THROWING A CHIP AND SALSA BOWL

[@user-re3oz5qu7j]

I hope you are still throwing and making videos. Beautiful work and informative videos! :)

[@rashaalnujaidi7668]

Beautiful! I wishi you would include the trimming process and glazing too, please do an ASMR version!

[@danielbealer7736]

No additional trimming is done, aside from the bevel at the base.

[@toddcamnitz6164]

Nice work here, like the approach. What’s the song?

[@helenmartin2234]

Would you please share the glazes that you used? It is beautiful and you are a very talented potter! Thanks for letting us watch you work your magic. It’s inspirational!

[@oysterphish311]

Thanks! Cone 10, high fire reduction glazes. Rutile blue and Speckled tan were the ones featured here. I believe they can be found on multiple recipe sites.

[@helenmartin2234]

@@oysterphish311 Thank you :)

[@slickfast]

Do you let this sit on the wheel for a while before attempting to pull it off? Or is it on a bat there

[@oysterphish311]

Needs to get leather hard first before removing it.

[@danielpeters5087]

Looks great, what do you fire to?Thanks Dan from Fla.

[@oysterphish311]

I fire to cone 10. Thanks!

[@ninabee4895]

Love. I want to learn how to do this so badly! It's the first thing on my list once things have normalized again is to take a 6 months pottery class. How long would you say does it take to be able to learn?

[@oysterphish311]

I would say after about 2-4 weeks, most of my students are quite good at the wheel.

[@lgclaycreations7264]

How much clay do you use?

[@oysterphish311]

Lately, I've been making slightly larger ones than this with 7 lbs. But I think this video it's 6 or 6 and a half.

[@lgclaycreations7264]

@@oysterphish311 thanks, keep up the good work!