May 1, 2025
We no longer provide the service of making kid’s prints in slabs. These pieces often crack or warp in the kiln and the customer, of course, is very disappointed. We recommend bringing your little ones into the pottery painting studio and printing their hands/feet on a pre-made bisque piece with glaze for the best...
Dec 15, 2015
Take a beginning class or jump into one of our open wheel sessions. Our staff can talk you through the options and help you decide what will be the best fit.
Dec 15, 2015
Short answer: forever. Even veteran potters and MFA ceramic artists are constantly learning new information and techniques about clay. HOWEVER, we can teach you the basics in as few as two hours. Are the pots going to be masterpieces? No, but hopefully you have fun making it! The best way to learn pottery, is to take an 8 week class (and then keep taking classes until you’re...
Dec 15, 2015
Queen City Clay does not take commissions, but an individual artist who works at the studio may! We have many professional artists who call Queen City Clay home, and they’re always interested to hear about potential jobs. Call the shop and let us know the details and we’ll do our best to match you to a professional...
Dec 15, 2015
No! Clay’s sold at craft stores are (98% of the time) polymer clays. These can be fired in a toaster oven, but be sure to read directions on any clay that you buy. Even at a super low fire temperature, a kiln still reaches over 1000 degrees F.
