Brad Sondahl on fri 4 feb 11
I realized immediately I was a bit vague about what a thrown coil foot
was, so here's a link to the text from my PMI article
http://sondahl.com/potthots.html#Coil
Brad Sondahl
http://www.sondahl.com
Frances Howard on fri 4 feb 11
Hi Brad,
I throw a foot on bowls, especially large bowls, not always the smaller
ones. I never thought of using a coil to throw but just leave more clay on
the bottom and at trimming time just throw it up, fairly dry though as
otherwise you could get an s crack in the base. The pressure from the
outside hand forms a nice, though small, ring on the outside bottom of the
bowl too which catches glaze drips and runs. It's fun to do.
Frances Howard
-----Original Message-----
From: Brad Sondahl
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 1:38 PM
To: Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Thrown coil foot, the article
I realized immediately I was a bit vague about what a thrown coil foot
was, so here's a link to the text from my PMI article
http://sondahl.com/potthots.html#Coil
Brad Sondahl
http://www.sondahl.com
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