Two Easy Ways to Make a Goblet, Chalice, or Wine Cup Form on the Potter's Wheel

[@pottersjournal]

Nice design, most attractive goblets, I like the looks of them. Yes easy except for one more essential thing, the temperament and mindset of the potter. If ever I can get that in line I'll give them another try these ways.

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I have a playlist in the vid description which may be able to help with specific trouble areas! :). Good luck!! I’m happy to assist with questions if they arise! :)

[@melanconceramics]

I will have to try both these techniques because I am not sure which one my clay body will like best! Thank you for the video

[@josweet6670]

Great demonstration!

[@karenmccallum8375]

Fantastic video! My friend asked me if I could replicate a chipped goblet he got as a present. No way, I said, I'd have no clue how to do it. I think I may give it a try after seeing you do it & explain it to me. Thanks!!

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

That’s awesome!!! Good luck!!!

[@liah-o2i]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️🌹 I'm beginner in pottery and I'm loving your videos 😍

[@Wilkins77]

Thank you!

[@renaebettenhausen3611]

Could you pleas do a video on when, where, why, and how to burnish? and whether its better to burnish with an old spoon or a rock (polishes agate)?

[@liianabanana6320]

Thank you

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

You're welcome!!! Good luck!

[@shelleydoxtdator753]

Just attempting goblets now - I’m glad I found this 😊 Which way do you prefer? I am going to try both ways 👍

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I honestly like both ways! But, probably the separate tops and bottoms, then if I make a bunch, I can mix and match what I like!

[@blancawyatt3092]

I just need the goblets and the wine glasses bisque so mi and my kids can paint them and have alot of fun and take them to my local pottery studio to fire on the kiln it will be nice if you let me know if you can thank you.

[@JudithBisson]

I’d be worried about cracking between the two pieces. Unless drying time is slowed by days to a week to prevent that

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I always dry things slowly under a towel for several days- and I’ve never had an issue!

[@eildonn]

How much clay for stem? 1/2 lb or 1 lb?

[@jennamichelephotography1755]

No concerns for the bottom not being level with a table/surface since it was the top of what you threw?

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Not when it is centered. IF in doubt, always trim that top edge to level it!

[@cgallup1]

Map Gas Torches are your friend. might not be good for high school students but help in your videos behind the sceens.

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I like to use a heat gun at home, and hair dryers at school!

[@blancawyatt3092]

Beautiful goblets I'm trying to make one but your video is to fast for me I'm a beginner. Do you have a website we're can I order 6 water goblets and 6 wine glasses I live in illinois thank you for your amazing video you are super talented 😊

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

HI Blanca- My Etsy site is KaransPotsAndGlass- but for bisque items, you would do better to just find a local pottery painting place that makes them from molds. I don't make just bisque pieces to sell, as with my name/brand on it, I like to control all aspects of creating for my reputation.

[@blancawyatt3092]

Thank you so much for replying I will check your etzy shoop.

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

@@blancawyatt3092 - I do take custom orders, if you want some that are completely finished! Just message on Etsy if interested!

[@blancawyatt3092]

I'm sorry to bother you. Can you plese send me a link to your etzy I whent to surge for you an nothing comes up

[@blancawyatt3092]

Do you have the same water goblets and wine glasses on etzy they are beautiful

[@blancawyatt3092]

I will pay shipping of course

[@aaliyahjohnson4689]

how long does it take for clay to be leather hard? i’m v new

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

That is dependent upon the humidity of where you have it stored, and the thickness of your clay. If you keep it uncovered, it could get weather hard in an hour or so. At school, we keep projects in a damp cabinet overnight for them to get leather hard. At home, I often put a towel or two over my pieces to allow them to get leather hard.

[@aaliyahjohnson4689]

KaransPotsAndGlass i asked my coach as well. she said the same! thank you