Things I Wish I Knew as a Beginner 🌀 Part 2 Coiling looks simple… until you try it. Most beginners end up with flat spots, finger marks, and coils that need a bit of shaping - and that’s completely normal. In this part of the series, we’re showing you how to fix a floppy coil, roll with even pressure, and get it back into a clean, round shape that’s ready for building. If you want to learn more, we’ve got a full coiling lesson inside our Skool community. It’s only $9 a month at the moment, and

Yesterday was week 2 of 3 for this live class on throwing with coils. We always record our live classes so not to worry, you can catch up if you want to learn to throw a large vase by throwing with coils. Next week will be the final live class for this project and I will be trimming the walls of my coil thrown pot to smooth it out and make even walls. I hope you will join me in this Live Class Series and finally make the large vase you hoped to make when you first started working in clay. If you

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