Pottery Making Illustrated
Pottery Making Illustrated is a magazine for potters - amateur or professional, student or teacher. The website (and the magazine) contains well-illustrated, easy-to-understand information on handbuilding, throwing, glazing and firing techniques, as well as step-by-step projects and information on tools, equipment and saftey.

Ceramic Review
Ceramic Review is read around the world by potters, students, enthusiasts and collectors. Articles published are practical and technical, experiential and theoretical and look at the role of ceramics within contemporary culture.

Clay Times : the Journal of Ceramic Trends and Techniques
The Clay Times is for clay enthusiasts of all kinds. It features photographs and articles on wheelthrowing, handbuilding, glazing, firing, and more.

• Interprets the history and technology of pottery-making in North Carolina through exhibits and educational programming
• Acquaints visitors with the locations and offerings of pottery shops around the state
• Preserves a collection of North Carolina pottery and related artifacts
• Sponsors research pertaining to the history of pottery making in this state

• DO remember pottery will remain hotter for longer
• DO avoid subjecting to sudden changes in temperature.
• DO warm to room temperature after removing from refrigerator.
• DON'T preheat the oven before baking with this dish.
• DON'T heat pottery on a stovetop burner.
• DON'T put pottery on any open flame or directly on a heat source like a hot plate
• DO Microwave with care.
• DO keep your grill heat source least 2½" from the closest edge of your pottery
• DO place pottery items taken from a hot oven onto dry, room temperature surfaces- A wood trivet is ideal.
• DO wait for your leftovers to cool to room temperature before putting them away in the refrigerator.
• DO not put a hot pottery piece directly into cold water.