Thanks for the video. I have been doing them quite a while ago too. I did it in porcelain. I did however put a line pattern on the inside of the filter-holder as this would prevent the filter paper from sticking to the wall and make the coffee run a little easier. We do have these in Germany, but put on top of our coffee pot. Our aunty used to have two coffee pots and while the guests were having one cup each from the first pot, the next lot of coffee would filter into the next pot. Memories from childhood.
Hi!!! Thank you for sharing this. I would like to know what kind of glase do you use for your pieces, and also how many time do you fire your pieces. Again thank you so much.
Thanks for watching. I used a cone 10 glaze developed at Higher Fire Clayspace & Gallery in San Jose. I fire them 2 times - once for bisque &then the final glaze one.
tree cerdas I'm not sure I understand the question. I air dry and leave the plaster molds in to retain shape. When it's firmed up I remove them...cover with plastic for slower drying time
Very good methodical video. I recently slab made a prototype but picked up some good tips from your video for Prototype No II. Thanks.
Awesome!
Great tutorial as always. Thank you sooo much.
This is an excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you for this great video!
Is it possible to get the template for the pour over?
Thanks for the video. I have been doing them quite a while ago too. I did it in porcelain. I did however put a line pattern on the inside of the filter-holder as this would prevent the filter paper from sticking to the wall and make the coffee run a little easier. We do have these in Germany, but put on top of our coffee pot. Our aunty used to have two coffee pots and while the guests were having one cup each from the first pot, the next lot of coffee would filter into the next pot. Memories from childhood.
Hi!!! Thank you for sharing this. I would like to know what kind of glase do you use for your pieces, and also how many time do you fire your pieces. Again thank you so much.
Thanks for watching. I used a cone 10 glaze developed at Higher Fire Clayspace & Gallery in San Jose. I fire them 2 times - once for bisque &then the final glaze one.
@@jamiemeador2967 Thank you so much!!! justo to make sure, the final fire is at 1652°F ???
@@wilberthmis2117 We go to cone 10 which is close to 2350 F.
where can i find the video from these cups please?
ua-cam.com/video/fl6xTG5Zi8Q/v-deo.html
are u used air dry clay ? or plaster of paris ?
tree cerdas I'm not sure I understand the question. I air dry and leave the plaster molds in to retain shape. When it's firmed up I remove them...cover with plastic for slower drying time
I think she’s asking if they need to be fired in a kiln, or use air-dry clay
Fantastic demonstration thank you for sharing.
I absolutely love your tutorials. I’m so glad I found you I am learning so much
The work is very beautiful ... What kind of colors are used in the work and are they painted using heat ... Thanks
Thank you, I use glazes formulated at our studio. My pieces are dipped abs then fired to 2350 degrees (cone 10).
Just the cutest handle EVER!!!
Exelente video..🤩 mil gracias por compartir tanto conocimiento....
The shaving tool is called a sureform. :-).
Do you fire the mug and pour over stacked together in the kiln for shrinkage alignment or would it be too heavy?
No, I fire them apart. I like the rim of my cup to be glazed.
I would love to make this set! Could you give me the link for the mug? I couldn't find it on your page. I love all your work!! Inspiring.....
Thanks!!! Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/fl6xTG5Zi8Q/v-deo.html
Jamie...your videos are just so inspiring...they are so helpful. Thank you. Hope to see you soon.
Margaret Case thank you!
did u find the one whole or three whole version to be a better pour over?
Depends on how quickly you want your coffee. The consensus at my studio was for 1 hole - longer time for the water to be with the coffee.
@@jamiemeador2967 Great! thanks for getting back to me:)
Hi Jamie...nice tutorial. Curious how thick you like the slab? Thank you
Try for a true 1/4. Slab rollers are not so accurate sometimes.
Es ist schade dass diese Videos keine deutsche Übersetzung haben😩
Can I bake this in a regular gas oven.if so how long and what temperature. What kind of glaze should I use
No.
Does your slab of clay need to be leather hard before you cut out the clay forms?
No...should only be a little stiff.
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