Make Pottery Anywhere! My beginner guide to making pottery in your kitchen (or bedroom or backyard)!

Is this for a wheel? I want to throw in my house. Is that a lot more work and requires more prep?

Are you…german? Danish?

Hallo, thank you for the inspiring videos! How it is about cleaning the wedging bord how do you keep it nice and clean?

Thank you Mia, for sharing your wonderful tips Love your videos and generosity to share

Thank you for an incredibly useful video. As someone with far too many hobbies but who also tends to get far too carried away with gear, equipment, and the "what do I need to do this in the way I want?" question, advice like this is truly invaluable - a much needed corrective to all the exposure to people doing this professionally and/or who have done it for decades and have tons of expensive equipment.

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This is so helpful! Thank you.

Once a kitchen item is used for clay, is washing them ok to return them to kitchen use? Or is it a one way street?

You are an amazing potter, with fabulous ideas! Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing your ideas with us

Hallo,I was a painter/painting, but would love to get into pottery.
But I will start from scratch and just want to know where to begin and what i need to start/appreciate your time J💌

I need one of you for every hobby I've ever started. Holy moly you're so helpful <3

Hi! How do you clean your wedging board? Thanks 😊

I appreciate this video series and just love your energy! Thank you

You explain things so thoroughly and clearly. Thank you!!

Love your videos and generosity to share and empower beginners like me❤

Keeping a needle tool stuck into a cork when in storage avoids stabbing yourself when checking through your tool box.

❤ very interesting

Hey! Thanks for this!! 🙏 do you think i can use an old cotton sheet instead of canvas fabric to cover my wood plank?

Love your videos

Thank you for Sharing. Another Wonderful video you created.

Hi you mentioned everything we could possibly need that was really cool :)
but what about a pottery wheel to throw and stuff ???

Excellent information.
I am a van-lifer and was considering a small mobile pottery studio in a box much like what you described here. I was planning on doing hand building and pit firing earthenware. The thing that made me decide against it was carrying around the materials required for firing. The information you presented about silica dust was something I had not considered. I am happy I found your video. Thanks for posting.

Love your videos! A while back you mentioned you would show us your water system for your studio that doesn't have an active water hook up (along with the filtration and disposal). Would love to see that one sometime!

thanks for these tips! these questions are the ones I had in mind since starting pottery class and getting so into it I want to start at home. One question though, you don't mention using a turntable, would that be too dangerous in terms of dust inside? I fell quite in love with the turntable but I can't afford a studio or continuing classes forever ^^

I think you re cool. I live in Madrid and also want to move out of the city at some point. But trying to get my health sorted to then get finances sorted to then do this things I want hahaha

thank you so much for this

Thank you for tips🤗
Ps. Those wallpapers are really 👍

Mam this is the 15th video I am seeing of ours I am pretty impressed my request is open an online store to sell your products or open an outlet in India thanks god bless love from India

Thank you for these wonderful tips, I currently live in a 2 bedroom apartment with my husband and would love to take pottery back after my university classes. I have a question in that regard, I have the other room available as an office and studio but it's also the room with the built in closet, so I wonder how I should go about the clay dust in that situation, would it be enough just by having the doors closed? Or should I take any extra precautions? Thank you for your time.

Hi Mia. Do you do pottery full-time?

Thank you Mia, for sharing your wonderful tips! I have learned so much from you over the past year! I love working in dark stoneware clay bodies but I'm having a hard time finding the right glazes to use. I make reliefs from my plants from the yard and make casserole dishes and dinnerware and mugs from them. I'm looking for glazes that will reveal the raised reliefs and give my pieces a beautiful "yummy" look to them....like melted icing on a doughnut;)) so, that the dark clay body can be seen too. I use Kentucky Mudworks, Brown Bear. Thank you Mia!

I always appreciate the approach of getting the most out of the most minimal resources (or min-maxing to use a gamer term). So much of what we can pursue can lead to frivolous excess less about the person or what they do or create and more about excess itself. It is good to actually have what we need and to be creating at our highest level, but all big things have humble beginnings. No matter how complicated our ideas and designs the small steps can lead to building great temples. Be humble and work with less even if you have everything.

Thank you very much, Mia. This video was helpful to me

Another wonderfully helpful video. Thank you.

What potters wheel do you have?

Excellent things to know…simple and accessible….Thank-you!

Hey! Thanks for a lovely video :) So helpful!! I just moved to a new not so small apartment in Berlin, we have two rooms (55m2), and one of the rooms is the kitchen/dinning area (quite small but I can fit a little table to work on my clay projects). I was thinking how to dispose the 'dirty' water after cleaning or washing my hands after wedging for example, and what about the safety regarding the surfaces we use to make food, we also planning to have a tiny relaxing area with cushions, what about that and the dust? Maybe I'm thinking too much 😅 but I just want to be in the safe side. Thanks a lot I really appreciate your help! Hugs!

Wonderful video, thank you :) 💜

Love ur videos! ❤️

Thank you for making pottery accessible for everyone :)