Follow the five official steps in order
Do the creator's loop in the printed order. Clay shaped on the wheel is what you glaze and fire. A fired piece is what the shop can sell. Phone jobs and employees are the last two lines. Checked 2026-10-13.
| Step | What it feeds | Not published |
|---|---|---|
| Shape the clay | A piece you can glaze | Clay names and odds |
| Glaze and fire | A piece the shop can sell | Firing time and any surprise rate |
| Sell in the shop | Customers take the pottery | Sale prices |
| Phone jobs | Gems, in the creator's words | Gem and cash amounts |
| Hire employees | People working for you | Hire cost and unlock |

Shape the clay
The first line tells you to roll clay, including clay the creator calls rare, and shape it on the pottery wheel. That shaped piece is the input to the glaze. No record names a clay type or prints odds, so this page does not rank clay.
Glaze it and fire it
Glaze goes on the shaped piece, and the kiln fires it. The fired result is what you can sell. No firing time is published. A pass named More Kiln Surprises says kiln surprises are more likely, and it does not give a percentage. The price is on the pass page.
Sell it in the shop

Customers buy the pottery in your shop. That sale is the cash side of the loop. No sale price, customer count, or upgrade cost is published, so there is no income total here.
Take phone jobs
The next line sends you to the phone. The creator says the jobs earn gems. A separate fan page also says they pay cash. Amounts are not published. The comparison stays on the phone jobs page. Nothing here says the phone is locked until the first sale, because that condition is not published.
Hire employees
The last line is hiring people to work for you. No wage, unlock, or headcount is published. Hiring is not priced in the ten passes either.
If a number is missing
It was not in the records read on 2026-10-13. A fan guide that restates the loop names the same clay, wheel, glaze, kiln, shop, jobs, gems, and employees, and it adds no amounts. A fan progression page names ranks, unlocks, and upgrades, and it publishes no threshold. This guide does not fill those blanks.
The creator's own wording is on Create Pottery! on Roblox.