I always love your slab building and hand building videos. They’ve definitely helped me create a lot of my own pieces. I would love to see a video of a couple different ways to hand build dining bowls
As always, another excellent and useful video! Thank you for the tips you add throughout, like drying upside down, and under a thin cloth! I love hand building pottery and your tips just add to that feeling of satisfaction (because the pieces will turn out better!). 😊
Love your content. Could you maybe do a video on how to trim the bottom of mugs straight again? Sometimes when i wire them off, they are not straight and it's really difficult to get a straight flat non wobbling bottom of a mug again, I hope you understand Or is it ok for mugs to have a little wiggle?? Thanks Colin
Well I would say of course it's ok for them to wiggle a little ;) But keeping the bottoms straight is all about keeping your tool very still. I will add it to the video list!
I would be interested to know if your angle cutting tool could be used to get a nice lip on the top of the tumbler. I was drinking from a handmade cup the other day that had the most perfect lip, it felt like I just closed my mouth naturally in line with the angle of the lip.
@@PotterytothePeople How do I know it is strong? Or in other words: When would you stop? Just before blending? (It is funny to me, to ask, because I am curious, but I pottered last when I was in elementary school and I dont have the means to do it at home. Not because of space, but because I dont want any space dirtier than it already is with two little ones)
I always love your slab building and hand building videos. They’ve definitely helped me create a lot of my own pieces. I would love to see a video of a couple different ways to hand build dining bowls
Amazing organic texture and shape , thanks for sharing your skills with us ! 🇨🇦
Thank you for the excellent video, and the info that give on each step! The final color is incredible!
As always, another excellent and useful video! Thank you for the tips you add throughout, like drying upside down, and under a thin cloth! I love hand building pottery and your tips just add to that feeling of satisfaction (because the pieces will turn out better!). 😊
Yay! I'm so glad they are helpful for you :)
Thanks for sharing! These are beautiful! I’m going to attempt to make a set for my home.
yay! glad you enjoyed it!
looking forward to your new series
thanks! 🥰🥰
Really like your videos!
thank you!
nice
Hi, I'm wondering, if I can make the walls even thinner than 5mm or is it the minimum in order to keep the piece from breaking? Thanks a lot, Joanna
I love slab building. Do you have a video on making the teapots in this video please?
Love your content. Could you maybe do a video on how to trim the bottom of mugs straight again?
Sometimes when i wire them off, they are not straight and it's really difficult to get a straight flat non wobbling bottom of a mug again, I hope you understand
Or is it ok for mugs to have a little wiggle??
Thanks
Colin
Well I would say of course it's ok for them to wiggle a little ;) But keeping the bottoms straight is all about keeping your tool very still. I will add it to the video list!
@@PotterytothePeople thank you so much, can't wait to see it!
Great video....How much iron did you add?
What is the name of the glaze you use on the tumblers?👍🏻
Like it ❤
I would be interested to know if your angle cutting tool could be used to get a nice lip on the top of the tumbler. I was drinking from a handmade cup the other day that had the most perfect lip, it felt like I just closed my mouth naturally in line with the angle of the lip.
Great video! I have a question, do you also smooth the inside ? Or let the joint as is
This time I just left it because it was pretty clean. Sometimes I'll smooth or even put an extra coil on the inside. If I feel like it :)
Make a sugar and creamer? On a tray? Maybe?
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How much weaker would a pot be, if I dont blend the seams to hide the connection line?
You don't need to blend for a strong seam! As long as the connection is strong.
@@PotterytothePeople How do I know it is strong? Or in other words: When would you stop? Just before blending? (It is funny to me, to ask, because I am curious, but I pottered last when I was in elementary school and I dont have the means to do it at home. Not because of space, but because I dont want any space dirtier than it already is with two little ones)
TKs…
Love these, thankyou for sharing. I can’t resist, I’ve got to make some x
Have fun!