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Pottery By Yvonne
United States
Приєднався 1 лис 2015
This channel shows techniques for throwing and creating various forms.
Відео
Throwing Pour Over with A Drip Cup
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This video shows how to make a pour over and drip cup from stoneware clay. This is easily and beginner project.
Using the WA 2 System to Make Plates
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I checked out the WA 2 system from GR forms for making plates. I’ll definitely be adding these to my teaching studio.
Throwing a Cylinder
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Shows the steps for throwing a cylinder on a pottery wheel.
Avoiding Getting a Mushroom
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Problem solving getting a mushroom coning down clay.
Preventing a Volcano When Centering
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It took me awhile, but I figured out what causes a volcano when throwing.
Setting the rim of your mug
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Demonstrates how to set the rim of your mug for a comfortable drinking lip.
Removing pots from a bat
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Shows an easy way to lift pots off of a bat and keep them in round.
Throwing a Salt Pig on the Wheel
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This video is intended for students of Pottery By Yvonne classes. It shows how to throw a salt pig on the pottery wheel. 1.25 lbs of clay.
Throwing an oil bottle
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This video is intended for student of Pottery By Yvonne. It shows how to throw an oil bottle on the pottery wheel.
Throwing Small Plates
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This video shows how to throw a spoon rest and garlic grater on a pottery wheel. It is intended for students of Pottery By Yvonne classes, but you are welcome to play along.D
Just Try It - Adding Surface Interest
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This video accompanies my Just Try It class. It goes over several ways to embellish or decorate a pottery bowl.
Just Try It - Trimming Bowls
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This lesson accompanies my in person Just Try It class. It shows how to trim a bowl from start to finish.
Just Try It - Throwing A Bowl
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This video is intended for my Just Try It students. It goes over the first project that you will be throwing in class.
Opening A Pot on the Pottery Wheel
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This video is intended for students of Pottery By Yvonne classes. It shows two ways to open a pot on a pottery wheel.
Making a French Press (part thrown/part hand built)
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Making a French Press (part thrown/part hand built)
Throwing a Moon Jar on a Pottery Wheel
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Throwing a Moon Jar on a Pottery Wheel
Beginning Throwing Project - Throwing A Large Pasta Bowl
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Beginning Throwing Project - Throwing A Large Pasta Bowl
Throwing On Canvas Bats - Wheel Throwing
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Throwing On Canvas Bats - Wheel Throwing
Part 6: Trimming the Lid and Finishing the Fermenting Jar
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Part 6: Trimming the Lid and Finishing the Fermenting Jar
Part 5 - Fermenting Crock - Throwing the Lid
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Part 5 - Fermenting Crock - Throwing the Lid
Part 4 - Throwing a Fermentation Jar - Throwing the Weights
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Part 4 - Throwing a Fermentation Jar - Throwing the Weights
Part 1- Throwing a fermentation jar - Throwing the Base
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Part 1- Throwing a fermentation jar - Throwing the Base
Part 2 - Throwing a Fermenting Jar - Throwing the Top
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Part 2 - Throwing a Fermenting Jar - Throwing the Top
I may need to add this to my list of 'things to make'. Thankyou for the detailed instructions 😊
Is the scoring tool enough to grate garlic? I am worried it will not glaze well.
It works for me. I don't glaze the scrored part. Thanks!
What a great idea! Thanks for the tip!
You are welcome!
@@PotteryByYvonne perhaps I may have a tip for you. After dipping a piece in glaze, how do you remove the glaze from the underside of your pieces before firing? Do you paint the bottom with wax before dipping, or wipe it off with a sponge? Here’s a method I got from another UA-camr just in case you don’t already know it. I wish I could remember who it was so I could give them credit. The trick is to get a tray ( a kitty litter box is perfect), and put a piece of carpet in the bottom. Add water to thoroughly saturate the carpet. Then simply drag the glazed piece across the carpet to remove the glaze. It’s such a time saver! Thin carpet removes only the underside and thicker carpet removes more from the sides. So you can customize it to suit your needs. Sorry if you already know that tip!
@@mrq6270 I use a piece of wet indoor out door carpet to wipe the bottom.
I just checked. I can hear the sound on my phone.
I have my volume up all the way and I can't hear you talking. ???
What an interesting technique to do the inside shape toward the beginning. I will have to try that. Greaat video. Thank you for posting this
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work!
Terrific. Note: viewers/aspiring potters: please do yourselves a big favor and always wear some form of breathing apparatus (N95 mask minimum) when spraying like this. Like clay dust-glaze overspray, over time, can cause major breathing illnesses.
Yes for sure!
Thanks! I enjoyed watching you create this bowl.
Why use spray glaze rather than pour a glaze in and tip out? Thanks
It gives me a nicer coverage and more interesting glaze results.
Great job 👍💕
Thank you!
How much clay (weight) did you use for your slab?
I used 4 but reclaimed some when I cut out the circle.
Ill try this... looks great
I didn’t glaze the rim, so it rested on that.
This is great! How did you fire it without it sticking to the kiln?
Awesome instructions!!
Thank you!
Hi. So glad to find this video. Can you tell me the size ofd the slab for the body of the press?
Thanks for showing how it works - now I want to make plates!! =)
Game changer for sure!
SUPPER HELPFUL thank you so much!
You are welcome!
Nice technique
Why wouldn't you trim them?
You can if you want, but it is nice not to.
You can find the hardware for this project at ezpots.com. My measurements are for clay with 12.5% shrinkage.