No pottery wheel needed 

Very sorry, I am working on that

Too loud.

Thank you!!

Thank you very much!

Typically I use a plastic bag, but I do get small wrinkles from the plastic. Or I use a cheese cloth. You can use pretty much anything as long as you have a barrier between the clay and the plastic bowl. You can also dust your clay really well with corn starch so it is not sticky so it doesn't stick to the plastic bowl. Thanks!😊

All my work is bisque fired before I glaze it

It is pressing the impression of the doilie into the clay. I am not pressing so hard as to really thin the clay out.

The piece is dried until it is bone dry and then fired in a kiln for a bisque fire. It is then glazed and fired a second time. I did not show the glazing because most of my pieces are just dipped in a bucket of glaze. Not real exciting 😊

This bowl was glazed with Mayco Stoned Denim and fired to a cone 6

This plastic doily was given to me so I have no idea where it came from. I imagine you can probably purchase something similar on Amazon, however, I also use a lot of regular knitted doilies with the same effect. Good luck!!

It was actually donated to me by a local college as well as a bunch of other pottery stuff. I would imagine you can probably find something similar on Amazon, however, I also use regular doillies that were my mother inlaws.

This is Mayco Stoned Denim on Laguna #80 clay