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Hey !! Since I'm getting a lot of DM's asking for what I use, I decided to create this list with all of my favourites !

Please note that all of the links are affiliated, and that I make a small commission if you end up buying something ! Another little way to support me and my art :) 

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Very thin detail brushes

These brushes are amazing for very fine lines and details.

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Detail brushes

These brushes are very good for smaller details, but I do prefer the previous ones.

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Small brushes

These brushes are great for filling in small spaces.

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Brushes set

The variety in size is amazing in this kit, I really use all of them on a daily.

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Glaze brushes

These are makeup brushes... BUT they are amazing for glazing. A lot of glaze goops on and it makes it easier to apply thick coats.

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Wax and latex tool

These tools are amazing to apply either liquid latex or liquid wax, and since they're silicone they are very easy to clean afterwards.

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Multipurpose sponges

I really prefer these sponges to the other ones similar, because these have holes in them and I find that they hold more water.

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Bottom water sponges

These telescopic sponges are amazing to catch the water in the bottom of pieces when you clean the rim.

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Cleaning sponge 

This Mudtools sponge is amazing to wipe the surface of you pieces before painting on them, it creates a smooth base.

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Detail painting sponge

I personally use these sponges to blend underglaze colours together or to add blush to my characters.

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Small blending sponge

I personally use these sponges to create a gradient background on my pieces, since they are a little bigger than the previous ones.

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Sanding block

This is very useful to sand the bottom of your mugs, that way you have a smooth foot. Don't forget to use water when sanding fired pieces.

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Beginner underglaze kit

This selection of underglazes is crazy for the price point. Mayco underglazes never fails.

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Underglaze felt marker

This marker is amazing to fill in spaces or to create ink like strokes. Keep in mind that this fires more blueish than deep black.

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Underglaze pencils

These are fun to mess around with. I personally use them on bisque, then I bisque the pieces again just to make sure that the clear doesn't smudge.

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Cup holder

When painting, I place my pieces on this holder, which sits on top of the manual wheel, that way I can safely move the piece to work on it.

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Manual wheel

I use this wheel to place my work in progress on, it's very useful to be able to turn the piece without holding it.

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Beginner tools kit

This little kit is amazing for the price, I still use a lot of these 3 years later and they are doing just fine.

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Liquid latex

I personally use liquid latex when I want to be able to mask a design while glazing. It's easier to clean up too. Don't use this on un-bisqued pieces tho ! It will remove your underglaze.

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Liquid wax

To be able to mask a design and still work on it before firing, liquid wax is what you need. Don't worry, it burns off in the kiln.

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Liquid kiln wash

It's always a good idea to use kiln wash on your shelves if you own a kiln. This formula is my favourite.

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Wire tool

I use this tool to cut the excess clay off of my molds when I remove the pieces out of them.

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Made in Canada !

This is the best price for that much of them, but at the end of the day, they're just stickers.

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Shipping stickers

Again, best bang for your buck.

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Shipping labels

These labels are quite thick and sturdy and they work well with my thermal label printer.

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Packing paper

I use these to stuff the boxes, I pack it tightly. 

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Honeycomb packing

I use this paper to wrap the actual pieces in, it works nicely.

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