GR Pottery Forms

Remember that adorable heart dish we shared last week? This time, we’re adding a touch of elegance, with a simple, wipe back underglaze technique, and using lace!✨

Still perfect for Valentine’s Day, (or any day), this variation lets you express your love through the joy of hand building, and a unique surface design.

Calling all clay lovers: Make these heart shaped dishes for Valentine's Day! They will make a sweet addition to your inventory and they're quick to produce.

Do you want to create a unique plate inspired by the winter season? Here, we will show you all the steps and link all the tools that you need to handbuild a special snowflake plate with texture. The wipe back technique with Underglaze is a great method for highlighting surface texture. Check it out!

Make a Holiday Tree Plate Using GR Forms and AMACO Glazes

Today we are going to demonstrate how to create serving platters with plant imprints. The beauty is in the details. These handmade platters are perfect for gifting or plating!

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!

In this video we'll show you how to create a fish platter. Put your own spin on this functional design. We were inspired by rainbow trout when creating these plates, but you could reference any number of fish for this project.

Create your own ceramic oval platter perfect for serving up holiday dishes. Complete with a leaf motif and a rustic look using oxides and glaze, this design will transform any meal into a celebration! We've got all the tools and the instructions you need to create this ceramic platter. Follow along!

GR Pottery Forms just came out with a new line of WA (Wheel Attachment) accessories designed to enhance the way you use GR Pottery Molds. From now on, all round GR Pottery Mold Forms will come with a hole drilled into the underside of the molds in the center. This hole connects to the new Wheel Attachment that goes on a pottery wheel like a bat.

Jeff from GR Forms in Grand Rapids, Michigan visited the Bailey Showroom in Kingston, NY. While he was here we shot a video of him demonstrating how he uses his wood drape molds to create plates and platters.