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Gold mark art has started a series that tells you how to spot a good pot:Goldmark Guide | How to Spot a Good Pot: Form (Pt. 1) Nic CollinsGood pots begin and end with form. Strip away everything else – the decoration and the firing,...

12 May, 2016 /

as almost everyone will know, at the end of a pottery session, all tided up and done, hands washed, you'll end up with dry hands, sometimes severely so. here's a simple recipe for a good all-purpose anti dry hands creme. it's cheap, easy to make...

22 February, 2016 /