Cricut ceramic

Meghan Yarnell Ceramics on Instagram: "Here’s how I use my @cricut to decorate pottery! . . . #cricut #cricutmade #pottery #potterytutorial #potteryvideos #art #artist #arttutorial #howitsmade #ceramics #potterylove #artprocess #potteryprocess #makers"

Love in Pottery on Instagram: "by @creative.houseplant. I’ve used silkscreens and ceramics for the last two years, and I’ve been making my own with my cricut for most of that time. I love silkscreens, they’re so much fun to use and I love how they can leave such a beautiful crisp image. I wanted to make this video to show a bit more of how silkscreens fit into my high fire process and using slip to leave a pattern on the foot of functional wear. These pieces are porcelain and will be glazed…

Christine Stangel on Instagram: "There she goes again! Something old mixed with something new! Taking my traditional painted floral pottery line to a new level with the magic of technology. All summer and fall I have been learning the ins and outs of Photoshop along with my new Cricut Maker to create my own stencil designs. This gives me the ability to have more intricate details when painting flowers. Such a huge learning curve, but oh the possibilities! These trivets will be available…

Artists are creating amazing projects using computer-controlled cutting devices such as those from Silhouette and Cricut.

If you have ever made your own traditional silkscreens then you know it's a huge pain in the butt. Framing your fabrics, photo emulsions, transparencies, cleaners, solutions, lamps, etc. It takes quite a bit of material and equipment to get started. I've made silkscreens in the past and was moderately successful even with my small

Alex on Instagram: "I’ve used silkscreens and ceramics for the last two years, and I’ve been making my own with my cricut for most of that time. I love silkscreens, they’re so much fun to use and I love how they can leave such a beautiful crisp image. I wanted to make this video to show a bit more of how silkscreens fit into my high fire process and using slip to leave a pattern on the foot of functional wear. These pieces are porcelain and will be glazed with some cobalt geometric patterns…

Mandy Henebry on Instagram: "Switching up the stripes for a custom stitched look. I made the new pattern in Photoshop then cut them out using vinyl and my trusty @cricut I make all my stencils this way. #mandyhenebryceramics #vinyl #pottery #ceramica #ceramicaartesanal #handmade #potterylife #potterystudio #ceramic #potterylove #potteryart #potteryvideos #ceramicmagazine #ceramics #potteryoftheday #loverpottery #decor #interiores #handmadeisbetter #handmadelife #idahoart"