747. Making a Roller Texture Slab Top Lidded/Covered Jar with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 滾花紋蓋盒示範

So pretty quick I wrote a slab and then put it upside down make forming a dome on the chuck. Later I will attach it. So pretty quick I throw a straight thick wall cylinder and use a heat gun to dry it. So this part here is a little bit firmer. When I'm ready to attach the lid this will be stronger. So just slightly pick it firmer. You don't want to dry it too much. And now I'm using my plexiglass blade teeth to core the surface so it will be rough. And then add in slip. Pick it up put it aside. Bring back the lid. For a little guy like here it's easy to find the center. The beauty of it is the clay is still sticking on the back. And then take your time to find your center. That looks good. Slightly put the pressure so both pieces stick together. Pick it up. Put this aside. Put your insert back to the slot. It just fits in perfectly nicely. And I'm going to use a wooden stick to compress the rim further. All right pretty quick I add a metal texture glitter jar. Very simple easy to make when you using my PET system. Very easy to to attach the pieces without messing up the wall. And can go on and on and make a lot of it. So that is my demonstration for how to use my PET system to get a nicer glitter jar with a texture on top of it. Okay thanks for watching and see you next time.