How to Make Pottery 1: Wedge Clay, Select Tools
by Jim Willett
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 5:28
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 02/24/2009
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 75 MB
This lesson is part of the series: How to Make Pottery: Wedge, Throw, Trim
Lesson one for beginning potters from Cindy Clarke of Out of the Fire Studio. Cindy has been potting for over 35 years and has many useful tips to share. The first lesson of this twelve part series illustrates wedging clay and the tools required for wheel throwing clay.
About this Author
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- Jim Willett
- 12 lessons
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I am the husband of Cindy Clarke, a lifelong potter. Together we have operated out of the Fire Studio in Alberta Canada for the past 10 years. We have sold wholesale, retail, tried our hands at running a gallery, but always centred (no pun intended)on pottery. These days when I'm not helping Cindy in the studio I am usually in front of the computer working on websites and video.
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- Great overiew!
- 03/03/2009
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Really impressed by the quality of this video and the step-by-step instructions. It definitely helped me solve my problem of under-wedging! My clay objects kept warping as they dried :( This is the best advice I can give anyone who's having trouble throwing their vases: wedge, wedge, and when you think you've done enough, wedge some more!
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Really impressed by the quality of this video and the step-by-step instructions. It definitely helped me solve my problem of under-wedging! My clay objects kept warping as they dried :( This is the best advice I can give anyone who's having trouble throwing their vases: wedge, wedge, and when you think you've done enough, wedge some more!