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Really beautiful❤❤❤❤❤

this is very cool. i really appreciate the little visuals you added of the cross-section as you were throwing!

Really love your videos can I ask what video editor and template place you use?

I love those plates and that you use them to test - aesthetics, for and function. Wonderful. Especially with the cupcakes on them - more art! Love it1

You say they don’t replace test tiles, but why not! Is there something else the test tiles do? Just curious!

I love both of your cake stand designs and the two options. They are both so elegant and beautiful.

I love the glaze and colour. Isn't porcelain the most beautiful (though so finicky to work with).

I followed your tutorial and made a set of these for my grandparents for their Christmas presents, my grandparents LOVED them so much. Thank you!!!

wow! so practical. Where can I buy the rubber rings?

I love this clay, such gorgeous texture. Would love to see a series about different types of clays and how to choose which clay to match the purpose.

what a wonderful design. Very creative and such a good way of making it lock. Thanks for sharing this design.

So practical and useful, and relatively do-able. How thick would you suggest to make the walls - I don't want to make it too heavy but am mindful of the thermal shock and other issues?

what an interesting idea and lots of opportunities for experimenting and creativity. Thank you, they are gorgeous.

I love these. The speckled clay is beautiful.

Greetings from Durango, Colorado. Thank you for this very informative video. I will be trying this on the wheel soon.

Beauty, you're a pro no doubt. Thanks for this.

Wonderful video.

This is awesome! You should sell this if not already doing so. 🎉🎉🎉

So nicely done. Thank you for sharing.

Замечательная идея. Буду пробовать тоже такие делать. Спасибо.

Did you glaze fire together? If so, how did you do that to not damage them? Thanks for this instructional video!

Such a great video! Cooking pots are a great idea!

With this method of drying + flipping, do you loosely cover the whole thing for a few days? I wonder if I should cover the stand portion tighter since the plate will take a while to dry touching my plastic bat.

Thank you so much for this video. I had searched for a tutorial to make a tagine, but gave up because I couldn’t find one this informative.

thank you for sharing all of it, even the crack! Reminds us all that pottery is a journey not just the destination. Love your work!

Hi Tufts Studio ! first of all I want to thank you for this wonderful video , I am Moroccan and we use Tagine every single day we rarely use something else to cook and there's so many recipes you could try, I recommend "beef tagine with prunes" it's my favorite, Tagine is really is a magical item to have in your kitchen it makes every dish taste so much better. the seasoning was on point but my mom likes to add an extra step, the first time you cook with the tagine it is recommended to put in some onions and left over pieces of veggies with a generous amount of oil and let it cook and while it cooks you rub it all over the inside part of the base and keep it doing it until the veggies turn brown , also as you mentioned clay doesn't do well with sudden temperature changes and you can't use it on high heat, so to fix this issue we use a round metal disk that has holes all over (unfortunately I have no idea what it's called but If you search up tagine video's you'll be able to see it ), we put it under the tagine while cooking to diffuse the heat and when we want to serve it we put it on thick bamboo/wood placemats and avoid putting it on cold surfaces. also a trick that my mom does sometimes to know if the tagine needs more water, you pour some water on the top of the tagine that cup looking hole and it reduces as the water inside the tagine does (this trick doesn't work 100% it depends on the size of the tagine and how much water is added but I thought it's a cool trick to add ) 💕💕

Great video. Food looks good too!

This was a wonderful relaxing video. I really enjoyed it.

Wow. They look great. I love the traditional looking shape!❤❤❤

I really enjoy the projects you make on this channel and can see the time and effort your put into the tutorial. Just wanted to say thanks! I do have a left wing question, what type of wheel do you use? I plan to buy a new one next year and like the way yours looks. Tia! And for the videos

Air tight clay containers? Wow, that is such a great idea! 🕯🕯🕯

Hi, I would like to try this but I nned it to be finished piece 12.5" wide. I see the problem of warping. I am thinking firing it upside down and support it with the flat plate in the middle of the upside down area underneath. Not sure what to do when I glaze it.

This was such a great tutorial!

Lucky the lid didn’t bump into the glazed interior. What happened with the other two? What went wrong?

Good video, lots to know, but your teaching speed is good to go. It's a great little pot with a well fitting lid, thanks for sharing 😊

Why did you clean the glaze off the base instead of firing the canister upside down?

Nice! I appreciate that trimming a dry pot with a sponge tip. It's amazing how the weather changes can affect drying times. Also, I'm learning a great deal watching you glaze. You're so neat and tidy. Question: Is there any way to look at a glaze recipe and tell whether it will work better in oxidation or reduction? Thanks!

I’ve made a few tumblers with bamboo lids that have a hole for a straw - it’s not easy getting the measurements right with shrinkage. As it was a project for a gift, I ended up making three to get one that worked to my liking. I’ve wanted to make storage jars with the bamboo lids that have the silicon ring but after making the tumblers, I put that project aside for a bit. Maybe it would be a good new year challenge. Thank you for the video. Blessings ❤

Thanks good ideas

I loved the finished product so much I ordered the same clay. Is this a commercial glaze and if so could you tell me which one? Do you find it cutlery marks? Love your videos.

Great timing for me to watch this video. Just had the discussion with my instructor about creating my own style, throwing more intentionally etc. About time after 12 years of throwing. I'm the type of person who uses one route going somewhere and a different route going home. Never wanting to travel the same path over and over but now I think I'm ready to do some repetition with my craft and create my signature style. Thanks for another beautifully done video. I've written down your 7 tips so I can look at them often.

I feel for you on the blistering as I have been struggling with glaze craters when using a particular clay and have decided to relegate the remaining supply to outdoor planters and try out some different clay bodies. When it works that glaze is beautiful on the porcelain so if you can solve the blistering you will have some lovely work.

Another good video thankyou 😊

artwork 🙌🏽

Not only clear and informative - but what a beautiful voice to listen to!! 😊

Such Beautiful pieces! Id love to try throwing porcelain one day. Thanks for the video!

Beautiful! I throw with cone 10 Babu porcelain. I have trouble getting a really white outcome of the clay itself, like the bottoms or many of my pieces are glazed inside but naked outside. Drives me crazy to expect a beautiful white and get gray. I work at a community studio so have no control over firings. I'm wondering if it's because the kiln is filled largely with stoneware and lots of different glazes so the atmosphere is affecting my clay body.

Great tips! Thanks for showing your glazing process, and sharing your firing challenge? I'm curious to know if you had a kiln full of porcelain pieces at the too-high temperature or if you did a test firing first.

How far out did you flatten? What is your shrink rate -ty

Beautiful plates and great video as I attempt my first set 🤞🏽