1. Mud selection and kneading: select a piece of steamed bread-shaped mud as soft as possible and put it on the blank drawing machine. Open the governor of the billet puller, wet your hands and put them on the mud. With the rotation of the rotary table of the billet puller, the mud is pulled into a cone, and then pressed into semi-circular steamed bread, which is repeated two or three times. The purpose of this operation is to make the mud block uniform and bubble-free, so as to prevent it from cracking during firing.

2. Open: protect the mud blank with your left hand, and dig a hole in the steamed bun-shaped mud block with your right thumb, and then dig it out gradually. When digging a hole, be careful not to dig through, leaving a bottom about 1 cm thick.

3. Pull up and pull up; Push out the mud belly with your thumb to widen the mud belly; Then protect the blank with both hands and pull it upward into a cylindrical shape; Then put your thumb two centimeters away from the jar mouth and push it outward, and the pottery jar will basically take shape.

4. Shaping and repairing the mouth: put the middle finger and thumb of one hand on the inner wall and outer wall of the pottery jar respectively, make the wall of the pottery jar uniform with the speed of the turntable by hand shape, and circle the mouth shape in the same way. Then, clean the water and impurities in the pottery jar with a rag.

5. Blanking: put the shovel on the bottom of the clay pot, protect the pot body with your hands, quickly shovel it onto the plastic board and put it on the turntable.

6, applique trimming: take mud, pinch petals by hand, gently stick them on the pottery jar, and carve patterns with needles, carving tools, etc. Then use a trimming knife to remove the broken mud at the bottom to make it round and smooth. At this point, the pottery pot was initially formed.

7. Coloring: After the clay pot is formed, it takes a week to fire, so you can color the clay pot. After coloring, you can spray varnish to make the pottery jar brighter and not afraid of water.