Clay slip

Making plain clay slip is very easy to learn and a much-needed pottery skill. Follow along with this video as I make a basic plain clay slip with no lumps. #clay #pottery #ceramics #claycrafts

When joining two pieces of clay, you’ll have the best chance of them staying joined if you score (rough up the surfaces to be joined) and then slip (paint both scored surfaces with a pre-made clay slip).

Potters slip is a liquid mixture of clay in water. This article shares the 6 steps on how to make clay slip.

The icing on the pot! Pottery slip decoration that creates texture

7 slip trailing videos to provide inspiration and explore the range of possibilities of this pottery technique. Give slip trailing a try today!

Slip trailing on pottery by - IG@stephanieleepottery in 2022 | Slab pottery, Clay ceramics, Ceramic pottery

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Ceramic decorations and techniques: Slip trailing For potters or ceramic artists, slip is most commonly used to score (attach two pieces of clay together) or make slip cast. But slip can also be …

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Slip and score in pottery is a technique used to join two pieces of clay together. To slip and score clay, a potter scratches marks on the surface of the clay (score). The potter then applies a liquid mixture of clay in water (slip) to the scored surface.

When my friend, Linda Scott-Robinson's husband, Tony asked me to make him some ceramic salmon for his garden, I have to admit that I was less than enthusiastic. I don't know why, but I've just never been a big fan of making pot 'creatures'. However, I said 'okay' and set about experimenting with the shapes and colours of river salmon. Tony drew the shape he wanted and I made a flat test piece directly from his drawing. I covered it a right old mix of glazes and suddenly began to feel a lot…

I had a query about my process. I use paper clay to make a central form then I add pieces of the dried clay using runny slip. It's… | Instagram

LUCY CERAMICS on Instagram: "Finally got round to finishing this large bowl with a clear glaze. Wanted to see how the porcelain slip flowers looked on the stoneware clay! Will keep experimenting ☺️ #ceramics #bowls #bowls #pottery"