Learning how to reclaim pottery clay can save money, reduce studio waste, and give your scraps another useful life. Every potter eventually ends up with trimmings, failed pots, dried clay, and pieces that never make it to the kiln. Instead of throwing all that material away, you can often turn it back into workable clay. […]
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Choosing between a pug mill vs wedging comes down to volume, physical strain, and budget. Hand-wedging costs nothing and works fine for small, occasional batches. A pug mill costs real money upfront but saves real time and protects your wrists once your clay volume grows. Neither one is wrong. They just fit different stages of […]