How to throw a mug on the wheel

Kate Rowe Creations on Instagram: "Throw a mug with me ☕️✨👩‍🎨 I have some big projects in the works and it’s made me a full time resident of Mug City over here. Not that I’m complaining - love making a good simple mug! ☺️ This is 1.5 speed but I’m usually still a little quick on the wheel lol I know I make it look easy but it’s alllllll practice practice practice. There’s a reason we tell you to throw cylinders over and over in class before everything else 🙃 PLUS I’ve gotten pretty…

Amy Palatnick on Instagram: "Here are 4 different 1/2 lb (8 oz) mugs. I threw a variety (there were 5 more shapes I made in this run) to experiment with shapes and a variety of pulled handles. Stay tuned for the handles! #wheelthrowing #pottery #ceramics #handmade #clay #wheelthrownpottery #wheelthrown #potterywheel #ceramicartist #pottersofinstagram #stoneware #instapottery #potterystudio #wheelthrownceramics #potter #ceramicstudio #potterylife #potterylove #madskillspotterycohort2024…

Stacey | Studio Potter on Instagram: "Join me for 90 seconds and throw a coffee cup with me….🫶🏻 Hope you’ve had a lovely weekend. X #wip #wipvideo #workinprogressart #coffeecup #handmadecoffeemug #potteryvideo #ceramicvideo #handmadecoffee"

The potter's wheel is a machine used to mold round ceramic pieces. Occasionally referred to as a "potter's wheel," it’s actually a different mechanism used for a modeling process. While this tool is invaluable for

Parkdale Pottery on Instagram: "🙌👉Here’s some tips for throwing beautiful pots on the wheel! 🏺✨ Ready to get your hands on some clay? Check out our new Beginner and Intermediate Wheel Throwing classes starting up in May! #parkdalepottery #potteryclasses #wheelthrowing #torontopottery #torontoart #clayclasses"

Kajsa Leijström on Instagram: "Throwing a batch of simple, slightly conical mugs. In next steps, I will turn these basic shapes into three different designs by varying their handles and decor. Stay tuned to see results! And wait until end of this reel to see me cut a cross section of this mug (Double actual speed) #keraleij_potteryvideo"

Lianne • Studio LP Ceramics • UK based but worldwide shipping on Instagram: "Throwing curved forms consistently was always a challenge for me and usually meant I had a lot of trimming to get the curve right. So I designed a set of profile ribs, and here I’m using Rib B which I think is my favourite, to create a gentle curved mug form. It’s so easy to go from a cylinder to a curve, I went from ball of clay to taking this off the wheel in less than 5 minutes. Are you into curved mugs or do…