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    TRAY

    Oct 20, 2020 3 minutes

    You will need:

    ◼ 2.25kg (5lb) of well-prepared clay – preferably the same clay as used to make the vase.

    Unlike the vase, the tray must be thrown on a batt, so fix one to the wheel head – for details visit claycraft.co.uk/how-to

    Make sure the batt is clean and dust-free then dampen the surface, but again, do not flood it with water.

    DIFFICULTY RATING

    Form the clay into a cone shape and position it as close as possible

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