Watch Me Make a Chip 'n' Dip Platter - Part 1 - Throwing on the Potters Wheel

Part 1 - Throwing a Chip 'n' Dip Platter on the Potters Wheel.
In this video, you'll see the throwing process of a Chip 'n' Dip Platter on the potter's wheel. See each step of the process, from centring the clay to pulling the walls and forming the shape.
Throughout the video, you'll hear the ambient sounds of the pottery studio, including the whirring of the wheel, the tapping of the potter's hands on the clay, and the soft hum of the surrounding environment. These sounds add to the immersive experience of watching the pottery process.
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[@blancawyatt3092]

Thank you for your amazing video is so beautiful

[@Talkingdaisy-no6nu]

I’m a new potter and a chip and dip bowl is a goal for me! Thank you for the in depth visual to follow :)

[@bobm2331]

Your technique is very clean and efficient. You use a lot of water but I guess the quicker you move and mop up the less issue that becomes. What's the clay body and cone? Thanks for sharing.

[@jstarceramics]

Hi, you are right I do use lots of water, I have tried to just use the slip but I struggle with that 😂 it's a stoneware clay that I am using valentine's special fleck fires to cone 6. Hope that helps.

[@roygass5989]

How much was did you use?

[@charliewalters2138]

How did you trim the bowl?

[@jstarceramics]

I just went steady with my trimming tool at the bottom of the bowl and then blended in at the base 🙂

[@marymacdonald3506]

How much clay did you use ? Thanks

[@jstarceramics]

It was about 5lbs 🙂

[@SkilledTadpole]

*slaps roof "This bad boy can fit so much chip dip in it"

[@jstarceramics]

that was the plan 😂

[@SkilledTadpole]

@@jstarceramics as it should be! Turned out great 👍