Plaster molds - you will need molds to pour porcelain into them. Plaster is very porous and draws moisture from the liquid porcelain. This leaves you with a still fragile, but solid sculpture.

Heavy-duty rubber bands - to hold the molds together.

Porcelain slip - I love the Ultra Chic porcelain brand and use it for all my porcelain dolls. Other great options are Bell porcelain slip or Seeley's porcelain slip.

Pouring cups - to pour porcelain into the molds.

Small plastic tub - to hold water for wet sanding.

Sanding sponges for wet sanding - to remove imperfections after the bisque firing.

X-acto knife - to remove seams and other imperfections.

Brushes - to work with raw porcelain.

Kiln - for firing porcelain. I use a Kittec Studio Line CB 20 electric kiln.

Ceramic wool - for propping and stuffing the porcelain pieces before the final firing.