Throwing a miniature lidded pot

[@slickniner]

I had no idea I wanted to make tiny lidded pots, but now I can't wait!

[@MatthewKellyPottery]

Likewise. It’s a little addictive … get it “little”

[@sueohara3293]

I've always found throwing closed lidded jars difficult and had stopped trying, but I'm enthused again after watching this. Thank you.

[@Walkingcamel89]

Thank you for the detailed video! It looks so cute and fun to do, I can’t wait to try it!

[@FFSS60]

Thank you! Fun to watch you make this pot.😊

[@linzajchowski1803]

Brilliant as usual!

[@denisenoble4010]

Super cute and worth the wait😊

[@coolartist17]

Just made 2 ! Thank you I’ve always made these, however not this easy until I watched your video.

[@ummagumma7445]

Merci je vais essayer!

[@r.duroucher225]

Wonderful. Thank you for this video.

[@pottersjournal]

Clay memory? Do lids shaped a certain way shrink in a different direction that their jar shaped a different way, causing them not to fit? Maybe it's just me, always have trouble. Nice miniature, all the details of a big one but in the small. Lids can be frustrating, miniatures too. Thanks, very nicely detailed video.

[@MatthewKellyPottery]

I really have never thought about the clay memory aspect with lids. I’m sure it has some effect.

[@debbiewilsomn4314]

Oh geez. You are so talented but I'm still gonna try it. LOL

[@DabblinDawn]

Hi Matthew! Great video, as always. I’m definitely going to try this method. Did you solve the problem of S cracks in the bottoms of your miniatures off the hump?

[@richardruckert7954]

Try your metal rib on the bottom. Lightly burnish the bottom particularly at the center. Also try drying very slowly unless you know the bottom is the same thickness as the walls.