Trimming Mugs 3 Different Ways (Beginner to Intermediate)

[@CeramicJim]

A raised foot is my absolute favorite. Do you have a style you like that I didn’t mention?

[@doityourselfjim7368]

Brother you make that look so easy, love the different techniques. will you be doing more with these for handles and/ or glazing?

[@CeramicJim]

Thanks! People named Jim tend to have DIY predisposition ;) Yes. I’m adding handles today and I’ll post tomorrow.

[@rienekewesterink9852]

The raised one with a bowl shape is nu favorite as well. I don't know a different foodring, because I'm a handboulder... Love your work, lots of blessings from the Netherlands

[@CeramicJim]

I think it’s so cool that we connect when we live so far apart from each other. So we agree. Like I said, it’s my favorite kind of foot to make. What kind of hand building do you do?

[@rienekewesterink9852]

@@CeramicJim I like to do detail work: dotting with slib, pattern drawing in wax ore color, 'they' say that my work looks tight... So you see, I don't have one particular way of working. Thanks for asking.

[@tahinde]

Really great work, I like the feet on tea bowls the ones that look like flowers or shapes. Have you ever had to add a foot because the bottom was to thin or do you just toss and make another?

[@CeramicJim]

Hmmm. Yes, I’m fond of those kinds of feet too. I’ve added a foot on a few occasions. Definitely earlier in my throwing when I was more attached to my work and it was harder to make good pieces. Now I always think, “I wouldn’t want to buy a piece that was fixed that way.” So I don’t do it. If it’s intentional then I’m okay with it. That’s a great question. I don’t think there is anything wrong with it unless your selling work professionally.

[@gladisglad2956]

Hermosos trabajos me gustaria saber si la arcilla biene de esos colores o le ponen algun pigmento gracias

[@ysrmohamed3193]

Do you use oven with these things? plz answer me