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THE DESIGN STUDIO FOR CLAY MAKERS

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Upload a photo of a handbuilt piece you love and get a plan you can actually follow: slab parts with measurements, making steps and printable paper patterns.

MADE FORSlab potteryAir-dry clayPolymer clay
IDEA
TO OBJECT
Handmade faceted ceramic vase
BUILD PACK PREVIEW01 / 04

Faceted stoneware vase

FINISHED25 cm
BUILD AT28.4 cm
PARTS4 types
01REFERENCE
02ANALYSE
03MEASURE
04MAKE

THE MISSING MIDDLE

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Now what?

A photo tells you why you love a piece. It rarely tells you how its parts fit together, how large to build, or where to begin. Crafino gives those questions a place to be answered.

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01

Know what to make

Assess the material, method and feasibility before you touch the clay.

02

See every part

Break a complex shape into pieces and a sequence you can follow.

03

Build to your size

Start from your desired finished size, then take measurements and guides to the worktable.

A LOOK INSIDE THE STUDIO

The idea is just the beginning.

A Crafino build pack turns a reference into decisions you can actually work with. Tap through this real example.

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OBJECT ANALYSIS

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Faceted stoneware vase reference
Suitable for handbuilding

Faceted
Stoneware Vase

The flat planes of this reference suggest slab construction. The exact interior cannot be seen, so the neck join remains an assumption to test in paper.

MEDIUMStoneware clay
METHODSix-panel slab build
LEVELIntermediate
Reference → Plan → TemplateCRAFT YOUR WAY ✳
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ONE STUDIO, MANY MATERIALS

Start with the clay in your hands.

The same inspiration can ask for a different process in each material. Your build pack starts with the one you choose.

Pottery clay
SLAB · COIL · PINCH
01

Built to survive the kiln.

Plan slabs, joins, drying and firing with shrinkage already considered. Ideal for vessels, planters and sculptural forms.

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Handmade clay vessels in warm studio light

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