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Ceramics & Pottery: Centering the Clay
Ceramics & Pottery: Opening the Clay
Ceramics & Pottery: Forming a Bowl
Ceramics & Pottery: Removing Pots From the Wheel
Ceramics & Pottery: Rolling Clay
Ceramics & Pottery: Forming Shapes
Ceramics & Pottery: Attaching Coil Bottom
Ceramics & Pottery: How to Finish the Slab Bottom of a Coil Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Form the Slab Bottom of a Coil Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Attaching Coils to Form a Coil Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Beginning a Pinch Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Form & Shape a Pinch Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Forming a Pinch Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Trimming a Coffee Mug
Ceramics & Pottery: Attaching a Coffee Mug Handle
Ceramics & Pottery: Waxing the Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Mixing Glaze
Ceramics & Pottery: Glazing a Pot
Ceramics & Pottery: Drying Time
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Summary: How to remove a pottery project from a pottery wheel; learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video series taught by a pottery expert.
Vincent Sansone is Director of the Ceramics department at Crealde School of Art in Winter Park, Fl. He holds a MFA in ceramic arts and teaches classes weekly at Crealde. You can find...read more
" Hi! My name is Vincent Sansone and I am the head of the Ceramics Department here at Crealde School of Art in Winter Park. Today for Expert Village I am going to show you how to remove a pot from the potter’s wheel. I have just finished making this pot and now I am going to trim a beveled edge at the bottom to give the pot some visual lift and also to give it a very crisp line at the bottom of the pot. Then once I have done that, I locate my wire and I cut the pot off the potter’s wheel, make sure that I dry my hands off and then I can twist the pot off the wheel and set it down."
eHow Article: Ceramics & Pottery: Removing Pots From the Wheel
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