Here are another few fabulous pieces from Ceramic Wales, which returns this year on 11-12th June. (l-r): Emily Stubbs, Remon Jephcott, Sue Crossfield. Read more in ClayCraft issue 62, available now from claycraft.co.uk, for delivery anywhere in the world. #ceramicwales

You have to be a certain age to remember this, but these leaping deer were inspired by Hilda Ogden’s ducks! We've made this project, originally from ClayCraft issue 44, available for you free on our website: bit.ly/CCleapingdeer #hildaogden #coronationstreet #deer #leapingdeer

Did you catch Linda Bloomfield's series on getting the most out of Glazy.org? It runs across issues 37 to 41 and covers all you need to know. Order back issues (or subscribe) via claycraft.co.uk no matter where you are in the world! #glazy #glazetesting

I’ve been on a pottery residency at Guldagergaard in Denmark lindabloomfield.co.uk/news/artist-re…

It's issue 63! Full of fabulous pottery content: - thrown coffee pourover - hump and slump moulds - slab narrow-footed bowl - pinched espresso cups - slab discus vase - Querda seca: glaze in wax outlines - Doug's Diary - Linda Bloomfield + much more #potteryprojects #potteryideas

There’s nothing quite like the intoxicating aroma of freshly made coffee to get us going in the mornings, so try making this cup and filter set for your home. Full instructions in ClayCraft issue 63, available from claycraft.co.uk anywhere in the world! #pottery #coffee

This issue's wide-rimmed bowl is great for those who like to make a surface to carve into! This issue also features a project for making the mould, so there's no reason not to have a go. ClayCraft issue 63 is out now & available from claycraft.co.uk #slabbuilding #pottery

This is the perfect little cup for a strong, espresso-style coffee. It’s a pinch-pot base, so it's quick and easy to make, and the texture looks great highlighted by a coloured transparent glaze. Full instructions in ClayCraft issue 63: claycraft.co.uk #espresso #pottery

Querda Seca means ‘dry cord’ in Spanish and is an ancient technique for creating line decoration on a ceramic surface using a mixture of wax emulsion and a colourant, to keep the glaze colours separated. We get you started in ClayCraft issue 63. #querdaseca #potterymagazine

DIPPING OR BRUSH-ON GLAZES? This month, Linda Bloomfield takes us through the ins and outs of both, with plenty of tips and suggestions. Linda's regular feature in ClayCraft magazine is packed full of specialist glaze knowledge. Catch up on back issues via claycraft.co.uk

Making jugs is a joy because they are such a pleasing form and always have a use. For some people, collecting them is almost an obsession and who wouldn’t want to add this little gem to their numbers? Check out project one in issue 64 for step-by-step instructions. #jug #pottery

This planter has been made for indoor use but a simple drainage hole in the base would easily make it perfect for outside too. Find full instructions in issue 64, available from shop.kelsey.co.uk/single-issue/c… #claycraftmagazine #slabbuilding #slabbuiltpottery #homemadeplanter

This quirky butter dish will make you smile when you use it but, more importantly, it contains a block of butter perfectly. Find step by step instructions in ClayCraft issue 64, available anywhere in the world, from shop.kelsey.co.uk/single-issue/c… #pottery #potterymagazine

A palette to decant small amounts of colour into is a really useful item of kit for the potter so it seemed only logical to make a dedicated receptacle to do that in. Find out how to do it in ClayCraft issue 64, available now from shop.kelsey.co.uk/single-issue/c… #paintpalette #pottery

This is a simple method for making a vase with minimal tools and equipment, and has the added advantage that the technique can easily be adapted to make domestic ware like cups, jugs and bowls. You can find full instructions in ClayCraft issue 64. #craftmagazine #pottery