Watch this helpful ceramics video to learn how to throw a few types of lids for wheel thrown pots. Our guide forms a gallery lid, using calipers to measure the inside distance of the rim of the pot. The calipers can then be used to adjust the width of the lid piece.
How To: Begin making lids for wheel thrown ceramics
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Make a Japanese Shino glaze with Simon Leach
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Make a plaster bat for drying out your wet clay
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How To:
Use porcelain slip and carving to decorate stoneware
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Throw a large clay vase on a pottery wheel
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Make a simple clay and ash glaze
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Polish the surface of clay sculptures
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Prepare clay for wheel throwing
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How To:
Make ceramic plates and platters
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Trim a round bowl with Simon Leach
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Throw a big pottery mixing bowl
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Make a bell out of clay
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Make a wiggle cup or spiral bowl
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Trim a ceramic pot on a wheel
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Square a ceramic clay pot before firing
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How To:
Set up a kiln
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How To:
Scrafitto on a bud vase
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How To:
Throw quick ceramic plates
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Make models and ornaments with salt dough
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Now I know what kind of lid I need for lidded teacups! :)
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