How to Throw, Spout, Trim and Handle a Tall Stoneware Jug.

I've been making some smaller groups of larger pots this past week. Some of those included this trio of jugs. Made from 2.5 lb, (1133 grams) high iron stoneware clay, this video goes into detail about how I throw them on the pottery wheel, turn them once leather hard and finally attach and pull their handles.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:10 - Centring the clay
1:12 - Opening up the clay
1:30 - Pulling up the walls
4:00 - Cleaning up the walls
4:29 - Spouting the jug
5:53 - Trimming the jug
7:47 - Fettling the pouring lip
12:25 - Pulling the handle blanks and the handle
16:55 - Finished examples
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[anotherdaylight]

My stomach dropped when the trimming tool gouged the bottom of the spout! Lovely to see the approach of using a kidney and controlled movements to trim up the top. Beautiful pieces.

[Katheverett]

My favorite part is the trimming. It’s so satisfying watching the excess come off in curls, leaving a beautiful piece. And I appreciate that the stoneware is not too heavy when it’s finished. As light as possible is so nice! Thanks for the wonderful video!

[ranjitsreeram]

I have learnt so much from your videos, every Sunday there is something from your videos that I take away and implement in my practice.
Just sharing with you that after 1.5 months of making cylinders, now with 400 grams I can achieve a little more than 4 inches of height everytime with consistent wall thickness.
Thank you 😊❤

[neetalodaya]

Great work Florian. You are immensely patient and talented. I also like the way you have kept your workplace studio so neat and tidy. 😊

[kottonkandy]

Pottery truly is an art. High respect for anyone who makes these beautiful pieces 👍🏽

[emmettenriques]

This is my all time favorite piece, its the perfect vase

[johndruziskyjr]

I just found your channel and have been binge watching all of your content your voice is so satisfying

[BrenzerM]

Yay to Thomastown 😊 Beautiful forms. Thanks for the tips on throwing tall and narrow, appreciated

[dshe]

Great video, thanks.
I would love to make pottery. I studied art at school many years ago. They had two wheels and a kiln, but for some reason they never let students go beyond coil pots. I think the teachers just used them themselves.
One day I will find somewhere to try it.

[jossycaro]

So informative! Thanks so much! I’ve been watching your videos for ages now! It’s great that your following has grown so much, your videos are full of detail and I’ve learnt so much from you.

[jaydeep-p]

I love your videos, they have a huge asmr potential.

[HIBAzreik-jb]

I mean its incredible how he do this & how he centers!

[swiftymcfly]

Your videos are so inspirational. Thank you.

[raygeorge]

Awesome! So relaxing to watch and listen :)

[rayeaglenz]

Wow, you are so so skilled at this, inspiring, thank you, Now Subscribed 👍😊

[chichinn]

thank you our pottery padre for the insightful video once again:D
really appreciate the effort you consistently put into these vids:)

[sarahslade]

Another great video! Thanks as always for sharing 😊

[햄발롬-sg]

정말 멋져요!!! It's really cool.
( I'm korean)

[claycafenederlandcarina]

Can you do a pouring video of them? So one can see the flow?

[phillipmitchell]

I'm definitely getting a beefy cereal bowl from you at some point as long as they're pretty durable (I might buy 2 just so I have a backup lol).