How to Throw On the Wheel and Decorate with Slip

[@maurad5378]

Clearly a master potter and excellent teacher. Taking the clay to the brink of collapse. Porcelain is the most challenging clay to work with. I bow to your mastery of putting a slip on raw clay! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and talent!

[@oregonpottersassociation]

Thanks for watching!

[@ohioskane363]

Wonderful content. Thank you for sharing your decades of experience!

[@knightclan4]

Outstanding tutorial! I’m just learning to find my artistic side. I really like this method Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@oregonpottersassociation]

So glad you found it helpful! Best of luck on your creative journey ✨

[@sammi-joreviews1135]

I am working with my husband trying to throw on the wheel, albeit, I’m relearning how to throw as it’s been years since I was proficient. It turned out that our daughters needed me more than I needed to throw pots. Dh was able to clear a bit of space for me to setup a small studio. It is difficult for me to teach him because he is right hand dominant & I’m left hand dominant. Also, he is at that stage where he thinks wedging clay takes too much time & strength, leaving too little time to throw. I don’t have a kiln or other way to fire pots, so he has yet to experience having a pot he’s babied thru the wedging & throwing, not to mention trimming without punching thru the pot, only to have it blow up in the kiln from air pockets. 😂😆😂