Trimming a Bee Happy mug #pottery @OldForgeCreations
Trimming a Bee Happy mug #pottery  @OldForgeCreations
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Trimming a Bee Happy slip mug. I leave my Drippy Slip pieces on the batt inserts until they're dry enough to just pop off (with a little wiggling of the tile if necessary), which is a great way to avoid the difficulty of wiring off without distortion.

I used my new fireside.clayworks trimming tool to remove a little clay from the inside of the foot, but I don't throw these with a thick base so there isn't much to remove. Then I burnish smooth, and define the edge of the foot ring using a ball tool.

Then add a spiral detail to the middle of the base, and use the laser level to line up my logo stamp with the handle.

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