Wetting Your Work.

[@thefoxsaysmeow]

This is *exactly* the video I needed to find. I'm currently in my first ceramics class since I was a little kid (we're talking some decades here), and my first class using the wheel ever. Thank you for a very clear explanation & demonstration, putting this advice into practice is going to make things a lot easier going forward (I've 100% been making the stereotypical noob water management mistakes).

[@Ciarashomeyoga]

Loving your videos. Learning so much. Thank you.

[@Enn-]

Thanks Tim! Throwing has become so much easier since I started using the slip more. My teacher was always "water, water, water"... which washed away slip just as fast as it would build up, and I'd lose so much clay.

[@janakay7641]

Mmmmm slip😅 thanks for this advice. I’m a total beginner, 3 classes so far, and have been doing this with the slip intuitively. My teachers keep saying use the sponge and discard the slip, but I feel the slip is useful. I feel validated!

[@isabellegofourth1156]

Thank you so much with yours tutorials videos. I just started classes so far 2 of them and I"m not happy with myself. I still cannot make anything yet. I wish your were one of my teacher at that art clay place I'm going. I"m learning more with yours videos that in class. I wish I had a wheel at home now to practice during your tutorials.:-) you're awesome.

[@dianeyennie2337]

I do the opposite! Water and scrape slip off hands, into bucket! I’ll be trying your way next time! Thank you!

[@thefoxsaysmeow]

+1 on that!

[@amerikanstv]

Very cool! 😎

[@shuvalassaf]

Using slip is much better than using water only. Also it is best to change the p.h levels of the slip and add a base to lower the viscosity and make it less sticky and much more slippery.

[@smerdoninbrawley]

Very informative - thanks.

[@FODMAPEveryday]

Hugely helpful!

[@juliesheetz1]

What do we do with wet clay that got too wet ? Thanks in advance

[@ДенисКорзун-ь8щ]

thanks!!!

[@ingebvander]

🤣🤣🤣