Easy Rim and Foot Idea For Pottery - WHILE MIXING CLAY BODIES!

[@wendygood1293]

This is not a criticism, I'm just trying to understand. Why did you do it this way rather than using a coil?

[@LittleStreetPottery]

GOOD QUESTION! We should have addressed that in the video. The main reason is when you make a coil, you have a connection point that can be prone to warp or crack. This way, you have one solid piece of clay around the rim or foot. Thanks Wendy!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

I would have never understood the rim without the video lol… thanks🐝🤗❤️

[@nancyltate2943]

Awesome as usual you are so good thanks

[@deathbydarwin1985]

great ideas! i would not have thought to add a foot this way, nice, clean and round!

[@embee7434]

Oh man! Not at ALL how I imagined this might work! Thank you so much for doing the video! Revolutionary!

[@theabristlebroom4378]

I second this! I really didn't expect this process, and I learned a lot! Thanks Ann!

[@xm3364]

Good idea making use of the wheel to throw perfect round foot-any size possible and with a bit of stretch, it can be oval too!

[@lalagelm]

Lovely! 🤍

[@chrisp7548]

Great video! Thank you yet again!!

[@angermomo]

Thank you! Very good idea!

[@dianemoore5985]

Genius!

[@smacleod71]

I learn so much from these videos! Question, how dry was the white clay bowl?

[@annruel1982]

Thanks for watching Sara. I let the bowl dry so that it was just stiffened up before attaching the foot. Give it a try 🙂

[@HeidiVerniers]

nice video, but a handbuilt bowl should have a handbuilt foot, not using a wheel