Tony Clennell was introduced to pottery and threw his first piece in his aunt and uncle’s studio, Pinecroft, in Aylmer, Canada. That was in 1957…… at the age of 6. Tony has built quite a following in the many years since and is well known in the pottery community. His signature forms and attention to detail, combined with his use of gas and wood fired kilns, shino glazes, wood ash accents, and over glazing techniques make for some very handsome pottery indeed.
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Kayla & Lucas’ custom tray
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Baum Family Pizza Dough Recipe This is one of those recipes handed down, and down. I think that you should use the dough that works the best for you. Give
Clay Coyote Holiday Gift Guide (for People Who Actually Cook)
Shopping for cooks is tricky because they already have stuff. So here’s our holiday guide for gifting pottery that actually gets used—daily, not “special occasion only.” For the Weeknight Hero:
Feed a Crowd on a Budget with Clay Coyote Recipes
Happy Friday! This morning I had the pleasure of joining Fox 9 to kick off our annual Entertaining Weekend and celebrate Small Business Saturday here in Hutchinson. If you caught
