How a Ceramicist Uses Slip Casting to Create Perfect Pieces of Pottery | CRAFT | Great Home Ideas

Tara Dennis meets up with ceramicist Emma Jimson to learn about slip casting and mould making. Click here to subscribe: bit.ly/3hxN7d5
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[@alisonburgess345]

Far out! That's so interesting - the first time i've ever seen that done. Fabulous - thanks.

[@stephencraig7130]

Nice video.
Great intro to the world of hobby ceramics.

[@rebeccavalicoff1581]

So cool!

[@HeatherRichards-eo9wj]

it's moisture that makes pieces 'blow up' in the kiln, not air bubbles. If your piece isn't completely dry the moisture will boil and expand that that's what causes the piece to explode.

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

This is like making epoxy mold with silicone. Nice idea with ceramic too. may I know if this method can make thicker bowl or adding handles? Very good idea too for making sets, surely they would be same size. 🥰🥰🥰

[@luellanoles8585]

Having trouble finding a video on how to make a "spare." It's probably obvious ... but - being dyslexic - it would help if you would please do a quick video to show how to make them? Thanks!

[@AnGillis]

Hello, thank you for the nice video. I was wondering how long the mould needs to dry before it can be used?