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How much clay?

1/5/2017

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One question we get a lot is "How much clay do I need to make ____?" Alternately, there is also the "How many mugs can I make with a box of clay?" version. It's something everyone asks at some point in their clay explorations, usually more than once! While meandering through the archives of Ceramic Arts Daily, I came across this great diagram by Robin Ouellette and wanted to share!
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If that is too small to read, here's a charted version:
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This is obviously just a general guide, and you may need to use more or less clay to achieve these forms. Happy potting!
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  • HOME
  • Clay
    • Low-Fire (04-06)
    • Mid-Fire (5-6)
    • High-Fire (9-12)
    • Non-Fired Clay
    • Casting Slip
  • Glazes
    • Underglazes
    • Low-Fire (04-06)
    • Mid-Fire (5-6)
    • Lusters (017-020)
    • Non-Fired Products
  • Dry Materials
    • Chemicals
    • Plaster
    • Mason Stains
  • Tools
  • Supplies
  • Equipment
    • Pottery Wheels
    • Ceramic Kilns
    • Kiln Parts
    • Kiln Furniture
    • Slabrollers
    • Extruders
    • Carts and Cabinets
    • Pugmills
  • Molds
  • Bisqueware
  • Books
  • Glass
    • Glass Sale Information
  • Services
    • Firing Services
    • Kiln and Wheel Repair
    • Custom Clay
    • Other Services
  • Gift Cards
  • Learning Center
  • More
    • About Us
    • Classifieds
    • COVID-19 INFO
    • Artist Links
  • Ordering Info