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Clay Pottery Storage Tips

Clay pottery studios need to have a central storage facility to house all the molds created there. Learn some tips on how this is dome from a pottery expert in this free video clip.

- Clay Pottery Storage Tips
- Pottery Studio Setup

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Sandra Sep 17, 2011
this is fun stuff-create these at ceramics by sandra in vernon, florida.

Video Transcript

So I want to talk now a little bit about storage in the studio. You need to have a lot of shelves for the pieces that you're working on, but what about everything else that you use? It's really important to have a good place to keep things that you use for molds, for example. All these buckets here are things that I use for texturing, they're stamps, stamps that I've made, stamps that are made of rubber, stamps that are made of foam. Actual pieces of cloth that I use for texture. Just any kind of thing like that. Keeping it in a bucket is nice, then it keeps the dust, keeps it a little bit less dirty. You can label them so that you can get to them easily. It's also good to keep your ceramic magazines close at hand. That's what I got over here on this shelf. That way, if I'm looking for ideas for a new project I can just flip through those, and come up with something. It's a good way to keep yourself from getting stumped, and just any other kind of forms that you might roll things around I use those buckets for backup buckets. Just a whole bunch of different stuff that you need to have room in your studio for. So that's another thing to think about when you're trying to set things up.

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