How to throw and trim a bowl on the pottery wheel

[@tammyfreyberg3640]

You do an absolutely wonderful job teaching & giving instructions! Thank you!

[@63yearoldskater]

I found your video to be very helpful, very clear, and very informative. Thanks! I do wish that creators would wait until the piece is glazed and fired in order to end the video with a shot of the finished product. Looking forward to watching more of your work

[@claudiasbodhi]

Where do you buy your tools/clay from? What clay do you use? I’ve been trying a few different places for materials but finding it hard to find one that’s consistent and fair priced

[@missykitty100able]

What type of clay do you use? What brand/type? Currently struggling with my clay consistency

[@lm8056]

What kind of bats do you use? I see you don’t have bat pins so I am intrigued because my machine also doesn’t!

[@kellyokeefe6784]

Thank you for ALL of the wonderful videos! Do you leave the drying bowl out in the open or cover it with plastic?

[@MaeCeramics]

Uncovered for bowls - no joins or anything so they don’t need to slowly dry really

[@dpwhammond]

Great video!

[@kuulpenguin7402]

This turned out really lovely! I was just wondering what material and/or brand you prefer for your bats?

[@MaeCeramics]

They’re just ones from my local pottery supplier. I think they’re marine mdf

[@joshualeonard4658]

love

[@KSCPMark6742]

The side faing camera should be on the outside hand side instead

[@MaeCeramics]

lol I know, worked that out during the editing. Will do for next time!

[@drakeface]

About 5 minutes in I sent this to my beginner wheel students via email and then when you said that cleaning the bat was optional said "no!" under my breath 🥲

[@drakeface]

That being said, a lovely tutorial, thank you for sharing it with us 💛

[@MaeCeramics]

Hahaha no it’s not optional for students 🙅‍♀️