Відео

It's a henna cone. It's a piece of plastic cellophane rolled up like a piping bag. You can look up tutorials on UA-cam on how to roll a henna cone :) then I use a big icing bag to fill them. I have a video on it too.

Thank you! It is a 1.5" pipe, it says so in the video :) but I know the text can go by fast!

This video is a few years old... I have a lot more videos showing different angles now. You can also find me on Instagram. Thanks for watching :)

It hasn't ever gone moldy for me, even after extended periods of storage (illness and moving had me not doing pottery for over a year and I just unpacked my things last week. No moldy clay)

Thank you! The wheat design is sliptrailing :)

@@dianemodel5824 I will try to remember to measure them!

I'm not sure what you mean. If you need more time to read the text you can pause the video. I'm trying to guess from context what you mean too 😉 but I'm happy to help if there's something you want to ask me!

Thanks for watching! I bought it from a restaurant supply store. It's called a bun rack or proofing rack.

@@studiostiina840 perfect thanks !

Thank you and good luck to you as well!

Thank you, i worked hard on my glazes!

It's definitely a tricky technique that needs lots of patience and practice. Good luck!!

@@studiostiina840 thank you 🙂

Thank you! I love them 😍

I miss it so much! We moved out of that house a year ago and I haven't been able to do pottery at all since then.

I miss it so much! We moved out of that house a year ago and I haven't been able to do pottery at all since then.

It's definitely hard when you're on your own. Lots of trial and error. I would recommend getting the brush glazes you like, in powder form first. That's how I transitioned. I was using Amaco Blue Rutile brush glaze and I bought the powder. It's cheaper and faster and is a "safer" way to start. It comes with instructions of how much water to add etc. You still have to do lots of testing but at least you don't have to buy 30 different ingredients. Then when you are ready to mix your own , look UP Sue MacLeod for her beginner recommendations. She's great.

Oops Michele, I just realized I was replying to your comments with my personal profile and not my business one! Sorry if it was confusing.

@@studiostiina840 Not a problem at all. I hadn’t read the comment until now and I’m glad I saw it. I didn’t even think about that. I know about sue. She’s incredible.

Hi there, I'm sorry you're struggling! I'd look into getting an air purifier that is rated for mold, or else try a different clay that can dry faster without cracking, and use a gentle fan maybe.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Hi there, this is only done on finished pots. These are unglazed wild clay which is why it maybe looks like bisque or unfired clay, but they are vitrified and ready for use :)

Thanks for saying so!

Hi there, it sounds like the latch needs to be adjusted. I'm assuming you're putting the mini cone in the kiln sitter like in the video. If the catch isn't staying down I think your flap / latch needs to be adjusted up. You'll see there's a little screw and a metal plate, you loosen the screw and raise the plate up. Sue Mcleod has a blog post about it if you google "adjust kiln sitter"

Hi! There are 8 elements in these kilns. I got mine from Euclids.

@@studiostiina840 thank you for answering! Your video was very helpful!

I'm glad it was helpful. You're very welcome!

Thanks for watching and commenting. :)

Appreciate your comments :)

I do like finding creative solutions!

Merci!

Thanks for watching! I hope you use the ideas in your own studio :)

Thank you!

Hi! No individually wrapping anymore, nope! It's called a bun rack, for proofing bread in a bakery. I bought it from a restaurant supply store.

Hello, thank you for coming to peek inside my space! I use a bit of trial and error yes, but templatemaker.nl removes a lot of the guesswork!

I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you the PayPal tip. I appreciate it 💜

I got it from a small local office supply store in Saskatoon Canada!

Clay scrimpers stick together Linda! :) Glad to hear you resonate with my work and style. Test tiles are great ways to use up off cuts!

Hi Linda, thank you for your lovely comment. I got the test cap from the hardware store - it was with all the other pvc pipe fittings. :) good luck!

@@studiostiina840 Thank you for your reply. I am definitely going to check if I can get a pip end cap here..... Looking forward to try it out and experiment with a home made extruder!

@@studiostiina840 Sorry earlier, for writing Steina, not Stina.... It was not supposed to happen, but sometimes the fingers get in the way .... ;-) When I am trying to throw...they do all the time ;-) I like handbuilding, so I have never really stuck to the wheel and really exercised like I should.... Guess I am the impatient one when it comes to that.

Hi there. It's Plainsman, a Canadian clay.

I use "templatemaker.nl", google it and use the truncated cone template to help you make cups like this.

@@studiostiina840 oh my. Ty

Thank you! I am proud of that too. Thin but durable :)

Hi there, it's called a henna cone. There are dozens of tutorials online and I haven't made a detailed one myself. I watched a bunch of different ones to learn but I still found it quite difficult at first. If you search UA-cam for "roll henna cone blurberry buzz" and find her video with blue cellophane, that was my favourite video. Lots of practice and Keep trying 💜

Should say dots not dog

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

You're so welcome, I'm glad to hear that!

You're welcome!