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Made with a Bailey Interview featuring Emily Margaret Ulm

After a few days in London Jim and I ventured off by train to Paris. It’s a comfortable and convenient way to get there and when we arrived the city was just bustling with people. After so many lock-downs in Paris the joy in the air was palpable. We found ourselves smiling and laughing along with everyone we passed. The sound and sight of children playing freely without masks was emotionally overwhelming and reminded us of how much Covid has affected us all. Read more...

So many brushes! Which ones will make glazing easier to create what you are trying to achieve? Ann Ruel of Little Street Pottery in Suffolk, Virginia, has the answers for you! We're delighted to share Ann's informative video and to offer Free Shipping* on brushes!

Today, we will demonstrate how you can create porcelain plant markers for the garden. These plant markers are waterproof, durable, and reusable. Plus, they make great gifts for the gardener. You can find all the supplies needed for this project at Bailey Pottery.

Made with a Bailey Interview featuring Rebecca Manson

Today on the Bailey blog, we've got a video that shows how we make two unique wheel-thrown vases. Also in the video, our friend Kelli from Hops Petunia Floral demonstrates creating two gorgeous arrangements. You won't want to miss this video. It's blooming with tips for how you can create one-of-a-kind flower vases and arrangements at home.

The Bailey Collection of Contemporary Ceramics' Michael Lucero sculptural teapot is a wonderful example of his vibrant work. It is a hybrid form with an elaborately finished surface that mixes images and references.

In this video from Bailey Pottery, we’ll show you how to create a wheel thrown chip and dip platter. This party-perfect platter is great for serving up crackers, chips, and vegetables with a delicious dip of your choice. This one-piece form has multiple compartments that make arranging food fun and beautiful! So whether you’re getting holiday-ready or game-day ready, you’ll score points for presentation using a homemade chip and dip platter.

Lighten up long winter nights with candle lights burning bright. Here’s a quick demonstration showing how to make candlestick holders on the wheel.

There is so much joy in eating and drinking from pottery that you’ve made by hand. In this video, we combine hand building and wheel throwing in order to create sushi plates and tea bowls. Our hand crafted ware are complete served with sushi and tea. This project is a great way to explore making sets and to enhance a shared meal with friends and family. Enjoy!