Products I Use
This page includes a number of the supplies, materials, & tools I use in my making process. I like to shop locally for my materials as much as possible & support businesses that make high quality products that will last a long time. I'm happy to share as much as I can about my making process to help customers & fellow makers understand how I source all of my materials and where they can find them all.
Clay
I use Kentucky Mudworks for the majority of my clay needs, based in Lexington, KY. They have a number of low-fire, mid-fire, and high-fire clays. My personal favorite is the mid-range white stoneware called Iceman without grog. I use it for all of my white clay pieces.
The other clay I use is from Laguna Clay, based in Lockerbie, OH for clay manufacturing. I use their WC-608 speckled tan mid-range clay for my slowly emerging line of speckled work.
I buy all of my clay from my local pottery supply shop Queen City Clay in Cincinnati, OH.
Glazes
I mix up the majority of my cone 5-6 glazes from public recipes I've compiled for about a decade. I'm happy to share specific recipes I use if you email me on the Contact page.
I use a few commercial glazes including the following:
Underglazes
Coming soon...
Tools
Carving tools
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Trimming tools
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Wooden stamps
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Kilns
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Art Shows
Tent
Coming soon...
Tent Weights
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Point-of-Sale Credit Card Reader
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Clay
I use Kentucky Mudworks for the majority of my clay needs, based in Lexington, KY. They have a number of low-fire, mid-fire, and high-fire clays. My personal favorite is the mid-range white stoneware called Iceman without grog. I use it for all of my white clay pieces.
The other clay I use is from Laguna Clay, based in Lockerbie, OH for clay manufacturing. I use their WC-608 speckled tan mid-range clay for my slowly emerging line of speckled work.
I buy all of my clay from my local pottery supply shop Queen City Clay in Cincinnati, OH.
Glazes
I mix up the majority of my cone 5-6 glazes from public recipes I've compiled for about a decade. I'm happy to share specific recipes I use if you email me on the Contact page.
I use a few commercial glazes including the following:
- Inferno Red from Kentucky Mudworks
- Satin Black from Kentucky Mudworks
- White Gloss (MS-63) from Laguna Clay Co
Underglazes
Coming soon...
Tools
Carving tools
Coming soon...
Trimming tools
Coming soon...
Wooden stamps
Coming soon...
Kilns
Coming soon...
Art Shows
Tent
Coming soon...
Tent Weights
Coming soon...
Point-of-Sale Credit Card Reader
Coming soon...