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How to Wedge Clay for a Porcelain Teapot
How to Identify an Air Bubble When Working With Clay
Centering Clay on a Potter's Wheel for a Porcelain Teapot
How to Open Clay on a Potter's Wheel
How to Pull Up Clay From a Potter's Wheel
How to Remove Excess Water when Throwing Clay on the Potter's Wheel
How to Form a Porcelain Teapot
How to Form the Flange of a Porcelain Teapot
How to Trim Excess Clay from a Porcelain Teapot
How to Touch Up Clay on the Potter's Wheel
How to Remove a Porcelain Teapot from the Bat
How to Measure to Make a Lid for a Porcelain Teapot
How to Throw Clay off the Hump for a Porcelain Teapot
How to Form a Porcelain Teapot Lid
How to Remove a Porcelain Teapot Lid from the Hump
How to Make a Porcelain Teapot Spout
How Long to Dry the Clay of a Porcelain Teapot
How to Trim the Bottom of a Porcelain Teapot: Pt. 1
How to Trim the Bottom of a Porcelain Teapot: Pt. 2
How to Trim the Top of a Porcelain Teapot
How to Attach a Porcelain Teapot Knob
How to Form a Porcelain Teapot Spout
How to Punch Holes for a Porcelain Teapot Spout
How to Attach a Porcelain Teapot Spout
How to Attach a Porcelain Teapot Handle
How to Fire Clay for a Porcelain Teapot
Summary: Learn how to identify an air bubble in clay when making a porcelain tea pot in this free ceramics video lesson.
Susan Ting is the owner of Zenclay Studio, Galleries, and Cafe. She has been in the restaurant business and a potter for more than 20 years. She has found that working with clay,...read more
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