Making a Pottery Wheel Thrown Jar - Lid & Body (Part 1)

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  • Опубліковано 22 січ 2025

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  • @TeresaBaileypolymath
    @TeresaBaileypolymath Рік тому +11

    I enjoy hearing Ciro bark while you're throwing the lid. He always seems like a happy dog.

  • @galacticmechanic1
    @galacticmechanic1 Рік тому +9

    The white text tips you added are quite nice and helpful

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому +2

      Ah! Pleased you think so - there's a lot of jargon pottery terms that for a beginner/someone who doesn't make ceramics, might be confusing, so I might start doing this more regularly, same with the arrows! Thanks for watching!

  • @xenaauer6
    @xenaauer6 Рік тому +5

    you have def. improved your throwing skills over the last 2-3 years. congrats, well done! also i see your followers have trippled since i last visited. also your explanation is on point and very accurate. nice job

  • @ColonelJellybean
    @ColonelJellybean Рік тому +3

    always impressed by your skill sets-ceramics, video editing, and speaking. There are few videos that maintain my attention, especially ceramics content. Thank you for your dedication

  • @stardust-kyun
    @stardust-kyun Рік тому +14

    Absolutely gorgeous work! Your videos pushed me to start taking pottery classes at the beginning of 2023, and I've finally started to throw "large" vases of about 5 lbs. It's a wonderful experience, and I look forward to my classes (and your videos!!) every week :)

  • @flaviacohen5129
    @flaviacohen5129 Рік тому +1

    I can’t believe I counted the times you wedged the clay and they were exactly 100 times. Only perfection from you as always Florian. 👏🏼😊

  • @mileswhiting8212
    @mileswhiting8212 Рік тому +6

    Your dedication to your craft is so inspiring! I’m going to practice throwing big and throwing lids today. Thanks for literally making free online pottery classes 👍✨

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому +2

      Good luck! And you're very welcome, thanks for watching them!

  • @sou8063
    @sou8063 Рік тому +1

    I had a very tough day at work and was delighted to see this video was up, could feel my stress melting with each up and down during the coning until it vanished by the time it was done.
    I appreciate so much your videos not often for the educational purposes but the steadiness and progression that gives your videos a unique tranquil aura, a lot like your own pots actually, thanks a lot for continuing to share your journey with us! 😊❤

  • @JoseOcandoVideos
    @JoseOcandoVideos Рік тому +6

    Thank you so much for the weekly videos. I got inspired and just took my first pottery class yesterday. I threw 3 very imperfect bowls, but had such a fun time. These videos are such a treat.

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому +1

      What good news! It's fun at the start and when new things click and you can see yourself getting better, week in, week out, it gets highly addictive! Thanks so much for watching, means a lot.

  • @Leokipo
    @Leokipo Рік тому +1

    Having very novice experience from high school, I understand the process and the difficulty in each step. I was in absolute awe Florian! Great work, you’re so great!

    • @elimenchetti5595
      @elimenchetti5595 Рік тому

      Hi Leo,
      To add on to your Florian Fanboying,
      His voice, hand movements, and the way the water slaps against the hardened clay just hits me the right way. I also absolutely love his delicate fisting and fingering of the clay.

    • @amandarivera7837
      @amandarivera7837 Рік тому

      Wow Elias you make some great points!@@elimenchetti5595
      I think you are considered a Florian fanboy now too!
      Welcome to the club :)

  • @skelebuni
    @skelebuni Рік тому +2

    I've just started to learn how to make vases in my pottery class so this video has been very helpful in learning to throw bigger forms! Thank you :D

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому

      You’re very welcome! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch-it means a lot! Best of luck learning to throw, I miss those early stages 🙌🏻

  • @xbaczewska4197
    @xbaczewska4197 Рік тому +1

    Nice comprehensive tutorial. I learn something from each video. From the lid explication, for sure, this time.

  • @boatman9181
    @boatman9181 Рік тому +2

    this is exactly what i needed!! throwing lids is so hard

  • @mikepetersen7319
    @mikepetersen7319 Рік тому +1

    Looking forward for the sequel.

  • @TheRealBobHickman
    @TheRealBobHickman Рік тому +1

    Beautiful shape. This one is going to be gorgeous.

  • @TheBency
    @TheBency Рік тому +1

    Thanks for making the video. I got couple of small tips that will help in the future.

  • @WellWoopdidoo
    @WellWoopdidoo Рік тому +3

    “At this point, I’m throwing up”
    Constant, steady pressure does that to me too.

  • @clarabisson7299
    @clarabisson7299 Рік тому +1

    excited to see the trimming

  • @hardwareful
    @hardwareful Рік тому

    Intro has very strong "le Studio" vibes. Love it :D

  • @flamethrowex
    @flamethrowex Рік тому +3

    Oh wow, the jar is looking wonderful already even without any trimming
    Also, if I'm seeing correctly, it looks like you're trying out a slightly different editing style... I'm excited to see where it goes!

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому +3

      I want to start incorporating more drawings, studio shots, arrows and some text tags to explain a few of the more pottery specific words I say. Glad you noticed!

  • @Smallathe
    @Smallathe Рік тому +1

    Wonderful video!

  • @ConanDuke
    @ConanDuke 4 місяці тому +1

    Stunning.

  • @zaibcom
    @zaibcom Рік тому +1

    Amazing

  • @kinlyki
    @kinlyki Рік тому

    I have a question for you, what do you think of Primitive Technology's rudimentary pottery making? Do you think you would be able to do better or do you think you would be worse when making pottery in the same environment?

  • @joejr1214
    @joejr1214 Рік тому

    Hey! This is awesome. Thanks for sharing. One question keeps coming up in my mind:
    If you know you'll be lifting the piece with your hands (both for the large body, and the lid in this case), why not throw directly on the bat to avoid any waviness later on, and avoid the nerve-wracking part where the whole thing moves? knowing that it is maybe a "one-of" and that you won't need 30 bats for a series of pots (unless you do...)?

  • @kirkadams1380
    @kirkadams1380 Рік тому +1

    Might be helpful in the future... with centering large amounts of clay, try first rhythmically slapping the clay with both hands as it spins slowly. That usually gets it in good shape to properly center getting out the worst of the undulations.

  • @GreenDayFanMT
    @GreenDayFanMT Рік тому

    Nice new touch to include on-screen descriptions for pottery terms. Must be a lot of work. One question, does clay become easier to wedge when it is warm, say 30°C or more?

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому

      Glad you think so! Well, it's not necessarily easier... but wedging freezing cold clay is horrible, and if it's actually frozen then it's really difficult! Otherwise it doesn't make a wild difference.

  • @SmithCaro
    @SmithCaro Рік тому +1

    2:21 ... The Sorting Hat ... 😊

  • @r.duroucher225
    @r.duroucher225 Рік тому +1

    I'm curious about something. Why create a galley at the top of the jar when the lid slots into the jar itself? You could have left the side of the jar as is, without a galley (which you're not using for the lid) and it would have been thicker and stronger.

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому +1

      It’s an aesthetic choice really, it creates a band of shadow underneath the lid and groove from which you can lift the lid off from. It doesn’t make it any weaker really.

    • @r.duroucher225
      @r.duroucher225 Рік тому

      @@floriangadsbyThanks for that explanation.

  • @rosen-garten629
    @rosen-garten629 Рік тому

    Florian, would you mind telling the hight of the jar, freshly thrown? Metric or imperial, I'm used to both... 😅

  • @Alex_0Z
    @Alex_0Z Рік тому +1

    never heard of “dry centering” for larger works i’ll have to try it i’ve found i use a lotttttt of water with larger pots

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому

      I've never heard it called dry centring either but it makes a lot of sense and is VERY helpful. Good luck with the technique!

  • @NathanielR-d1f
    @NathanielR-d1f Рік тому

    I just changed my account sk i might not look familiar. Buy Ive been watching you videos for a while now, and im makeing art show peices almost all with lids (it gets you extra points) and i dident even think of makeing the lid like that. So will use in the future.

  • @mikeysmall88
    @mikeysmall88 Рік тому +1

    I laughed out loud when you said you were no expert. Yeah okay 😂

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому

      I mean, what is an expert! I'm still learning and constantly feel like I've got a LONG way to go in terms of practical ability, it's all relative, I guess.

    • @rekwa3860
      @rekwa3860 Рік тому

      Yeah right 😅 "it takes 12 to 20 minutes to throw a bigger pot" come on, i sometimes spend more time to center a piece of clay as big as my wrist....

  • @jujubesification
    @jujubesification Рік тому

    With your very bendy thumbs! What if someone doesn't have very bendy thumbs?

    • @floriangadsby
      @floriangadsby  Рік тому

      You can use tools to do the same job, or your fingers, doesn't have to be thumbs by any means.

    • @markferraresi8789
      @markferraresi8789 Рік тому

      I use the short end of my wooden rib to flatten bottoms. Works pretty well and removes slip at the same time.

  • @mothernature6973
    @mothernature6973 Рік тому +1

    ❤😮😮😮❤😮