ClayCraft

JEWELLERY DISH WITH THROWN PEDESTAL BASE

DIFFICULTY RATING

A note to prevent wordy repetition

Always compress the clay at the rim after each lift – pinch the rim gently between your fingers and thumb while resting the forefinger of your other hand on the rim and applying gentle pressure.

You will need:

Clay of choice – earthenware or stoneware, suitable for both throwing and hand-building
Tools for throwing – water bowl, sponge, ribs, cutting wire
Tools for slabbing – rolling pin, roller guides (max 5mm thick), rib
Hump mould (or press mould/sling mould)
Piercing / carving tools,
Glaze or decorating material of choice

Before you begin:

Bases like these are easy enough to throw and lift off the wheel head directly because the amount of clay used is

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from ClayCraft

ClayCraft3 min read
In The News
The Harewood Biennial 2024, 'Create/Elevate', celebrates craft and artisanal heritage through significant works from 16 international contemporary artists, designers, and craft collectives at Harewood House and Gardens. Four major new works have been
ClayCraft6 min read
Darted Cup
DIFFICULTY RATING ■ Paper to make a basic template■ Blown vinyl wallpaper, lace, fabric or silicone texture mat■ Craft knife, pencil, ruler■ Clay of choice – earthenware or stoneware■ Rolling pin, 2-3mm thick roller guides, plastic sheet■ Glaze to de
ClayCraft2 min read
Welcome
For my last birthday, I was lucky to be given tickets to see Keith Brymer Jones on tour. I’ve heard many of his stories before, but the format of the show, in which he is prompted by his partner, Marj, was nicely different and teased out some new gem

Related