Throwing Demonstration. How to Make a Tall, Narrow Vase.

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[@clifforddalton3067]

Excellent throwing well done I am subscribed now. thank you for sharing.

[@williec6334]

You have great throwing skills. At the early stages you move the clay up differently than I have seen before, This is when the clay is thicker. You seem to pause midway through your pull than do a collaring technique which finishes the pull and also moves a lot of clay. Its hard to see exactly what your left hand is doing or how it is positioned but it sure is effective, Would love to see a different camera angle and have you describe what you are doing, But I do appreciate what you have given us. You have obviously been doing this awhile as evidenced by your expertise. Thanks

[@alexmanning2755]

exactly the same thing i noticed..interesting

[@chrispya1]

That struck me, too.

[@artifx]

I was fascinated and curious about the same technique! Amazing work and style!

[@emilycole927]

Wow this is very impressive. You must have really steady hands. I struggle when I have to have my whole arm in a pot to pull up to keep stability. Do you have any advice or tips?

[@migzz7976]

Great shape. Thank you for sharing your technique on the shoulders.

[@jimmycaljr]

Using Laguna's "Rod's Bod" clay, which stretches nicely but does not like torque so, these tall & skinny vases are a bit of a challenge with this clay, fun to throw though.

[@peko1967]

That's Rods Bod? Amazing. I've yet to throw anything that tall. Beautiful work

[@augustocoutinho4291]

Really a ido love the shape the skill and the work resullte. Congratulations

[@esthermcnaughton]

Terrific, thanks : )

[@colinfarrow5583]

very impressive

[@edstud1]

More verbal description would be appreciated. #s of clay, final height, etc.