10 How to Throw and Trim a Pottery Footed Wine Cup | Shape 1

This video go through the process of throwing the upper and lower parts of footed win cup, assembling and trimming the curves and details. We didn't plan a specific shape to make, make a feel style throw and trim the details according to the proportion of cup shape, stem and the base. Trimming follow instincts is the most enjoyable.
01:06 Throwing : Cup (Upper Part)
03:06 Throwing : Stem & Base (Lower Part)
05:10 Assembling & Trimming
#HAMApractice is a series of pottery skills and variety of design ideas that we have been practicing with students in class. It covers the process, techniques and tips of wheel throwing and hand building for beginners to advanced level learners. Enjoy!
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[@edstud1]

Very nice!

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching!

[@Anna-fx3qp]

반갑습니다^^ 영상 너무 좋아서 매번 기다리게되요^^ 자주자주 올려주세요^^

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for your words, it’s so encouraging :) 감사합니다

[@QueSeraArtsAndLifestyle]

So pretty ❤ I’ve tried the way you assembled the foot and the cup, it helps me alot because my wine cup (with thinned foot) always shake too much while trimming

[@hamapottery]

Thank you! It's lovely to know this video helps, motivation for us to create more.

[@darbarrow1203]

Wonderful work, can i ask how much clay you used?

[@hamapottery]

Thank you! 300g for both base and cup, 600g in total

[@Chloe-zr9lk]

Have your fired these? Your wine cups are lovely. I have tried before but sometimes the stem bends over from the weight of the cup on top. Has this happened to you before?

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching. Thinner and lighter in weight of the upper cup would help to avoid bending stem at firing.