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THROWN GRAVY/SAUCE BOAT

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You will need:

Clay of choice – earthenware or stoneware. Approximately 511g (1lb 2oz) for a mediumsized boat, plus extra for the spout and handle

Tools for throwing, water bowl, sponge, cutting wire, ribs

Turning tools of choice

Rolling pin (plus roller guides if preferred)

Template for spout

Texture of choice – lace/vinyl wallpaper, etc

Glaze to suit clay type

Before you begin:

This can be thrown directly on the wheel head because it’s relatively easy to lift off. However, if you prefer to throw on a batt, instructions on how to fix one to the wheel head (if you don’t have a quick fix mechanism), can be found at: claycraft.co.uk/how-to

A reminder when throwing – to save wordy repetition!

Always compress the clay at the rim after each lift. Pinch the rim gently between your fingers and thumb, at the same time resting the forefinger of your other hand

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