• make your own magnetic price sign

    Letters/Numbers Stamp
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦 CANADA LINK

    Magnets
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦 CANADA LINK

    B7000 Glue
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦 CANADA

    A DIY ceramic price stand with magnetic numbers you can use to dispaly prices at your market table.

    Also available to purchase if you don’t have the time or patience to make your own. Email for bulk orders.

  • Vevor Slab Roller Hack

    Vevor Cold Roll Laminator:
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦     CANADA LINK

    This machine works great as an affordable alternative to a clay slab roller. It’s adjustable so you can change the thickness of your slab, and I use 2 dowels to make sure the roll is even. A note that the handle is not as robust as a ceramic slab roller would be so you’ll need to start with a semi flattened piece of clay so that you can roll it through smoothly.

  • Pasler Underglaze Marker

    Black Underglaze Marker
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦 CANADA LINK

    This marker came with a few tips and the sharpest worked the best for what I needed. I did a test at cone 5 and it held up beautifully so I went ahead tried it for drawing the outlines on my more detailed mugs. My experience has been that the smoother the surface, the better the result. Burnishing the heck out of your piece will help prevent the ink from running inside any little grooves. 
    Currently sold out, but hopefully back in stock soon!

  • Stop buying Packing peanuts (shipping hack)

    Woolsche Paper Shredder
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦 CANADA LINK

    Shred the empty boxes cluttering your recycling bin and turn them into the perfect replacement for packing peanuts. t’s great for the environment and your pocket!

  • materials to roll your slab in

    Underlayment (flooring or roofing)
    🇺🇸 USA LINK
    🇨🇦     CANADA LINK

    To roll your clay using a slab roller you’ll need something somewhat stiff to sandwich the clay between (canvas will not work with this hack). I prefer things with no texture that could transfer to my clay. Material I have tested and like is roofing (or flooring) underlayment which you can find at a hardware store. Craft foam could work as well but it’s not as good as the flooring underlayment.

All the products shared here, I have purchased myself. I have tested the Canadian versions and am recommending them based on my own experience but your needs might be different. Try things and decide what works best for you.