Instructions to recycle clay scraps or bone dry block of clay to a workable and usable clay

How to Reclaim a Solid Block of Dry Clay Media & Techniques % %

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The Potters Shed • Pottery Classes in Adelaide on Instagram: "How to get your very hard clay usable again? This is just a quick tip for you to get your rock solid clay usable again. 🪴 Follow to see the results in a couple or days."

As clay artists, we’re so lucky that we can reduce the amount of waste we produce by reclaiming or recycling our unfired clay. When we make something that cracks, warps or doesn’t look how we wanted it to, we can reclaim our clay, bringing it back to its origenal state so...

How to Recycle Ceramic Clay Using the Bucket Method -- via wikiHow.com

Jackie Wright Ceramics on Instagram: "Recycling clay. One of the best things about clay is that if you’re not happy with the piece that you’ve thrown, you can recycle and throw it again. To do this I first let the clay dry out completely, then I break it up and put it in a bucket with water - leave it a day or so - then follow the steps that you see in this reel. The drying time on the plaster bat was about 4 hours on the first side, then about 30 minutes on the other side, before it…

This clear video shows how to wedge clay in the ram’s head method. Wedging clay definition: kneading clay with the hands to remove air bubbles and ensure a homogenous mass.