Perfect your ability to center on a Potter's wheel with these tips from Andy Ruble. There are several different ways to go about centering, but the general principle is to put equal pressure on the top and side of the ball of clay and clay has no choice but to go in the middle. This instructional ceramics video is designed to help the beginning through advanced ceramic student improve their throwing skills.
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Make pottery clay
How To:
Make bakeable modeling clay beads
How To:
Make ceramic beads
How To:
Raku fire
How To:
Make a simple clay and ash glaze
How To:
Make faceted pottery
How To:
Make a stretched platter
How To:
Make a butter dish
How To:
Make miniature gingerbread men from polymer clay
How To:
Improve clay throwing with five basic throwing tools
How To:
Throw a beer tankard
How To:
Create striking effects with polymer clay
How To:
Attach a handle to a pitcher
How To:
Make mini drinks out of polymer clay for a dollhouse
How To:
Throw a small jug and handle
How To:
Make a large ceramic platter
How To:
Glaze ceramics
How To:
Make ceramic mugs
How To:
Make a clay pottery salsa bowl
How To:
Make a clay mushroom incense burner
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