Master Potter Teaches Pulling A Handle || @msmural

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Get App Make a slab lug. 1 @msmural on

Get App Trim and flatten the connection area. 2 @msmural on

Get App Evaluate the shape for where the handle should go. 3 @msmural on

Get App Use magic water and a serrated rib to scratch to attach the lug. 4 @msmural on

Get App Use a hand inside the cup to support pressing on the lug. 5 @msmural on

Get App Pulling the tapered shape. Work over a water bucket. Wear a wrist band to avoid drips down your arm. 6 @msmural on

Get App Hold the cup up at eye level and evaluate the handle thickness. Look from multiple angles. 7 @msmural on

Get App Adjusting as you go makes the mug look better. Use your fingers to make a texture on the handle. 8 @msmural on

Get App Use your fingers to attach the base of the handle. She’s making it look really easy!! 9 @msmural on

Get App Use a soft wet sponge to tidy up any tool marks or slip. Don’t use too much water. 10 @msmural on

Get App Adjust the handle shape now that it is attached. 11 @msmural on

Get App The more you practice the better you get! 12 @msmural on

Get App Thanks again Islesford Pottery for sharing your tips!! We appreciate you! 13 @msmural on

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