MYRTLE'S BLOG

New to pottery? This guide breaks down beginner wheel and handbuilding classes, what to expect, what to bring, and how memberships at Myrtle’s Clayhouse in Ridgewood help you practice more, meet people, and grow your skills.

A practical guide to pottery techniques, from wheel throwing and handbuilding to trimming, glazing, and firing, plus how to practice smarter at Myrtle’s Clayhouse.

A beginner-friendly guide to wheel throwing: tools, wheel speed, bats, ribs, water, posture, and what to expect in class. Plus, how to practice more with Myrtle’s Clayhouse memberships.

A complete guide to the top ceramics studio in Ridgewood, NYC in 2026 — including classes, memberships, and why Myrtle’s Clayhouse is the go-to spot for consistent studio access and creative community.

Myrtle’s Clayhouse is a Ridgewood Ceramics Studio offering Monthly Memberships with open studio access from 9 am – 9 pm, 7 days a week. Learn what membership includes, how open studio time works, and how our welcoming clay community helps ceramacists of all levels grow their practice.

Pottery wheel classes in a Ridgewood Cermics Studio like Myrtle's Clayhouse offer a hands-on way to learn ceramics, slow down, and create with intention. This guide covers what to expect from wheel classes, how ceramics studio memberships work, and how to choose the right class for your skill level, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced maker.

Discover pottery classes and studio memberships at Myrtle’s Clayhouse in Ridgewood. Learn wheel and hand-building, join our creative community, and grow your ceramics practice.

Learn essential pottery tools for beginners—from wire cutters to ribs. Discover how to use each tool in wheel and hand-building classes at Myrtle’s Clayhouse.

From the founders of Bushwick Ceramics, Myrtle’s Clayhouse brings community, creativity, and clay to Ridgewood, Queens. Explore our pottery classes, workshops, and open studio sessions.