Throwing a Skinny Neck Vase on the Pottery Wheel | For beginners!

[@MeganHurst]

so relaxing to watch...you’re talented. I tried this once and my pottery was a hot mess 😂😅

[@WendeeSchavocky]

Great demonstration! I learned so much Thank YOU !

[@gabrielleg.1347]

I loved this! I have always wanted to learn how to make pottery. It just seems like such a wonderful and relaxing hobby. I would love to see you finishing these vases! So cool its a whole family business.

[@Cjkingjr]

tysm, I have to do pottery for my art class and I rlly needed this 😭

[@joemekkena293]

thanks for taking the time to show us i will try this today

[@tanyamccrory4310]

so helpful...and lovely! Thank you!

[@lucasdelgado4486]

i’m subbing right now actually

[@TexasHomesteaders]

Very cool! Thank you for showing us.

[@jananhamad695]

Good job

[@lucasdelgado4486]

woah this is sick!

[@Synthcoma]

Thank you!

[@ludouglas1]

Oh wow! No kneading? As clay sits, particles gather together (like magnets) and air bubbles definitely do form. Unless of course you have just that day taken it from a pug mill, and not from a bag that's been sitting there.

[@kaylagriffiths6472]

Where can you get a pottery wheel?

[@mosbysmen]

enjoyed the video

[@mdiaz9798]

How much call did you use?

[@bmyrick1000]

Why didn't you re-record this with the camera at the right angle?

[@kimdeschamps6687]

Thanks

[@ludouglas1]

Is this speeded up???

[@edelgyn2699]

LOL