picks.