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How to Make Pottery Bowls: Video Series

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Learn how to make pottery bowls out of clay using a pottery wheel with expert tips on throwing pottery in this free video series.

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  1. Get an introduction on how to make clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,650
  2. Learn how to wedge the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,091
  3. Learn how to center the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,255
  4. Learn how to open the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,218
  5. Learn how to pull up the walls of the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,266
  6. Learn how to shape the clay into a bowl form when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,140
  7. Learn how to shape the clay into a bowl form when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,164
  8. Learn how to set the rim of the bowl from the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 891
  9. Learn how to trim the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 914
  10. Learn how to tap center the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 895
  11. Learn how to trim the foot of the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 1,099
  12. Learn how to trim the foot the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson. Part 2.

    Views: 1,016
  13. Learn how to trim the foot of the clay when you're making clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson. Part 3.

    Views: 978
  14. Learn how to wedge the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 717
  15. Learn more ways to wedge the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 724
  16. Learn how to center the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 868
  17. Learn how to open the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 708
  18. Learn how to pull up the walls of the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 884
  19. Learn how to shape the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 809
  20. Learn more ways to shape the clay when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 743
  21. Learn how to create the rim of the bowl when you're making large clay pottery bowls with expert tips on throwing on pottery wheels in this free video art lesson.

    Views: 782
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People have been making pottery bowls, figures and other clay ware for centuries. Pottery vessels created to carry food or water date back as far as 10,000 BCE in Japan and North Africa, and were originally hand built and fired in bonfires. The potter's wheel was developed around 6,000 BCE in Mesopotamia and completely revolutionized pottery production. Made from sand, grit, crushed shell or other crushed vessels, pottery clay could be be molded by adding water. Clay bowls, cups, plates and vases are then fired in a kiln to create a permanent change in the clay, increasing strength, and hardness.

In this free video series, our expert will demonstrate how to make pottery bowl forms. Throwing bowls on a pottery wheel is a wonderful and creative art form that produces useful household items. Let our expert show you how to wedge the clay for large and small pottery bowls, how to form the bowl, and how to trim a foot. This video art lesson is great for beginner potters who want to learn how to make beautiful pottery bowls on a potter's wheel.

 
About the Presenter

Lucy Fagella Lucy Fagella, a gifted Massachusetts artisan creates unique and beautifully detailed hand made pottery. Lucy has been teaching pottery since 1986. “I get such a kick out of teaching pottery, seeing students faces as they watch the magic happen when a lump of clay becomes a beautiful piece of pottery before their eyes.” Lucy established www.luciapottery.com in 2005. When you visit her website you will find an array of functional pottery for everyday use; bowls, cups, plates, teapots, French butter bells. You will also find her more sculptural work, elegant, timeless containers to hold the memories and ashes of a loved one. If you live locally, come visit, take a class, learn more about the art of pottery.dkdk

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