Throwing / Making a Pottery Cookie Jar on the Wheel.

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  • Опубліковано 26 лис 2024

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  • @freshimpactco.8698
    @freshimpactco.8698 6 років тому +1

    Lovely to hear a northern accent! Thanks so much for your time on these videos.
    Cookie jar looks a treat mate.

  • @BarbequeJo
    @BarbequeJo 8 років тому +32

    i used to watch these videos and think this was kinda easy to do but last week i tried using a wheel in my ceramics class and WOW you are so sort of god! its soooo much harder than it seems.

    • @yukogames5215
      @yukogames5215 7 років тому

      yep when we move were gonna start Pottery

    • @luca_paws
      @luca_paws 5 років тому

      yeah ahha

  • @l3lissful
    @l3lissful 8 років тому +2

    Love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing! So talented.

  • @shadowshinxlegacy6477
    @shadowshinxlegacy6477 8 років тому +4

    My nana taught me how to use a pottery wheel. Haven't had a chance to make anything in years though :( but these videos are great for memories, thank you

  • @TheBroodingTom
    @TheBroodingTom 8 років тому +49

    Gosh I so wanna try this one day! it seems very relaxing... and like magic.

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +21

      It's relaxing once you can do it, but it can take months to even center the clay if you've never tried it berore.
      Thanks.

    • @TheBroodingTom
      @TheBroodingTom 8 років тому +4

      I could see how that may be, but you sir make it look pretty easy! I'm a visual learner and sometimes seeing is all it takes, just sometimes though. Especially things that involves my hands. if I ever get the opportunity to try I'll come back and let you know how it went, I suppose I'm just being optimistic lol

    • @BLTwitch
      @BLTwitch 8 років тому

      Its a lot more difficult then you think. I too watched a bunch of youtube videos and then decided to take a class. 2 and a half months later, I'm only just getting to the point of being able to center consistently. I'm taking the class again next term, though, because it is very fun when you get the hang of it.

    • @uisirn8615
      @uisirn8615 8 років тому

      Polymer Clay Artist Same

    • @uisirn8615
      @uisirn8615 8 років тому

      So good

  • @SansaStarkofWinterfell
    @SansaStarkofWinterfell 8 років тому

    Beautiful pot & lid, I love to watch you throw pottery of any sort. Thank you for a longer video this time around.
    🌾 Merry meet 🌿

  • @janecollette9504
    @janecollette9504 7 років тому

    Thank you for sharing with us your making this pot, it was amazing watching, and very instructive.

  • @christhomas7430
    @christhomas7430 5 років тому

    That pull starting at 2:08 is magic! Thank you, these videos are so helpful to me.

  • @natalierandom7517
    @natalierandom7517 7 років тому +4

    I love trying all kinds of different things, from pyrography to polished tile coasters, dream catchers, and making jewelery, the list goes on. Though i lost interest in most of it. Then my husband showed me a couple of your videos and now i'm hooked. I love all the pieces you have made. I can't wait to start making my first piece, hmmm...which will probably take me months to get right! But cheers for inspiring me to try something new!

  • @caitlin4970
    @caitlin4970 8 років тому +4

    You and your father are amazing!
    I started a ceramics class at school several weeks ago & I fell in love with pottery within the first two weeks. I wasn't quite satisfied with my skills, so I looked up techniques on UA-cam and I am so grateful to have found your videos. To a beginner like me, your skills and speed look unbelievable. I watched some of your videos before I found how to throw a teapot yesterday; I was dumbfounded and so happy to see (who I now know is your father) such a talented person at work. I feel as if I improved by just observing your different methods :)
    Can you please make another video on this specific design? I really want to achieve his effect. Thank you!

  • @p1votalm0ments
    @p1votalm0ments 8 років тому

    I love watching your videos. They're so relaxing and nice to watch before going to sleep. It amazes me how fast you center the clay. I've only tried working on a wheel a few times and it was one of the most frustrating things I've ever done!

  • @rinway2499
    @rinway2499 7 років тому

    i love this side of youtube where there's actual talent

  • @judithburke1539
    @judithburke1539 5 років тому

    Beautiful shape to the pot and lid. Thank you. 😊

  • @corinnenygren428
    @corinnenygren428 Рік тому

    Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

  • @ianjames6320
    @ianjames6320 8 років тому

    Love your videos Dan. I'm so happy now I have my pottery shed I can get my fix when I need it. your videos have been a great help .have got the hang of bowls just working on cylinders now so this is an inspiration to aim for. and you make it look so easy.

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +1

      It's all just practice, once you get it sorted it it's easy.

  • @Vfgsnipes
    @Vfgsnipes 8 років тому

    Man, when he trims the lid, it's so satisfying

  • @annarenevictor9981
    @annarenevictor9981 8 років тому

    Very pretty! I feel a new obsession coming on 😉

  • @faranasdhauri4937
    @faranasdhauri4937 8 років тому +2

    i love this! your work is awesome, really want to try it as well, please could you add a picture or another video of your works after it's fired? would love to see that!

  • @uzmariaz8802
    @uzmariaz8802 8 років тому +2

    Such a master you are.

  • @rawmark
    @rawmark 6 років тому

    Thank you for this video. I've been wanting to make a cookie jar for a long time now. Because of your video I can go back to my teacher now and nag her. :)

  • @al6fshaanaa
    @al6fshaanaa 7 років тому +5

    Wow! I'll do like this someday

  • @surferdude8086
    @surferdude8086 4 роки тому

    That's so awesome. 🤙

  • @malanvogt
    @malanvogt 8 років тому +22

    I like these videos. can you add a picture at the end after its fired? I'd love to see these fired

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +12

      I will for some but I only made this yesterday and it may take a month before we actually fire the pot.
      Thanks.

    • @uzmariaz8802
      @uzmariaz8802 8 років тому +4

      Ingleton Pottery Thank you , please make some video of firing process of pots making. We are anxious to watch end product also.

    • @anissasmith2117
      @anissasmith2117 8 років тому +2

      Matthew Vogt I totally agree

  • @christinelavallee57
    @christinelavallee57 8 років тому +14

    New life motto: just give it a go

  • @kimberlyjaye7312
    @kimberlyjaye7312 8 років тому

    Always look forward to your videos.

  • @yaelsantos8312
    @yaelsantos8312 8 років тому +23

    thumbs up if this guy is cool

    • @anjumswat4023
      @anjumswat4023 7 років тому

      👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

  • @azeemazeem1000
    @azeemazeem1000 8 років тому

    Magic in your hands. God bless you

  • @Kermashan1337
    @Kermashan1337 7 років тому

    nice piece man. could you post the coloring process and burning as well as finished look it would be awesome. it would be nice to see what they look like when done.

  • @venomx7979
    @venomx7979 7 років тому

    These videos r so relaxing to me I really want to try it one day but I know it's going to be really hard to do

  • @dakotabrazeal633
    @dakotabrazeal633 8 років тому +3

    I'm currently in a pottery class and I'd like to try this next semester. About how many lbs of clay did you start with and what's the height at the end?

  • @The4thDensity
    @The4thDensity 7 років тому

    Dan, you the man.

  • @rossgiles7487
    @rossgiles7487 8 років тому +4

    Hi, great video I enjoyed it! are your batts held on purely with the hydro lock (is that a thing? it sounds smart haha) of the water and the two flat surfaces? or is there some sort of pin system that they are located on?

  • @andreacabantoc7667
    @andreacabantoc7667 8 років тому +3

    cool..

  • @paolaflores538
    @paolaflores538 7 років тому +11

    how to you center the clay so easily?

    • @pdoyleful
      @pdoyleful 6 років тому

      paola flores with the hands

    • @surferdude8086
      @surferdude8086 4 роки тому

      He's done it 3,789,490 times.

  • @2rueLIFE
    @2rueLIFE 8 років тому +3

    so cute!!

  • @MA-ns4pi
    @MA-ns4pi 8 років тому

    first like and comment

  • @lizm.5481
    @lizm.5481 8 років тому +2

    I like this

  • @shadowrealmelk_258
    @shadowrealmelk_258 8 років тому

    oh wow that was so pretty

  • @gigix656
    @gigix656 7 років тому +1

    This looks very fun

  • @alissacarlson4876
    @alissacarlson4876 7 років тому +1

    You guys inspire me

  • @westernvampire1754
    @westernvampire1754 7 років тому

    you have inspired me to make pottery

  • @kickthemoonfarm
    @kickthemoonfarm 7 років тому

    I enjoy watching yo throw. Your technique is different than mine, so interesting to watch. Your work is beautiful. Throwing is very addicting, to me. If I could I would just sit and throw all day, every day. But the ergonomics and economics keep that from happening. Thanks for sharing your work. Do you electric fire or gas fire? Reduction, salt? Would love to se the finished pieces, too. Thanks.
    Oh, you know, I just went to your FB page! There are lots of pieces on there! Beautiful!

  • @kirstenbagcat8072
    @kirstenbagcat8072 8 років тому

    I Subscribed!

  • @calimoyer423
    @calimoyer423 8 років тому +2

    i really want my own studio but I dont have much money.... where did you get youre wheel and kiln and supplies at and about how much?

    • @Itscheyennexoxo2
      @Itscheyennexoxo2 8 років тому +1

      DickBlick.com is great for starting a new studio! My ceramics class orders all of our clay and potters wheels from there! Our wheels have lasted for 17yrs

    • @danniellebalog93
      @danniellebalog93 6 років тому

      Look for a used kiln, I just did recently. Got a great deal. Now I need to seek out a electrician.

  • @baconsoda
    @baconsoda 8 років тому

    My wife watched this and said "When we go over to see D (our son, who lives about 60 miles form you) we are going to his pottery". So, now you know but I'll not spring a surprise on you, you'll get good warning.
    Best Wishes, Brendan.

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +1

      Would love to meet you in the flesh Brendan.
      Let me know when you're coming.
      Cheers, Dan.

    • @baconsoda
      @baconsoda 8 років тому

      I'll do that Dan. We will go over some time when it's not all touristy because that's the best time to see things properly.

    • @غفارفياض
      @غفارفياض 8 років тому

      baconsoda نجب

  • @jesuschrist7625
    @jesuschrist7625 8 років тому +1

    this os so freak relaxing and im a german kid

  • @aliceroloff3641
    @aliceroloff3641 5 місяців тому

    Hi do you always remove your throwing lines I love the look of throwing lines?

  • @TD-jn4tv
    @TD-jn4tv 6 років тому

    Could you show how you prepare your potter and what you store it in to become leather hard?

  • @ElessaCayleenaEzemay
    @ElessaCayleenaEzemay 6 років тому

    I have a request... My bf likes the circus a lot, and I was wondering how to make a circus tent cookie jar with open flaps and the top of the tent as the lid. Please and thank you if you make a video

  • @BEAMNGSurvival
    @BEAMNGSurvival 6 років тому

    👌 👌 👌 👌

  • @galaxiethesheep8561
    @galaxiethesheep8561 7 років тому

    did you actually put cookies in there? or did you just use it for decoration around the house or something?

  • @saikkkkkk
    @saikkkkkk 8 років тому

    beautiful... 😍

  • @lalalalalalalalal567
    @lalalalalalalalal567 8 років тому +5

    It's Christmas time!

  • @anugyanprem5922
    @anugyanprem5922 9 місяців тому

    Could you add a photo of how it looks after firing!😊

  • @alliedrawsart4614
    @alliedrawsart4614 8 років тому

    Love it

  • @bmrjma2144
    @bmrjma2144 8 років тому

    It took you ten minutes to make that and you can probably get $100 for it. That's crazy!!

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +3

      This will sell for about £12 in our shop, we're not pretentious and charge hundreds of pounds or dollars for our pots.
      It'll take a lot more time to fire, glaze and fettle the pot before it's ready for sale.
      Plus you need a big building to house the kilns and workshop and shop and if you look at the price of properties in the UK you'll see it's not just as easy to make money as you think.
      Thanks.

  • @Dr-Shlomo-Cohen
    @Dr-Shlomo-Cohen 7 років тому +1

    what happens to all the water inside? doesn't it make the material softer as you work?

    • @marshmallow1187
      @marshmallow1187 7 років тому +1

      The inside doesn't get soft as fast as you think... and at the end you can see him take a sponge to remove the water on the inside because it would eat away at the clay as it dries

  • @kanwaljitkaurrathoure4030
    @kanwaljitkaurrathoure4030 7 років тому

    very nice

  • @clovercos8616
    @clovercos8616 8 років тому +1

    cool

  • @frereslhassar90
    @frereslhassar90 4 роки тому

    Wow!

  • @Breadgirl92
    @Breadgirl92 6 років тому

    The dislikes always make me giggle. Why do they exist? What do people not like? Cookie jars? The technique?
    What makes people so irritated watch these videos they have to physically represent it with a dislike?

  • @deltaplane8
    @deltaplane8 7 років тому

    do you sell your pottery? if you do, where can I buy this, please?
    because your work is such amazing

  • @aleewheeler7042
    @aleewheeler7042 7 років тому

    How much clay did you start with for the pot?

  • @HeeGunOnggi
    @HeeGunOnggi 7 років тому

    good

  • @paigemurello8292
    @paigemurello8292 7 років тому

    I'm in ceramics @ school and I hope I can get this good he makes it look so easy and

  • @johnhamala2
    @johnhamala2 8 років тому

    hey, do you kneed your clay before throwing? if so what is a good way to do it because I throw a big piece just to have the walls collapse from air bubbles.

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +2

      We have a pug mill and prepare a load of clay before hand so that kneads the clay and removes all the air.
      Thanks.

    • @johnhamala2
      @johnhamala2 8 років тому

      At my school we have a pug mill as well, however there always seems to be some air bubbles, thanks, great channel!

  • @alissacarlson4876
    @alissacarlson4876 7 років тому +1

    I want to learn how to do pottery

  • @whoami00712
    @whoami00712 8 років тому

    what is the amount of clay you have used for the jar and the lid and what type of clay is it

  • @kaitchristenson
    @kaitchristenson 8 років тому

    Love your videos, also what is the name of the tool you use to trim the lids?

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +1

      All the tools are homemade, not really got a name.
      Thanks.

  • @alexdevenport42
    @alexdevenport42 8 років тому

    Where did you get your tools at?

  • @AmandaRDS
    @AmandaRDS 8 років тому

    eu adoro assistir isso, queria um dia tentar fazer

  • @jacobcpeland7657
    @jacobcpeland7657 8 років тому

    how much was ur wheel?

  • @connorcaproon451
    @connorcaproon451 8 років тому

    Why do you wet the wheel head before you place a fresh bat on?

    • @tommywiseauconfit
      @tommywiseauconfit 8 років тому

      I'm assuming it makes it stick

    • @connorcaproon451
      @connorcaproon451 8 років тому

      Chelsea Armour yes but his wheel has pins on it so the bats lock into place on their own

    • @IngletonPottery
      @IngletonPottery  8 років тому +1

      It's for added suction to the wheelhead.
      The pins stop it from going off center but you can still lift the bat clean off the head when you lift up, so adding some slip or water helps stop this.
      Thanks.

    • @connorcaproon451
      @connorcaproon451 8 років тому

      Ingleton Pottery Gotcha. Thanks for the reply.

  • @oliviamennell1804
    @oliviamennell1804 7 років тому

    Are you from ingleton in County Durham

  • @almamorales8173
    @almamorales8173 8 років тому +1

    it totally me how to make pottery

  • @boijacob4224
    @boijacob4224 8 років тому

    is is only me who thinks he's Robert suazey with glasses

  • @OrangeBellied
    @OrangeBellied 8 років тому

    What are pig bungs?

  • @johnleden1909
    @johnleden1909 7 років тому

    Couldn't be easier...

  • @baturhanbenkaya3765
    @baturhanbenkaya3765 7 років тому

    adam yapıyor be

  • @commar6088
    @commar6088 8 років тому +3

    can you do one with one hand? 💓💓👀

  • @ahmedmanogaming6177
    @ahmedmanogaming6177 4 роки тому

    So if you have received your

  • @Norwegainkat
    @Norwegainkat 7 років тому

    รัก

  • @MissGamerVideo
    @MissGamerVideo 8 років тому +2

    WHO DISLIKED POTTERY!

  • @kharwarbutt174
    @kharwarbutt174 5 років тому

    Make minar - e- 🇵🇰 pakistan

  • @camshepherd3445
    @camshepherd3445 6 років тому

    Hot

  • @catthestampeed2573
    @catthestampeed2573 7 років тому

    I don't know how I make time video of being think that you're being

  • @onlyskstatus6765
    @onlyskstatus6765 6 років тому

    Facebook

  • @koa1938
    @koa1938 8 років тому

    do you have a wife or girlfriend?

  • @jacquelinelopez2481
    @jacquelinelopez2481 7 років тому

    cool

  • @Norwegainkat
    @Norwegainkat 7 років тому

    รัก