21 Pottery Wheel Tips | Speed Up Your Wheel-Throwing Skills

[@maryjeanallen6189]

Thanks again, Marie, for another fantastically helpful video! I can center and also pull up walls successfully because of all I have learned from you! All the Best to You!

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much MaryJean! That is Wonderful to hear 💖

[@FrogCities]

Awesome video! I appreciate how clear you are and just how detailed you go with explanations

[@villiasimpkins4820]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Your clear and detailed explanations demystify the complexity of successful throwing. I have learned so much and I took notes. Thank you again.

[@StefanieUtzinger]

I find your videos most teaching AND inspiring at the same time. Thanks a million and greats from Germany. Stefanie.

[@PotteryCrafters]

Hi Stefanie. That is wonderful. You are most welcome! My Mom was born in Stuttgart 💖

[@PaulByrne-ev2zm]

Agree that this is very useful for those still building their throwing skills. I was pleased to validate a few things I do already and found a couple of new ideas to try :). Than you.

[@PotteryCrafters]

That's great to hear. Thanks for sharing Paul. 😊

[@janetwilson1861]

Marie, beautifully explained video. You always provide excellent tips. I like the bobber on the chamois. 😊 Enjoy!

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much Janet! 💖

[@cariadwales1979]

thank you for this tutorial. very informative xx

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thanks so much! Always nice to hear from you 💖

[@cheekurivedashwini5955]

Hi there thank you for your videos that helpfull a lot to those who want willing to learn a pottery and you come with a clear explanation I just want to know I have some doubts on pottery 1.the time duration of between different stages of clay 2.in the video how to make colored slip in your channel can the colored slip apply total the cup than fired is food ware safe thank you❤

[@PotteryCrafters]

Those are very good questions. The duration does depend on the climate you live in here is a post that can help. potterycrafters.com/the-7-stages-of-clay/ and yes the slip will be food safe if it fired to vitrification. Here is a post that help with knowing if your pottery is food safe. potterycrafters.com/is-pottery-food-safe-without-glaze/ 😊

[@cheekurivedashwini5955]

@PotteryCrafters thank you for your information ❤️it's an great thing you cared about comment its really great pleasure to find your videos

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much. I'm happy I can help you on your pottery crafting journey 💖

[@villiasimpkins4820]

Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge. Your clear and detailed explanations demystify the complexity of a successful throwing. I have learned so much and I took notes. Thank you again.

[@PotteryCrafters]

You are most welcome! I'm very happy it will help. 💖