More Ways to Attach Beaked Pottery Pitcher Spouts

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"Clean that up a little bit in there. On the outside I have a couple of options. I could really squish that down or I could let it stay, just rising up just a little. I think what I'm going to do is rise it up a little. If you notice, I got a little curve there. I could leave that or I could make it straight. Sometimes I leave it if it flows with the rest of my pot, but I'm not seeing that flowing too much right now with the rest of the pot. So I'm going to straighten it out. Push down that, you don't want to get a lot of fingerprints in . Just use the flat part of your hand to push it. I could take the edge of my finger or tool and wipe that up. I have to deal with the inside of that to make that flow. So I would just push that in. I would probably get a wooden tool and really work on that after I'm done with this rough edge here. I'm going to leave this somewhat sharp. I could let it stay like that and that could be my finished picture, or I could pull it out a little bit. Which I'm going to try doing that. I'm going to put my fingers here like with that traditional pitcher I did. I pulled it out. This is just stretching it a little bit and giving it a little bit more of a curve. That's working out pretty good. Don't get too fussy. That's enough for now, later on I'll go back in and clean that inside out."