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Watch it! Polymer Clay on Youtube

October 15, 2007 by heather powers

youtube.jpgDo you learn better when you can see someone else doing a project rather than reading it in a magazine or book?  There are 7 pages of polymer clay videos posted on youtube.  I’m sure you’ll find a few inspirational!

Polymer Clay Productions has regular videos posted featuring tutorials and interviews with polymer clay artists.  Be sure to check them out.

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Comments

  1. debbra says

    January 29, 2010 at 4:23 pm

    This is how I learn

Have you read?

Clay Studio Series – YouTube Video Review: DIY Stoneware Plates

If you’ve ever dreamed of making your own dinnerware but thought you needed fancy tools or a pottery wheel, this YouTube tutorial by Jana Storm is a must-watch. In this video, Jana walks us through the process of creating handmade stoneware plates using simple methods and beginner-friendly tips.

Jana shows how to shape and form plates using stoneware clay with 25% chamotte in white. What makes this tutorial so appealing is that she proves you don’t need a wheel to create functional, food-safe ceramics. She also shares tips for pottering at home and reassures beginners that even without a full studio setup, you can still make beautiful pieces.

Why We Love It

  • Accessible: No wheel required, just basic hand-building techniques.

  • Practical: The plates are food-safe and even dishwasher-friendly after firing.

  • Educational: Jana explains firing at 1250°C and where to find kilns if you don’t own one (check out kilnshare.com or your local pottery studio).

  • Inspiring: With her calm approach, she makes the art of ceramics feel doable for everyone.

Materials and Glazes Used

To finish the plates, Jana uses liquid glazes from BOTZ:

  • Green Granite

  • Beige Granite

  • Grey Basalt

She also works with a simple pottery tool starter set, showing that you don’t need an expensive kit to get started.

Craft Gossip’s Take

This video is a perfect entry point for anyone curious about ceramics. The tutorial is well-paced, easy to follow, and practical for home hobbyists. While it does require kiln access, Jana gives great advice for finding one nearby. The finished plates are not only beautiful but also functional — making this tutorial both inspiring and useful.

If you’ve been thinking about trying your hand at DIY stoneware pottery, this is the video to start with.

 

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