Pottery wheel projects
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Please note: As an artisan business, we do not always have items in stock. We make each piece of pottery by hand, from scratch on the potter’s wheel. Please allow approximately 2-4 weeks for production. You will receive an email with an estimate on lead times after your order is placed. Hand thrown ceramic cup with an indentation for the thumb. Perfect for juice, cocktails, water, or hot beverages. Holds approximately 12 ounces Approximately 3" wide by 4" tall Microwave, dishwasher, & oven…
˗ˏˋ 𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒆 ´ˎ˗ on Instagram: "jewelry dishes are one of my favorite things to throw on the wheel as an amateur potter because I think they pose a bit of a fun challenge to make. Shaping the ring holder bit and trimming these unwieldy-shaped things on a chuck leave a lot of room for things to go wrong— but every time I’ve made these, I’ve been very pleased with the outcomes. These are also so easy to customize, whether you’re looking to go crazy with glazes or make them larger for…
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What do you struggle most with when throwing on the potters wheel? I remember when I first started I struggled a lot with centering the clay as well as feeling like I had full control over what I was making - a lot of the time I felt like the clay was deciding what shape it was going to be rather than me! As with any new skill it's practice, practice, practice. Try not to feel too precious about what you're making (not easy, I know). Every mistake will enable you to make the next pot that…
