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Made With a Bailey Interview Featuring Eileen Egan

"From the White House to Our House: Why Functional Pots Reflect Culture and Time". part of the IMoDD Unforgettable Dinnerware Zoom lecture series

Anne Bailey reflects on her journey in the clay world starting with her education with some of the top functional potters in Britain, showing her porcelain dinnerware as a young potter in the White House during the Carter Administration, starting the Ceramic Supply Division at Bailey Pottery, and building the Bailey Pottery Collection in Kingston, New York. The collection includes over 600 pots from the last century and is located in the Bailey factory in Kingston, New York. She discusses the collection which is primarily functional and its evolution over the years.

In this tutorial, we handbuild three simple cylindrical vases and showcase the stunning oil-spotted finish of Coyote’s Texas Two Step glaze. With clean, minimal forms, the unique glaze effect and fresh Anemone blooms become the focus—perfect for Valentine’s Day or spring decor. Follow along for tips and inspiration to create pottery that balances simplicity and bold finishes.

Nicholas Mosse is a renowned Irish potter, celebrated for his high-quality, hand-crafted pottery and distinctive designs.

This holiday season, why not add a personal touch to your tree with handmade ceramic ornaments? This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating unique and eye-catching ornaments using a variety of techniques and materials.

Remembering Regis Brodie

Fall into Shine: DIY Two Tone Decal Cups

Discover the world of Bailey Pottery extruders! This comprehensive guide explores the key differences between Bailey Standard and System models. Learn about their features, benefits, and how to choose the right extruder for your pottery needs.

Ready to create something truly special? Our personalized wedding plate project is perfect for ceramic artists looking to showcase their unique talents and create meaningful gifts. Learn how to turn clay into a one-of-a-kind keepsake. By following our step-by-step guide, you can create a thoughtful present that will be cherished for years to come. Not only is this project a great way to highlight your artistic abilities, but it can also be a lucrative opportunity to create custom work for clients. With the holiday season approaching, now is the perfect time to start taking orders and spreading the joy of handmade ceramics.

We were fortunate to be invited to a party last month celebrating the installation of Inner City: a work by the late Arnie Zimmerman. Jim Bailey made a short video of the installation which captures the day.