Webb Pottery Throwing Demo Mugs
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@webbpots I thought they looked ^10. Way cool.
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Depending on the size pot you are making, you might use slightly different techniques to open. Regardless..
A couple of keys to success:
1) steady motion & even pressure as you pull the clay outward; and
2) the support to the outside of the wall must be held stable. Here I use my thumb, but for larger pots I use my right hand).
I brace my arm/elbow firmly & closely against my side and/or leg to give my right hand the support & stability it needs to hold steady, & give better control
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I mainly have one concern when I trow, and its the step between centering and pulling it up. I see how you did it in the video, but do you have any other suggestions on how not to lose the center while doing it?
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geesh~~ he made it 3 minutes....
it takes me about 10 minutes to make one... :)....and
chanyangnet 1 year ago
Throw every day and you will be amazed how much faster your throwing becomes. :)
oh and it was me throwing, not Lowell. Thanks for posting! Anne
webbpots 1 year ago
Pretty darn nice mugs. What are you firing to?
DirtKickerStudio 2 years ago
Thanks.. I'm glad you like them :)
They're fired cone 10 in a gas kiln, and made from local clay found near our studio
webbpots 2 years ago
I somtimes make stuff with Gray Kyotie Klay. It's the best, well thats what I think anyway.
atomicengineer 3 years ago
For functional ware, we generally use local native clay we dig a few miles from our studio.
What kind of clay is 'Gray Kyotie Klay'?
webbpots 3 years ago