11 How to Throw and Trim a Pottery Footed Wine Cup | Shape 2

This video go through the process of throwing the upper and lower parts of footed win cup, assembling and trimming the curves and details. We didn't plan a specific shape to make, make a feel style throw and trim the details according to the proportion of cup shape, stem and the base. Trimming follow instincts is the most enjoyable.
HAMA Practice is a series of pottery skills and variety of design ideas that we have been practicing with students in class. It covers the process, techniques and tips of wheel throwing and hand building for beginners to advanced level learners. Enjoy!
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[@kdaven9334]

Stunning piece! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@hamapottery]

Thank you very much :)

[@chayakaufmann6387]

יפה כל כך❤

[@lindatortorice9356]

Th a l you for sharing. Hope to see more videos. Plus the finished product.

[@hamapottery]

Thanks for watching!

[@TariHuffaker]

very beautiful form. Thank you for sharing your process with us. I love how you include your sweet child.

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching and your kind words :)

[@crozowblade]

What a great idea! Looks awesome I'll have to give it a try on the wheel.

[@hamapottery]

Thank you 😊

[@christineansorge5519]

What a beautiful figure! I loved your helper too. :)

[@hamapottery]

Thank you! He is a great one :)

[@oscarw3525]

superb!

[@hamapottery]

Thank you 😊

[@hsiao-roncheng6008]

beautiful...

[@hamapottery]

Thank you

[@lourdesmacdonald8580]

Beautiful

[@hamapottery]

Thank you

[@marciasilviajohnson6461]

It will be nice to see it finished. Please post it 🤗

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@glennr9913]

Nice form and impressive skills. I would like to see the glaze that you chose for it.

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching!

[@Chloe-zr9lk]

This is lovely. Did you glaze fire it? Ive had pieces like this tip over in the kiln with how thin the stem is compared to the cup on top.

[@terranil8485]

Very nice

[@hamapottery]

Thank you

[@johnhollis7290]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@sarradh7239]

Very nice. I have a question. The lip of your glass is very thin, how do you manage to not mess it up when you trimming ? And when you trim the foot ! It is so tall and it does not break.. impressive. Thabk you

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching! A very steady hand is the key for precise trimming, hope it helps.

[@realninjawatcher]

Looking great. What camera did you use to film this with?

[@hamapottery]

Thank you for watching. Fujifilm X-T30 a wonderful camera

[@realninjawatcher]

@@hamapottery Thank you for the response. Amazing camera but out of my price range unfortunately lol Keep up the great work, dig your videos

[@williamhupy-ui7df]

Respective weights?

[@apoll7]

At cone 10, this type of shape would likely bend severely. How was this glaze fired? Also, wouldn't it be easier to trim the base before attaching to the cup?

[@hamapottery]

Thanks for watching and the comment. Cone 10 would work with some tailor made supports. This attachment method nails trimming skill, a very good practice of eyes and hand’s coordination. Sometimes the conventional ways of making may limit our creativity and imaginations.

[@apoll7]

Thanks for the response! Nice work!@@hamapottery

[@hamapottery]

Thank you! Cheers@@apoll7

[@changxinlee]

Excuse me, how to buy the trimming knife tool you showed, thank you.

[@hamapottery]

They are tailor made from BISON Studios. Thank you for watching!

[@changxinlee]

thank you so much@@hamapottery