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Outi is the best teacher. I watched her videos several years ago and her instructions have stuck with me as I throw today

Use only your palms to cone up

So beautiful!!! I don't have other words! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Beautifullll

What a wonderful instructor you are!!!!!❤

Please watch this

That is so precise every step of the way. Beautiful job!

I am good at keeping a cylinder but didn't realize how to bring and keep it in. Thank you for letting us know.

Excelente gracias 👍👏👏👏

Great tips throughout the video - thank you!

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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Thanks for your video. Very useful. I noticed you didn't use wax on the bottom. Isn't that a problem when firing?

0:48 Mind blown when she attaches the pot to the wheel head! 😮

hi! what surface would you recommend for a table? do you wash your table after every pottery session?

Hello Outi! I have been practicing your approach when throwing. And I must say it is the best! I cannot thank you enough! But, I also notice that you are the only teacher I have found that actually emphasizes the inside-finger(s) to push ‘out’ toward the outside-finger which serves to receive/control the clay mass being pushed. I believe this subtle gesture is what actually forms that ‘bulge’ on the outside that we all are familiar with. By pushing the clay outward it lands on top of your outside-finger (which sits slightly lower than the inside due to the 1/4” floor) which then would ‘lift’ the clay upward in concert with the inside finger which is constantly feeding new clay onto the outside finger. The majority of others seem to always push IN & UP with the outside knuckle thus forcing that ‘bulge’. So, my question is why don’t others take your approach? That 1st pull still seems magical in execution for me. You insight is appreciated. Cheers, Damon

I am new to this and I just want to say THANK YOU so much for your video! It was straight to the point and the step by step was just perfect. Iwish others made videos like these instead of making them about themselves lol. Thanks again I will share with my professor! :D

So helpful. Can you direct me to the final video of carving the dome?

your glaze looks so watery my glaze is too thick and runs and doesn't fall off or flow well to do insides like that in an even layer. I am beyond the recommended water by two cups already for a 10lb bag. I am using Pam's Blue Coyote. thanks for any tips

the most helpful video i’ve seen, amazing!

I appreciate how you name each step of what you're doing-- very helpful. Thanks!!

I love reading the captions!!

What is the point of the chopstick at the end!?

You have answered so many of my questions in this video. Thank you!

Great technique and narration!

I love your videos! It would be great to see this one from the side and the top view if you could film both perspectives and edit to split screen. Just a thought.

I always get confused when doing my first pull. Because obviously the inside of the bottom of the pot is not touching the exact bottom of the bat like the outside of the pot is. So when getting ready to pull I notice my hand on the outside is all the way at the bottom like it should be but my inside hand is a bit higher because the inside of the pot obviously has some more height to it. So are you just supposed to press your outside hand first until it reaches exactly where your inside hand is? Because it just feels like your two hands should always be meeting each other. But they just can't at the beginning because the inside has some more height. I hope my question makes since

she is using two different brushes

Too much noise!

When I wedge my low fire clay it just falls apart and crumbles 😞 it’s driving me crazy I keep going at it and nothing changes I don’t know what I’m doing wrong PLEASE help 😂

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 👏👏🙌

I prefer Laguna clay #55 for cone 6 and Laguna clay #900 for cone 10 reduction firing

What kind of wheel does she use?

What clay do you prefer to throw with?

when and how do you cut the opening?

Not a good idea to use the same brush without rinsing it out first. You might contaminate the second glaze. Always work clean and carefully

So it is ok to use that same brush without cleaning it before it goes in a different glaze?

I am amazed, I love working with clay, but never thought of this

Hi! I am another new subscriber, from Sweden, and I can't get enough of your videos, I'm watching them over and over again :) Thank you! Next time I get to NY i will definately stop by your studio!

Great instructions! I love how controlled every move is. Thank you!

I like your patient, unhurried attention to the evolving form. I hope with experience I will develop that slow calm way.

very instructive and wonderful to watch.. You are a pro without any doubt. thank you for posting

Great video!

That was nicely done. I'm going to try to pull that off myself. :)

what type of clay was used here I would love to know- amazing work

Of the throwing videos I’ve seen hers is the most centered. Thank you!

I invite you to watch my videos and if they like they support me

Se ve tan fácil, pero yo sé que no lo es, buen video saludos

Thank you!! I'm a beginner cant wait to be confident enough to try that!!

Loved both videos! Very detailed. Wish she had shown the feet she was going to add.