The No-Drama
Pottery Club
No pottery wheel?
No problem!
We're slab building, baby!
It's basically rolling cookie dough — except you end up with modern ceramics you'll actually want to keep forever.
Paper templates doing their thing!
Cups, plates, platters, pots, wall art, decorative pieces... there’s no limit!
Anyone can do it! Whether you've never touched clay in your life or you're already throwing on a wheel — our templates meet you exactly where you are.
Air-dry clay or kiln-firing? Your call!
No fancy equipment required. Just you, some clay, a few basic tools — and yes, your rolling pin!
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Why paper templates work.
for everyone.
Whether you're gifting a set or stocking your shelf — paper templates mean every piece comes out the same size and shape.
Because a mismatched set of mugs is a personality, but a matching one is a flex.
Find your perfect template
waste less, stress less
You'll know exactly what you're making before you touch the clay.
Cut the paper template first, lay it on your work surface, check the proportions — then roll out your slab.
You'll never over-roll a huge sheet of clay for a tiny little bowl again.
Plus: Every project comes with options and variations. Never not exciting! We even have free templates to test out!
Get a free template
make one. then make ten.
Same shape.
Every. Single. Time.
Fresh out of the studio:
Our Newest Templates
Every project comes with
a PDF template to print at home
a video with step-by-step instructions
a coloring guide and how-tos
a complete tools + materials list
3 bonus beginner videos: prepping your template, rolling your clay, and cutting your shapes
Find your next project
The Studio Stream:
Watch everything. Make anything.
The Studio Stream is a growing library of studio education vids.
Not to brag, but this is the stuff you need to become a pro: All the tools, techniques and studio skills you’ll ever need.
The best part? The Studio Stream comes with your Club membership — so the moment you join, all of this is waiting for you. Every video, every technique, every pro tip. No gatekeeping, just good clay content.
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So, We've got options.
(Obviously.)
The templates shop
No fuss, just beautiful clay slab projects
PDF Template to print out at home (A4 and US letter size)
Clear instructions with a complete walkthrough video
Coloring guide: techniques, color combos and troubleshooting
Complete tools and materials list
Bonus: 3 beginner videos on prepping your template, rolling out clay and cutting out clay shapes
Templates: 6,90€.
Collections: 24,90€.
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The Clay Slab Club Membership
Full access to the Studio Stream — our growing video library
50% off every template and collection, always
Your own personal discount code
Free templates in your inbox, just because
Insider newsletter: free mini projects and deep dives into tools and techniques
Annual Club Bundle — a special release just for members
Club membership: 49,90€/year.
Join the club
A free template to get you started — no wheel, no drama, just two solid handbuilding techniques with video walkthrough.
Get the free template
Not quite ready?
we’ve got you:
The free stuff
3 beginner videos from our streaming library on how to prep templates, roll clay and cut your shapes.
Get the free videos
A newsletter with free mini templates and the good stuff we don't post anywhere else.
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The complete home pottery kit list — everything you actually need, nothing you don't. Plus: free alternatives for every task.
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About us
Femke's pottery journey started with a spinning wheel fantasy (think Molly and Sam…). Rosalia grew up building ceramics with her mum 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.
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Ok, so this is pottery…
No, you can simply take
a template, darling!
Burning Questions
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 — and if you want, you can even follow our color combos etc. We got zero ‘figure it out on your own’-moments — only if you want to!
What do I actually get when I buy a template?
A downloadable PDF with the paper template — it’s yours! But that's just the start. Every template comes with its own webpage where you'll find a full walkthrough video, step-by-step instructions, glaze or color combinations, and ideas for variations and finishing touches.
So you're never just getting a shape — you're getting the whole project!
What equipment do I need?
Way less than you’d think. We put together a free Home Tool Kit guide with a complete shopping list. Grab a few things from your kitchen drawers, pick up some tools and clay from your local craft store or A*****, and you're good to go!
Do I need a kiln?
Nope! No kiln, no drama!
You can totally make really fancy decorative stuff with air dry clay. Just keep in mind that your pieces won't be fully waterproof or food safe though. If you want to make kitchen 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 this page, something 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!
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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: adjust the proportions, mix up the glazes, combine techniques. Think of it less as following instructions and more as having a really solid base to riff on.