Glaze organization

Glaze sample tiles on a peg board, art room organization, photo and concept by art teacher Julie Won

Use pantry or closet shelving to organize and store your glazes. ClayShare has over 200 online pottery classes, thousands of videos, weekly live broadcasts, tips and techniques, templates, glaze recipes and more Sign up for free today.

✨Glaze storage shelf!✨ Store up to 240 jars of glaze with this shelf system! I used an IKEA IVAR shelf that is 12” deep. I added 3 extra shelves bringing it to 8 shelves but I easily could of added another one if I wanted to go higher. I spaced them 6 peg holes apart which gives enough room for the jars and to get them in and out of the shelves easily. For shorter jars of glaze you can space them 5 holes apart and add 2 more shelves! So many customizable options with this shelving!

Glaze bottle organization high school art

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My glaze room. The charcoal bins hold the 50 lb bags of materials.

Keeping your pottery studio organized can be hard work. Studios are a potter’s personal creative space, and like all creative spaces – they can get…

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Catie Miller's studio - kiln stilts storage