Hi, friend!

We’re
your new
pottery
besties.

We’re
Rolling
Clay Like
Cookie
Dough.

With tools
you already
have in your
kitchen

You don’t
Have to be
An Artist
to get
started.

Kiln-fired and air-dry clay projects!

We help you gather your tools and materials, teach you the basics, and give you complete projects!

Join The Club

we’ve got
Options.

The Template
Shop

  • No-fuss, beautiful clay slab projects

  • A PDF template to print at home (A4 and US Letter)

  • A complete step-by-step follow-along video for building

  • A complete step-by-step follow-along video for glazing or coloring

  • A tools and materials list

  • Also in the shop: single video courses, one technique at a time

New to clay?
Grab the Studio Starter Sessions first.


7,90 € each

Browse shop

No-Drama
Club Membership

  • A new complete project every month, 2 months before it enters the shop

  • The complete Video Library with all our current and upcoming technique courses

  • The growing archive of Club Originals (bonus projects and skills, plus little extras like printable glazing cards, illustrations for your pieces), and personal notes with stories, recipes, and recommendations

  • The Club Collection: a template collection, free for members only (everyone else buys them one by one), unlocked from day 1 of your membership


57,90 €* / year
12,90 €** / month

Learn more

*Founding price for the first 150 members, locked in for as long as you stay. Everyone after that pays 77,90 € / year.

**Monthly membership opens after the founding phase.

New to clay?

Welcome, friend!

The Studio Starter Sessions

The beginner course we wish we’d had.

The Studio Starter Sessions plan your whole studio day: What to do while your slab firms up, when to make slip, which template to prep next.

4 sessions, 3 projects, one new technique at a time. We start by buying the right clay and by session three, you’ve built a box with a lid. No kiln, no guesswork, no drama.

Nothing’s just shown, everything’s explained properly: Why you tap before you roll, why the knife stays at 90 degrees, why the lid dries on the box.

So you don’t just copy the projects. You understand what you’re doing, and every template after this makes sense right away.

What’s inside

  • 3 complete projects that build on each other, each with a PDF template (A4 and US Letter): The Tool Tray, the Wall Altar and the Treasure Box

  • A complete follow-along beginner course: 33 lessons in 4 sessions. We’re here all the way from buying clay to the finished pieces

  • One technique at a time, in the right order: Each session adds exactly what the next project needs

  • Explained, not just shown: The why behind every step, so you can solve things on your own later

  • Works with air-dry or kiln-fired clay, so no kiln needed

  • Plus: A complete tools and materials list with alternatives and where to buy

  • Bonus: Got somewhere to fire your pieces? We explain firing and glazing

Learn more

Not quite
ready?

That’s ok!

Grab our
Free stuff

◾️

A free project template

with printable PDF and follow-along videos.

Get it here

◾️

A free Video course

on how to make homemade slip.

Watch here

◾️

Our free digital manuals

on handbuilding, glazing, and studio safety.

Read here

◾️

Our clay therapy guide

on why your overthinking brain secretly loves pottery.

Read here

Wanna
Know a
Secret?

Here we go…

Femke’s pottery journey started with a potter’s wheel fantasy. (Think Molly and Sam…)

Fortunately, Rosalia set her straight. She grew up making ceramics with her mom in Spain and knew better.

They met working together at advertising agency Frida von Fuchs, bonded over design, and ended up building a clay club together.

Rosalia brings the craft heritage. Femke brings the beginner’s perspective. Between the two of them, they’ve figured out how to make slab building feel like something anyone can actually do.

No wheel. No third-grade art class vibe.

Just really good projects and a great time.

Ok, so this is pottery…?

Make your life easy and use a paper template, darling!

Get to know us

Burning
Questions

(pUn intended)

Do I need any prior experience?

God no. Clay Slab Club was built for people who have zero to very little experience. (Hi, that was us once too!) Every project comes with a full video walkthrough from building to glazing. No figure-it-out-yourself moments. Unless you’re into that.

What do I actually get when I buy a template?

A downloadable PDF with the paper template that’s yours forever. But that’s just the start. Every template comes with its own webpage where you’ll find full walkthrough videos with step-by-step building instructions, glazing techniques, and ideas for variations and finishing touches.

So you’re never just getting a template. You’re getting the whole project!

What equipment do I need?

Way less than you’d think. Each project comes with a home tool kit and a complete shopping list. Grab a few things from your kitchen drawers, pick up some cheap tools and clay from your local craft store or online, and you’re good to go! Plus tons of air-dry projects that don’t need a kiln at all.

Do I need a kiln?

Nope. No kiln, no drama.

You can make seriously nice decorative stuff with air-dry clay. Just know it won’t be waterproof or food safe. If you want to make kitchenware and tableware, a quick Google search for a local studio or ceramics shop will do the trick. They’ll most likely have a firing service or know someone who does! Don’t be shy. They’ll love to have you!

Is this actually for me?

If you’ve made it this far down the page, something probably clicked.

Maybe it’s the idea of making something beautiful with your own hands. Maybe it’s the thought of a Sunday afternoon with some clay, a good playlist, and zero pressure. Maybe you just really want that perfect mug.

Whatever brought you here: We think you’re exactly the kind of person this was made for!

Welcome, Friend ×

I’ve been doing pottery for years. Is this still for me?

Absolutely! Our templates are designed to take the prep work off your plate, so you can spend less time measuring and more time experimenting. You’ll make the templates your own: add a different handle, size up or down, mix up the glazes, combine techniques. Think of them less as instructions and more as a solid base to riff on.