Danielle ~ The Clay Lady - Throwing a Pot on the Potter's Wheel Pt. 2

Danielle ~ The Clay Lady demonstrates throwing a pot on the potters wheel with tutorials on centering, throwing, pulling and finishing properly. Part 2
The Clay Lady's Studio is a 3,000 square foot educational facility located at Mid-South Ceramic Supply Co in Nashville, TN designed to encourage all facets of clay creativity. Offering classes in low-fire, mid-fire and C/10 gas fire, we have 3 separate studios dedicated to pottery, hand-building, and sculpting. The studio holds 16 wheels, 7 kilns, a full size slab roller, extruder, and a full array of Opulence Glazes as well as tools and supplies for any endeavor. The Clay Lady's Studio offers four sessions per year of day and night classes for adults (view the Workshops page for opportunities for ages under 16). If you can't make an on-going class, we also offer One-Day Weekend Workshops for skills building and enhanced technique. All classes are taught by nationally-known, professional clay artists. Groups are invited to contact us for educational tours and field trips of our facility. www.theclaylady.com

[@giamo3978]

I have watched so many videos, but you are the best teacher hands down. I am so impressed. Thank you for making it simple enough that anyone can learn.

[@CaptMike]

You are now "officially" my ceramic Muse!

[@ande4455]

I've had a year of lessons and watched hundreds of videos, but I have to say, this two part series was extremely helpful. You taught things I have not heard before! Thanks so much.

[@taniatownsend8309]

You are, without doubt, the most communicative and sensible pottery teacher on KZbin. Seen months of stuff. So glad I found your channel.

[@brownehaus]

You are an amazing teacher. I've learned more here than the numerous classes I have taken. Your voice is also very calming which makes learning a new step very reassuring. Thank you so much!

[@privatename1250]

You're a fantastic teacher. You know why you are doing what you are doing and what the potential pitfalls are. Then you have the skills to pass your knowledge to others. These are some of the best tutorials on KZbin.

[@janejackson2109]

You are the best teacher that I have seen on KZbin. I've been battling with centering and pulling up, but now having watched your video I can't wait to have another go!

[@widadalbassam6674]

I agree, you really are the best teacher that I've watched on line. thank you very much. As a woman, you showed me how to center in spite of my weak upper body strength. Most of the other videos are done by men and their way of centering never worked for me. Your clarity is highly appreciated - thanks again.

[@eileenmcgroarty2463]

Thank you, lovely clear instructions . Great teaching style .

[@tinakelly1055]

I love u Clay Lady! My instructor doesn't teach. He is "available" for questions but as a beginner you don't always know what to ask. Like I didn't know about pot lifts! THANK YOU! Please keep the videos coming. I'm headed to the studio now with new excitement!

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

I ❤the tip of paper plates!

[@laurasherret1531]

Thank you so much. You are a wonderful teacher and I can hardly wait to get out to the studio to pull up!

[@missylee5]

Wow, I feel like I have finally seen the light! There is so much I understand now that I didn't before. I have watched a million videos on centering, opening and pulling. This 2 part series has addressed everything I was doing wrong as a beginner & I'm confident I'll be able to have a much better result today when I go to the studio. I especially like the centering method, I agree with coning up & down that it introduces too much water to the clay. It ends up too wet & is difficult to work with, and oftentimes I wreck my piece. I can't wait to put these methods to work today! Thank you for this video!

[@juliafolk4025]

Your voice is so soothing, your moves are so elegant. Your teaching is an art.

[@danielletheclaylady]

Thank you! Please come see me if you are in Nashville.

[@drjohanbotha3689]

You are a fantastic teacher!!!!!

[@danielletheclaylady]

Thank you! 😃

[@eward5786]

Thank you so much Danielle - you have highlighted so many important little tips that I haven't heard yet, and very simple things to be aware of, especially when centering! Much appreciated :)

[@danielletheclaylady]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@bestbreakfast]

I can't wait to try this!!!

[@corinnenygren428]

You’re the best teacher. Wish I could take some lessons from you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and information.

[@danielletheclaylady]

Come see me if you are ever in Nashville, TN!

[@margoprice7883]

You are so easy to listen to which makes learning much easier!

[@ShrutiShiva]

Such a great teacher !!!

[@ozarkarts]

You are a WONDERFUL teacher!!!

[@theeffectofgammarays]

Indeed! Best classes I watched so far.

[@bluemoonjani]

me too, really enjoyed your clarity and manner, thank you.

[@sylviabarnhart5029]

love y our techniques for teaching!! You are the best I have observed.

[@j-kat2746]

Love the way you teach

[@rosea614]

Thank you. explained each step so well! Great teacher!

[@rosewagner4018]

Love these tips! Ty ❤️

[@lilledilorenzo1341]

GREAT video ! Thanks much.

[@kathyfrost1043]

One video and several great suggestions...thankyou so much!

[@rbaumgar01]

Great lesson. You are a great teacher! Thank you very much.

[@Whisperwomaneq2]

You are a very good teacher.

[@ginabrown5142]

Awesome teacher! Thank you!

[@hollyp275]

these videos are so helpful! thank you

[@dgvertical]

Amazing piece!

[@jamesmiddlebrooks99]

This is very good ! Thank you !

[@shabnamkhaja5639]

Well done! Thank you

[@kimberlymagana1262]

really useful information!

[@marciapatriceganeles-kisli4373]

you are awesome danielle.

[@vesnakozina224]

Thank You!

[@jessicamoorhead958]

SO MANY THANKS TO YOU!!! Your videos are AWESOME. I really appreciate the details and explanations whys and hows!

[@sarahfox6175]

Really helpful videos thank you so much!

[@danielletheclaylady]

I am so glad to hear that Sarah! Come see us if you are in Nashville!

[@sueb5443]

Hi Danielle, you are by far the best teacher I've come across. You explain things so well, thank you. Can I ask how much clay did you use to make this pot.

[@danielletheclaylady]

2 pounds

[@jasperjack6816]

Comment failed to post. Cancel PostDanielle - very interesting and you made it into a simple process. As a right handed person I like steps 1-3.

[@JMarbelou]

I don't know why I'm watching this.

[@cryptohonesty7662]

Is The Clay Lady single ?