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I hope you’ve enjoyed watching these mugs be put together over the past couple of weeks. They’re tricky vessels to make, angular and thin, with dainty handles and a narrow foot, meaning there’s a lot of opportunities to go wrong. This video is a montage of sorts of all the clay-work that goes into their creation, as in, all the firings and glazing aren’t included, as that adds another 30 steps that I’d never be able to cram into a 60 second video. Many of these cups will be included in my next online shop restock that’ll go live towards the end of November, if they survive the firings and don’t warp too much, that’s the only thing with these. When firing my first batch, many were placed right next to the burners inside the kiln, which caused handles to droop and the rims to warp, so, this time I’ll be firing them sheltered behind other more substantial pots. My fault really for making work that’s so fine… #satisfying #howitsmade #pottery #ceramics #asmr #craft #maker

I hope you’ve enjoyed watching these mugs be put together over the past couple of weeks. They’re tricky vessels to make, angular and thin, with dainty handles and a narrow foot, meaning there’s a lot of opportunities to go wrong. This video is a montage of sorts of all the clay-work that goes into their creation, as in, all the firings and glazing aren’t included, as that adds another 30 steps that I’d never be able to cram into a 60 second video. Many of these cups will be included in my next online shop restock that’ll go live towards the end of November, if they survive the firings and don’t warp too much, that’s the only thing with these. When firing my first batch, many were placed right next to the burners inside the kiln, which caused handles to droop and the rims to warp, so, this time I’ll be firing them sheltered behind other more substantial pots. My fault really for making work that’s so fine… #satisfying #howitsmade #pottery #ceramics #asmr #craft #maker

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Here’s a short video that demonstrates how I make the bodies and lids of these cylindrical lidded jars. These are always surprisingly fun to throw, the bodies at least, it’s a thin cylinder with an indented rim and they tend to be rather quick and easy to spin through. Whereas the lids are dull, they need to be accurately made, they’re small and a pain to centre and for years I used to finish them really cleanly, making sure all their edges were chamois leathered and smooth, now though, I finish the lids roughly and as fast as I can, as 90% of the work on these is done at the trimming stage. So yes, I rush them. Lids are usually the part that gets ruined in the trimming process too, so I always throw 2-3 extra just in case I turn some too narrow, resulting in a shape that doesn’t match the body of the jar underneath it. The indents are somewhat challenge to throw. I begin by soaking my index finger, then I press it harshly into the top, my nail creating a right angle that’s pressed in by about 4-5 mm. Water is key here. Try and do this too dry and you’ll just tear the top of the pot off, my nail’s edge glides in, slip and water hydrating the movement so nothing catches. Both components are then simply separated from the wheel using a twisted metal wire as it creates quite a wide, serrated cut, that’s much less likely to stick back to itself. No water needs to be slid underneath, nor does it need to be wired through multiple times, I then just scrape the slip off my hands, so they’re ‘dry’ and then pluck the pot away in the same instance I spin the wheel, as this helps to break any stickiness present between thrown form and the clay left on the wheel-head. #pottery #ceramics #clay #stoneware #jar #howto #craft

Here’s a short video that demonstrates how I make the bodies and lids of these cylindrical lidded jars. These are always surprisingly fun to throw, the bodies at least, it’s a thin cylinder with an indented rim and they tend to be rather quick and easy to spin through. Whereas the lids are dull, they need to be accurately made, they’re small and a pain to centre and for years I used to finish them really cleanly, making sure all their edges were chamois leathered and smooth, now though, I finish the lids roughly and as fast as I can, as 90% of the work on these is done at the trimming stage. So yes, I rush them. Lids are usually the part that gets ruined in the trimming process too, so I always throw 2-3 extra just in case I turn some too narrow, resulting in a shape that doesn’t match the body of the jar underneath it. The indents are somewhat challenge to throw. I begin by soaking my index finger, then I press it harshly into the top, my nail creating a right angle that’s pressed in by about 4-5 mm. Water is key here. Try and do this too dry and you’ll just tear the top of the pot off, my nail’s edge glides in, slip and water hydrating the movement so nothing catches. Both components are then simply separated from the wheel using a twisted metal wire as it creates quite a wide, serrated cut, that’s much less likely to stick back to itself. No water needs to be slid underneath, nor does it need to be wired through multiple times, I then just scrape the slip off my hands, so they’re ‘dry’ and then pluck the pot away in the same instance I spin the wheel, as this helps to break any stickiness present between thrown form and the clay left on the wheel-head. #pottery #ceramics #clay #stoneware #jar #howto #craft

More red clay, it is a pity it doesn’t keep this colour once fired, but I’m still smitten by the effect it creates when reduction and coated in a crimson metallic glaze, (such as the example shown in this video). This bowl is made from some reclaimed stoneware, clay I’ve been setting aside, scraps from the throwing and trimming process mainly together with the stuff I’ve been scraping off my hands as I throw, even that can be collected and added. Despite the clays grog being somewhat tiresome to work with, there’s only so long you can throw with it before your hands get raw, it certainly makes shapes like this easier to throw due to all particles this clay contains. I know that if I used my usual stoneware or porcelain it wouldn’t hold up like this does, it feels like magic. #pottery #stoneware #oddlysatisfying #maker #craft #ceramics

More red clay, it is a pity it doesn’t keep this colour once fired, but I’m still smitten by the effect it creates when reduction and coated in a crimson metallic glaze, (such as the example shown in this video). This bowl is made from some reclaimed stoneware, clay I’ve been setting aside, scraps from the throwing and trimming process mainly together with the stuff I’ve been scraping off my hands as I throw, even that can be collected and added. Despite the clays grog being somewhat tiresome to work with, there’s only so long you can throw with it before your hands get raw, it certainly makes shapes like this easier to throw due to all particles this clay contains. I know that if I used my usual stoneware or porcelain it wouldn’t hold up like this does, it feels like magic. #pottery #stoneware #oddlysatisfying #maker #craft #ceramics

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