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Aw thank you so much! So so kind of you :) Merry Christmas!! x

Ah thank you!! So lovely of you :) Hope you are having a wonderful Christmas xx

Thank you for your kind words! They are small battery powered led lights (originally meant for lighting up balloons I think) they have a little loop on them that I can thread a ribbon through for hanging xx

Absolutely I will try and film a tutorial on how I make them :) Thank you so much for watching and your kind words! Merry Christmas x

Yay thank you! I will try and film that in the new year :) Merry Christmas xxx

Thank you xx

Yay thank you so much! Merry Christmas to you too! x

Thank you so much!

Hey! If you want to pay with clay hand building with air dry clay at hot is a fantastic way to start that is very cheap x

@@BlankEarthCeramics Thank you I'll try that! :) I have experience with ceramics, as a teen we did it at school, and they baked it for us. So my lack of experience lays mostly in the lack of products and experience what to buy. But yeah maybe I need to do it more often again before investing! It's been a while after all. Love the channel :)

Yes my husband and his dad did for me! It has a lovely view :) Thank you for watching xx

Thank you so much!! x

Yay thank you so much!! I'm really glad xx

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words!

Yes! that raku crackle came out so lovely! Thank you for watching xx

Ah thank you so much! I just replied x

Thank you for watching!

Oops! Sorry about that. If I had read all previous comments I would see that you have a tutorial on that! Thank you!

@@calliedavis1406 Hehe no worries so glad you enjoyed them :)

Hehe aw thank you so much xxx

Ah thank you so much x

You can let them dry out and reclaim them. by adding water and wedging back into soft clay. Thank you for watching!

This one was a speckled stoneware but there are specific tile making clays you can use to too

Thank you for watching :) Yep here is the opal recipe - glazy.org/recipes/131996

Thank you so much x

Thank you! You can glaze the bottoms of the warmers then any discolouration from the fire should wipe away. xxx

Yay thank you so much xx

Hi Patricia - thank you for your kind words :) Sure the brown is this one: glazy.org/recipes/56085 The green is this one: glazy.org/recipes/32034 and the opal is this one: glazy.org/recipes/131996 Thank you!

@BlankEarthCeramics Thank you so much! 💚

Amazing! Its the best :) So glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching xx

Yes I won't lie the reclaim process its a bit of a task, I have plastic boxes all along the top of my shelves that I dry all the scraps in and then reclaim them in buckets then dry on plaster batts. I'm always in a cycle of reclaiming so I don't let it build up haha! My dream for the future would be a pug mill. It's one of those things that you get used to an incorporate into the day. I might include it in a video in the future - maybe one about the annoying but essential tasks to keep the studio running. Thank you for watching! x

@@BlankEarthCeramics thanks for this! I reclaim all my throwing bits, but the carving you do seems like…a lot. Helps to know you dry it out first. I really am interested in trying bc I hate building with slabs, I think I just need to try

Hi Thank you so much! This is a stoneware clay with some grog in it :)

Ah thank you so much xxx

That sounds lovely - fig leaves will look great! The green oribe glaze was this one: glazy.org/recipes/112401 plus 7% copper xx

The Rohde ecotops are great smaller kilns - the 43l was really easy to use and suited us at the start we just out grew the size but for what you are wanting to make it sounds perfect x

@@BlankEarthCeramics thanks so much, that's really helpful to know! Xx

Thank you!! I will try and film it for a video xx

Thank your for watching xx

Thank you so much xxxx

Ooooh very jealous of your wood firing!! I bet they will look amazing! Thank you for watching :) xx

Ah thank you of your kind words :) Thanks for watching xx

Hehe! Ah thank you so much for your lovely comments :)

Ah thank you!! xxx

Ah thank you so much xxx

Sure thing the yellow glaze is this base glaze glazy.org/recipes/78051 and replace the cobalt and iron oxide with 6% high fire yellow stain (www.bathpotters.co.uk/high-fire-yellow-inclusion-glaze-stain-ref-zl-258/p3410) and 2% honey stain (www.bathpotters.co.uk/honey-leadfree-glaze-body-stain-b124/p279) and the brown is this one: glazy.org/recipes/17361

Ah thank you so much!!

Ah thank you Kera!! I do actually have a black glaze so when you want to order just email me and I can send you a photo :)

Ah thank you!! So lovely of you xxx Thank you for watching :)

Yes!! that's a great idea - I'm making some for the Christmas collection so will be able to film for a video soon x