A little trick I learned years ago is to use a balloon to press your clay into the mold. This way you get better contact with the sides without the finger marks. Cheers!
This is super relaxing and so much fun. When I was little I got an award for pottery at the Clay Arts Center. I use to make pretty things for my Mom who is no longer here on earth with us physically however she is spiritually. Very creative and beautiful work. Many blessings 😊
@@yurimichellegudino-muriel2808 hiiii. Jesus loves you. God loves you. God is amazing, Jesus is amazing. I just want to tell you God is willing to help you with whatever it is you are going through.. I don't know if you already have a relationship with God, the Lord Jesus and the Holy Spirit... If you do I'm so glad if you don't, why?🥺... Life is so hard, sometimes you need a
You did a great job on the bowls using a slab technique!!! I think your method is clear enough that MOST people can figure out the removal process from the mold on their own. Thank you for such a great video!!
Hi Peti - I want to apologize for all the rudeness from ungrateful readers on your wonderful video. :-) You did a great job and I'm happy I found this!
@The Power of Nature - well, to get technical, she made the bowl without a wheel. The foot is absolutely do-able without the use of a wheel. She even says "to make it easier" but not "you must use a wheel" to attach, etc. Regardless, kindness is easy. She's giving us an exceptional lesson for free!
I can't believe how many ugly and sad comments there are ... people who are here only to find you a mistake ....in order to then "stretch" you over comments and first of all they are not concentrating on what is important at all, but just stupid questions why you are not this or that ... mah
@The Power of Nature poterry wheel is not the same thing like banding wheel...if you want to do the pottery job, first thing that you need is banding wheel
@The Power of Nature She doesn't use a pottery wheel - that is, the kind you can use to make a bowl. She is using a banding wheel as an aid to turn the pot around. You can use a lazy susan, or if you haven't got either, just turn the pot around by hand. If you don't know the difference between a pottery wheel and the type of wheel she's using here you don't really know enough to be making critical comments.
Zeit für solche handarbeit ist jahren vorbei. Aber für Rentner die viel Zeit haben ist nicht schlimm. Danke dir my schwester du hast es sehr schön gebaut.
That was my mistake...you dont need pottery wheel, but you need banding wheel... but only because it's easier...if you dont have neither, you can use a piece of sponge to turn arround...look video 52 (on the end)
I'd be pleased with myself with this result. Good, clear instructions. As for it being removed from the mold, as explained in the text, it will just pop out after waiting for 2 hrs: the dry mold will have absorbed some of the moisture from the clay, resulting in some shrinkage so, it will be slightly smaller than the mold. Removal is now easy. Subscribed and thanks for sharing.
It is a beautiful piece. Peti element, thank you for sharing your craft and showing us the step by step. By the notes on your wall I realize that you are translating it for English speakers.
If you don't care about having to wash it later, you can use just about any bowl you already have in your kitchen. Bisque is good because it absorbs the water from the clay very quickly, but you can make do even with regular household bowls, made of glass.
Exactly, possibly because it didn't release due to the fact that the clay had stuck to the non absorbent surface. The ceramic mould should of had a lining inside for that purpose or use a plaster mould.
Why don’t you show us how you extract the clay bowl from the Mold? That s the hardest part of all the work and we couldn’t t see you do it in the video
Put some corn starch on the mold before you set your clay, that will prevent any sticking and it will make it easily removed afterwards. If you use any kind of plastic, your bottom part (the one sat on the mold), will show many wrinkles....
Extremely inspiring. I've never done pottery before. But I know I'd love to do 'coz it's creation with one's own hands. What & how should I procure the clay? Will those available online do? And, does it not require baking to make real uses of it? If yes, how can we do it at home? Give some options for the same too, please.
Hi Malini...i don't know but i think that you can order the clay on line in your town or state...where are you come from? If you use normal clay, you must do the firing if not, you can't use it. But maybe you can try with polymer clay, which is maybe easier at the beginning...polymer clay you must only dry on the air or bake in your owen at home🙂 my advice is to begin with small objects...I wish you all the best 🙂❤
@@Petielement5 Thank you for your wishes and the prompt reply💕. I'll soon look for the polymer clay. My city being quite old and on the bigger side, I hope I'd get it locally. And online, sure. I'd certainly keep on singing 😁 as I'm a classically & professionally trained singer in Indian Classical and light music. Love and best wishes from India 💖
@@shilk3681 Hello. I haven't been able to procure the polymer clay. I'm from Kolkata. I certainly would have got it had I visited the New Market or Gariahat Market. But unfortunately, I, at first looked for the same online and what I got was rubbish. And then the Corona theatre unfolded. So, my pottery is swimming in deep sees.
I'm not a video expert ... I didn't consider it necessary to explain something that goes without saying ... I'm not from the English-speaking world but I think everything is written. you only need to read.
It is slip that you need to connect the clay part's. You have a video that talking about how to use and how to do the slip. For mold, i leave it for 2 hours aprox.
I think you should have lined the bowl with something like a Jay Cloth or some kitchen roll otherwise the clay sticks to the non absorbent surface. I noticed you ommitted to show the release of the clay from the bowl. Or else you can use a plaster mould. Sorry to pick this up but people need to know.
Hello Peti element ! Maybe you could flatten the slab at the wished thicknes by using two flat wooden sticks with the thickness you desire ? Nice job otherwise !
Hai.. I am From India 🙂 Good work 💯 I like it I want to know how to make soft clay in soil at home Pls replay A lot of love from India❣️ What type of clay you are using..?
HI Tric....as far as i know first of all you must find a clay in nature and mixed with water...i'm in europe so here we buy clay which is already made for use. I use earthenware white clay...thanks for watching ❤
I really enjoyed this video, loved the comment about singing! Would like to know what type of clay is used as well as decoration and glazing. All in all very enjoyable!
Hi Patrick...tnx for your comment...it is normal white clay and bowls from main picture are colored with underglaze colors and transparent shiny glaze.. keep singing 🙂👍❤
I use a tennis ball for the first round of smoothing. Thank you for a great demo. I would like to see much more of the finished (glazed) product at the end. The "next up" videos interfered with seeing your final product.
Hi Linda..tnx for comment. There is one video where you can see finished product of all this videos. I hope that will be enough for you only "to see" because it is not translated in english.
You cant make clay. You must find a hobby shop or else and buy it. Also in this video i use professional colors called underglaze for decoration. And you need also transparent glaze for finish. Where are you come from? Ask in your town for ceramic shop ...maybe there.
What is slip? is it like the paste you make with clay to be some sort of clay clue or is it a product you need to buy. Please tell me and explain what it is
Hi Stephanie....just leave the clay inside the bowl toshrink by itself. It will dry and it will get out when clay dry because it will become smaller so you can get it out. If you use any other kind of bowl like glass, ceramic or metal than between clay and bowl put some paper or plastic wrap.
Hi Sandra...you must leave the clay inside the same bowl. The clay will dry inside, and will go out alone once is dry, because by drying the clay inside become smaller and squeeze. I hope that i help you..❤🙏🙂
@@hilaryeales1268 hi..tnx for your opinion but i really think that is unnesessery to record the scene of 2,3 hour that is understandable in itself...❤🙏🙂
@@hilaryeales1268 I agree or at least explained it in the captions. It is also important that you use a bisque bowl and not a glazed one (or plastic, glass, or metal). It will stick more to a glazed one.
I would have used the sponge to push the clay into the bowel rather than having finger marks in it in the first place. As an answer to the question on how to remove the clay from the bowel, I assume you let the bowel dry just a bit then turned it upside down on a flat board since the bowel would have shrunk just a bit it would have come away from the porous pot that it was made in. This would not have been so some of the bowel you had used o make it in had been glazed.
Hi Barry...yes, you can do it also with the sponge but anyway, first of all, you must put a little bit of pressure into the mold and after that you can smooth all surface with the sponge. Everything is exactly what you said about removing the clay from the mold. All the best 👍
There are two video, but, together they do one. You cant hear me speaking because i put only translation in the video. You can mute the music, because i dont speek.
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A little trick I learned years ago is to use a balloon to press your clay into the mold. This way you get better contact with the sides without the finger marks. Cheers!
This is super relaxing and so much fun. When I was little I got an award for pottery at the Clay Arts Center. I use to make pretty things for my Mom who is no longer here on earth with us physically however she is spiritually.
Very creative and beautiful work.
Many blessings 😊
Thank you Yuri...i'm glad that my video remind you of your Mom and you when you was little ❤
Many blessing to you from Croatia. Stay safe.
@@Petielement5 I'm always safe no matter the weather, in or out, up or down. Lol
Thanks for replying.
You stay safe now with this pandemic. 😷😊
@@yurimichellegudino-muriel2808 hiiii. Jesus loves you. God loves you. God is amazing, Jesus is amazing. I just want to tell you God is willing to help you with whatever it is you are going through.. I don't know if you already have a relationship with God, the Lord Jesus and the Holy Spirit... If you do I'm so glad if you don't, why?🥺... Life is so hard, sometimes you need a
You did a great job on the bowls using a slab technique!!! I think your method is clear enough that MOST people can figure out the removal process from the mold on their own. Thank you for such a great video!!
Thank you Julie for your understanding ❤
Hi Peti - I want to apologize for all the rudeness from ungrateful readers on your wonderful video. :-) You did a great job and I'm happy I found this!
Tnx Mirla very much for your understanding and support ❤
@The Power of Nature - well, to get technical, she made the bowl without a wheel. The foot is absolutely do-able without the use of a wheel. She even says "to make it easier" but not "you must use a wheel" to attach, etc. Regardless, kindness is easy. She's giving us an exceptional lesson for free!
I can't believe how many ugly and sad comments there are ... people who are here only to find you a mistake ....in order to then "stretch" you over comments and first of all they are not concentrating on what is important at all, but just stupid questions why you are not this or that ... mah
@The Power of Nature poterry wheel is not the same thing like banding wheel...if you want to do the pottery job, first thing that you need is banding wheel
@The Power of Nature She doesn't use a pottery wheel - that is, the kind you can use to make a bowl. She is using a banding wheel as an aid to turn the pot around. You can use a lazy susan, or if you haven't got either, just turn the pot around by hand.
If you don't know the difference between a pottery wheel and the type of wheel she's using here you don't really know enough to be making critical comments.
I am taking ceramics in school. This video was sooooo helpful. May God bless you🙏🏼🌸
Wowwww beautiful woundetful relaxing . Thankyou for your video . My brother love ceramic pots . So im goinna make one for his birthday
I'm a beginner in pottery, and this is my first video tutorial and I love it!
Thanks for your hard work and dedication ❤
You are welcome Chris..I hope my videos will help you 👍🙂❤
Zeit für solche handarbeit ist jahren vorbei. Aber für Rentner die viel Zeit haben ist nicht schlimm. Danke dir my schwester du hast es sehr schön gebaut.
Without a pottery wheel....."Use a pottery wheel to make it easier.." Yea, but you said I wouldn't have to... :/
That was my mistake...you dont need pottery wheel, but you need banding wheel... but only because it's easier...if you dont have neither, you can use a piece of sponge to turn arround...look video 52 (on the end)
@@Petielement5 but you dont say that in the video. The thumbnail of the videos on a glazed finished product
Your videos are really cool
What type of clay are you using? Could you mention it please?
@@dgpowell he didn’t use a pottery wheel. That’s a banding wheel.
I'd be pleased with myself with this result. Good, clear instructions.
As for it being removed from the mold, as explained in the text, it will just pop out after waiting for 2 hrs: the dry mold will have absorbed some of the moisture from the clay, resulting in some shrinkage so, it will be slightly smaller than the mold. Removal is now easy.
Subscribed and thanks for sharing.
Tnx Leanda for your help. I've already answered 10 times about that 🙂. Maybe now people will really look video carefully and read comments 🙂
@@Petielement5 I'm going to have a look at some of your other videos now.
Really you are great artist
It is a beautiful piece. Peti element, thank you for sharing your craft and showing us the step by step. By the notes on your wall I realize that you are translating it for English speakers.
Tnx Erica... I really try too translate everything that i think it's important for anybody that like clay and ceramic. Enjoy !❤
Erica Stogsdill wonderful I now understand❤️
For other watchers: you can buy bisque bowls online to do this. It’s a lot of fun!
If you don't care about having to wash it later, you can use just about any bowl you already have in your kitchen. Bisque is good because it absorbs the water from the clay very quickly, but you can make do even with regular household bowls, made of glass.
Genial manera de realizar un recipiente .Gracias por compartir con nosotros su pieza de ceramica.
Gracias Carmen..❤👍
Very well explained, nice to watch. Thanks and best wishes to you All.
Tnx Subhash...all the best to you too 👍❤⭐
Nice video, could you please use extra lighting, it was not possible to see when you worked inside the base stand. Cheers
I will try to do my best !🙂👍
Really nice tysm or all the hard work u put to tyis
Thank you Art 🙂👍🌈
You missed an entire step! Taking it out of the mold.
Hi Victoria.... it is writen on the video: approx after 2 hours the clay body go out by itself. It is enough to leave it on the air.
I didn't see it also
@@martiybarra8964 can you please see my video no. 79? Thank you ❤👍
Exactly, possibly because it didn't release due to the fact that the clay had stuck to the non absorbent surface. The ceramic mould should of had a lining inside for that purpose or use a plaster mould.
@@vanessanfowler actually, i used a absorbent surface. My old bisque fired bowl that i always use...can you look my video.79?
Thanks for the nice video. 😊
A sandbag works great to ease the clay into the mold and not get finger marks
Simply beautiful! I always love pottery! You make it looks easy and fun! Thank you :-)
Thank you Tubong ❤✔
Great tutorial, thank you!
Great value video, very instructive.😍
Nice demonstration and translation. Thank you:)
Btw clear and fluent video, 👍
I thought using the rag to smooth out the inside of the bowl was a great idea ... thanks!
You have good UA-cam hands
Tnx annwltr
I enjoyed this so much, thank you! But how do you manage to work with clay with those lovely nails...?!😄
Hahaha Bosvigo's...thank you very much..i' m used to after 25 years and i don't work with nails but with tools or fingers 🙂🙂🙂 enjoy your day❤⭐
@@Petielement5 I think she meant finger nails :)
Good job on the video. Great thanks for the share.
Thanks for watching!
شكرًا على الطريقة الصحيحة و الممتعة تسلم الايادي
اذا ممكن تعطيني وصفة العحينه اذا بتفعمي عليها
Lovely, Really. Thanks fr Sharing. I REALLY LOVE WATCHING THESE CLIPS N VIDEOS, AS WILL LEARN ONE DAY SOONEST HOW TO MAKE POTTERY STUFFS TOOOOO.
Tnx Irani..I wish you all the best❤
Pottery
@Peti element you can use a cake wheel for something small it will turn easily and if you have someone to help works as a makeshift pottery wheel.
That was fantastic. Thank you ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow super thanks for sharing
Your'e welcome Sneha 👍
Why don’t you show us how you extract the clay bowl from the Mold? That s the hardest part of all the work and we couldn’t t see you do it in the video
Bavia you can easily extract the bowl by giving a little heat to mold. You can make it in micro or by using hair dryer.
put a paper towel in the bowl or a Walmart bag
Put some corn starch on the mold before you set your clay, that will prevent any sticking and it will make it easily removed afterwards. If you use any kind of plastic, your bottom part (the one sat on the mold), will show many wrinkles....
Can you please see my video no.79?
@@hopedesire2197 if you want speed up the time
I like it your technic.Is amazing.Thank you!
Can you please put a video with clay to make Navaratri vilaku ( lamp) .... Navaratri is a festival which is celebrated in india please....
Good idea....Thank you 🙂
Thank you please upload as early as possible
I don't like to use sandpaper too lol thank you so much for the video!
Wonderful.
Tnx Mirla ❤
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Awesome 😊
Thanks 🤗
Interesting and informative video dear big like
beautiful creativity...nice...what you use filling gap...
Hi Gajendra..tnx for your comment...i don't understand which gap do you mean?
Same question as @GajendraSingh, what do you use to attach the bottom foot to the bowl (11:53) and to feel in the gaps around?
@@360revolucion8 it is a slip..it is dry clay, mixed with water. It is mud, that you use like a glue....
@@Petielement5 иии
Д люди хззззззззщззз
Thanks a lot!!
Hi it’s looking beautiful but I didn’t see how you took the clay out of the regular bowl.
I know..🙂 leave the clay inside the regular bowl. It will come out by itself when dry
@@Petielement5 why you didn't show us this step I was waiting for that ..💔
@@rawanror8416 you can also look video number 79. Thanks
I was waiting for the step of getting put the piece from the bowl 😭🔫 how dis you get it out without destroying the shape
You leave everything to dry and the bowl will come out alone.
Extremely inspiring. I've never done pottery before. But I know I'd love to do 'coz it's creation with one's own hands. What & how should I procure the clay? Will those available online do? And, does it not require baking to make real uses of it? If yes, how can we do it at home? Give some options for the same too, please.
Hi Malini...i don't know but i think that you can order the clay on line in your town or state...where are you come from? If you use normal clay, you must do the firing if not, you can't use it. But maybe you can try with polymer clay, which is maybe easier at the beginning...polymer clay you must only dry on the air or bake in your owen at home🙂 my advice is to begin with small objects...I wish you all the best 🙂❤
@@Petielement5 Thank you for your wishes and the prompt reply💕. I'll soon look for the polymer clay. My city being quite old and on the bigger side, I hope I'd get it locally. And online, sure. I'd certainly keep on singing 😁 as I'm a classically & professionally trained singer in Indian Classical and light music. Love and best wishes from India 💖
@@malinibhattacharya9226 Hi Malini.. we're u able to find the clay? Is it available in Delhi? I'm also new to pottery. Thanks
@@shilk3681 Hello. I haven't been able to procure the polymer clay. I'm from Kolkata. I certainly would have got it had I visited the New Market or Gariahat Market. But unfortunately, I, at first looked for the same online and what I got was rubbish. And then the Corona theatre unfolded. So, my pottery is swimming in deep sees.
The problem with online is that you can't see the quality before hand. And it's quite expensive what I saw online.
How long do you wait to take it out of the mold? Also what is the stuff you are applying with a paint brush?
I'm sorry but I think I've repeated it a few times already ... when people started complaining I made another video..this is not intentional...
I'm not a video expert ... I didn't consider it necessary to explain something that goes without saying ... I'm not from the English-speaking world but I think everything is written. you only need to read.
It is slip that you need to connect the clay part's. You have a video that talking about how to use and how to do the slip. For mold, i leave it for 2 hours aprox.
I think you should have lined the bowl with something like a Jay Cloth or some kitchen roll otherwise the clay sticks to the non absorbent surface. I noticed you ommitted to show the release of the clay from the bowl. Or else you can use a plaster mould. Sorry to pick this up but people need to know.
can you please see my video 79? i explained everything once more....
Hello Peti element ! Maybe you could flatten the slab at the wished thicknes by using two flat wooden sticks with the thickness you desire ? Nice job otherwise !
Hi Patric...nice advice.tnx
@@Petielement5 You welcome ! :)
I did not see how you removed from the mold. Any tips on how to do this?
Let it dry inside the mold. It will come out by itself when dry.
Hai.. I am From India 🙂
Good work 💯 I like it
I want to know how to make soft clay in soil at home
Pls replay
A lot of love from India❣️
What type of clay you are using..?
HI Tric....as far as i know first of all you must find a clay in nature and mixed with water...i'm in europe so here we buy clay which is already made for use. I use earthenware white clay...thanks for watching ❤
@@Petielement5 ok👍
So interesting
I really enjoyed this video, loved the comment about singing! Would like to know what type of clay is used as well as decoration and glazing. All in all very enjoyable!
Hi Patrick...tnx for your comment...it is normal white clay and bowls from main picture are colored with underglaze colors and transparent shiny glaze.. keep singing 🙂👍❤
I use a tennis ball for the first round of smoothing. Thank you for a great demo. I would like to see much more of the finished (glazed) product at the end. The "next up" videos interfered with seeing your final product.
Hi Linda..tnx for comment. There is one video where you can see finished product of all this videos. I hope that will be enough for you only "to see" because it is not translated in english.
ua-cam.com/video/9s7A3EdrAoc/v-deo.html
I would like to know what you used to hold the foot on the bowl?
Hy..It is slip. Dry clay mixed with water which serves for gluing.
Hi @peti, can you tell me what was that paste that you have used to stick up the bowl with bottom part?
It is slip...dry clay mixed with water....you must see my video number 83...thank you
Hi. How do you dry them to make hard? Do I need a kiln or can I dry in oven, air or sun? Thanks
It is Better dry on the air. When is dry, you need to fire in the kiln at 980° degrees
Ah! Thank you
I loved this video! Great format and you are so meticulous. It’s wonderful
Does anyone know, if you use corn starch to get the clay out of the bowl without damage?
or do you just hit the bowl and the dry clay falls out?
You just let dry the clay inside the bowl...the clay will come out by itself
Hola saludos y bendiciones nueva en tu espacio me encanta tu video 👍👍👍
How to make clay and which color we Will use to decorate the pot
You cant make clay. You must find a hobby shop or else and buy it. Also in this video i use professional colors called underglaze for decoration. And you need also transparent glaze for finish. Where are you come from? Ask in your town for ceramic shop ...maybe there.
Its beautiful ..but can u please tell how to make the clay
Hi Javeria...you can't make clay..you can buy it on hobby or art store
What is slip? is it like the paste you make with clay to be some sort of clay clue or is it a product you need to buy. Please tell me and explain what it is
Can you please check up my video no.83...everything is explained there in that video...tnx 👍❤
How did you take out the clay from the bowl?
That was fun 👍🤓❤️
what type of table are you using and is it important
Muito bom mesmo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hi, with a tune in my heart and a song on my lips! I am Irish so whisky lubrication for my throat 😉
How did you get the ceramic out of the plastic bowl?
Hi Stephanie....just leave the clay inside the bowl toshrink by itself. It will dry and it will get out when clay dry because it will become smaller so you can get it out. If you use any other kind of bowl like glass, ceramic or metal than between clay and bowl put some paper or plastic wrap.
@@Petielement5 ty so much!!
How did you get the clay out of the bisque bowl now stuck
Hi Sandra...you must leave the clay inside the same bowl. The clay will dry inside, and will go out alone once is dry, because by drying the clay inside become smaller and squeeze. I hope that i help you..❤🙏🙂
But still, you should have shown that step!.....
@@hilaryeales1268 hi..tnx for your opinion but i really think that is unnesessery to record the scene of 2,3 hour that is understandable in itself...❤🙏🙂
@@hilaryeales1268 I agree or at least explained it in the captions. It is also important that you use a bisque bowl and not a glazed one (or plastic, glass, or metal). It will stick more to a glazed one.
@@annagizziatlas62 thank you, Anna 👍😎
I think if you put plastic in the bowl first it would be easier to remove?
Hi mary, yes. You can also put plastic or newspaper...but you can see my video no.79🙂👍❤
i want to try this project but where can i possibly buy clay?
In some hobby shop in your zone or town....or try on line🙂
Prekrasan video 👍👍❤️
This is so beautiful, I love it
Thank you very much Emma :)
From where you buy clay
You must look ceramic supply shop in your town or hobby shop .i'm in europe and i use italian clay
what is that connecter called is it glue?
Ahmdtasha..it is dry clay mixed with water that you use like a glue
I would have used the sponge to push the clay into the bowel rather than having finger marks in it in the first place. As an answer to the question on how to remove the clay from the bowel, I assume you let the bowel dry just a bit then turned it upside down on a flat board since the bowel would have shrunk just a bit it would have come away from the porous pot that it was made in. This would not have been so some of the bowel you had used o make it in had been glazed.
Hi Barry...yes, you can do it also with the sponge but anyway, first of all, you must put a little bit of pressure into the mold and after that you can smooth all surface with the sponge. Everything is exactly what you said about removing the clay from the mold. All the best 👍
After the commercial it looks like a different video. And there is music playing so I can't hear what you're saying. 😿
There are two video, but, together they do one. You cant hear me speaking because i put only translation in the video. You can mute the music, because i dont speek.
Nice...
Where did you buy the clay?
Hi Vicky... in a specialty store that sells pottery equipment..you must ask in your zone
Peti element ok thanks I’ll look around here in Fl
I'm sorry... But where I can buy that kind of clay.. I don't have idea where it can find
HI Lea...you must look some hobby shop in your town or some ceramic/clay supplier in your zone..
Can you please tell me where you bought that pottery wheel please ?!!
I"m in europe, so i buy it in austria. Keramikbedarf.at
I can’t read the site you sent me.
I’m in Europe too, in France.
@@delia2111 it is in austria.
How does the clay release from the bowl?
Hi Deborah...can you please check my video no.79? Thank you very much 🙂❤
How did you get is out of the bisque bowl?
I ley it dry and bowl will come out by itsel. Let it dry inside, because clay shrink.
Which soil use for it?
Not soil but clay.
How did you get it out of the other bowl
Video no.79
Are u using polymer clau?
No. This is not polimer clay
How did you take out the bowl
Truth is she probably didn't do that very successfully hence missing out that step. Hey ho.
Hahaha
can you please see my video 79? i explained everything once more....
Do we need to apply Oil for the bowl
No Mary. Leave the bowl inside and will come out by itself
Thanks you
how did you take it out of the original bowl?
Let dry and will come out alone because shrink when dry
AS aulas são somente on line.
Is this air dry clay.? How to make air dry clay stronger and last longer
No, this is not air dry clay...i'm sorry but i don't know the technology fir air dry clay but you can find on YT some videos...🙂
@@Petielement5 oh i see😊which is the one you used?
How do I take it out of the mold?
Leave to dry in the mold and clay will come out alone. Of course, depend on what kind of mold did you use
How it came out form mould itself
If you leave to dry it will come out by yourself because the clay dry and shrink so it will become smaller
Merci
kindly share video...how to color and glazing
Can you please find on my channel...you have video about coloring and glasing...tnx
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Would you please know this clay of any made material?
Sorry Hoda but I don't understand your question.....
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can you please see my video 79? i explained everything once more....
You didn’t show that how you removed the bowl from the mold or guide