I'm a complete newbie to pottery and I am SO glad I found your channel!! Not only are you clearly a lovely person, but your teaching and demos are exactly what I was looking and hoping for. Thank you for sharing your talent and teaching so generously.
I would like to congratulate you because during the various lockdowns many started offering lives, youtube tutorials. Once the lockdown is over, these contents are no longer produced. And you keep offering your videos. Thank you!!! I wish you only good things!!!
Such good tips as always, thank you! I participated in a handbuilt pottery workshop last week and made a coaster. I had no ideia it could warp, so now I can just hope it will be alright! I'll know tomorrow.🙈 I'm so glad you made a zine, I bought it right away! Can't wait to get it! 😍
Loved this project!! Have been wanting to try the tape resist method for awhile now. I wish you would have shown how you removed the tape after glazing. Can you please link the tape for us? Maybe on an English site like Amazon too? Thanks Mia! You’re an inspiration!
I forgot to film that part 😆 but it's really easy. I just used my fingernail or a needle tool to gently lift up the edges of the tape, and then they pull off very easily. The tape I used is from pk-pro.de.
"of course we cannot have glaze on the bottom of our tiles or they will stick to the kiln shelf" ...oh. Oh! Of course! I never realized but it makes perfect sense that that's why you have to wipe the glaze off the bottoms of things!
I'm a complete newbie to pottery and I am SO glad I found your channel!! Not only are you clearly a lovely person, but your teaching and demos are exactly what I was looking and hoping for. Thank you for sharing your talent and teaching so generously.
I would like to congratulate you because during the various lockdowns many started offering lives, youtube tutorials. Once the lockdown is over, these contents are no longer produced. And you keep offering your videos. Thank you!!! I wish you only good things!!!
I'm glad you're enjoying them! :D
Such good tips as always, thank you! I participated in a handbuilt pottery workshop last week and made a coaster. I had no ideia it could warp, so now I can just hope it will be alright! I'll know tomorrow.🙈 I'm so glad you made a zine, I bought it right away! Can't wait to get it! 😍
good luck!! ☺️
Love the video. It was super informative. And, I love your tattoo!
thank you! 🥰🥰
They’re cool what is the tape you used please
Your videos are so helpful ❤️
Can you please make a video about single firing?
About the steps of it from clay to glaze, and maybe give some tips 🙏🏽
I dont know much about this topic unfortunately
Thank you very much for this video. I love it as always ❤️
Loved this project!! Have been wanting to try the tape resist method for awhile now. I wish you would have shown how you removed the tape after glazing. Can you please link the tape for us? Maybe on an English site like Amazon too? Thanks Mia! You’re an inspiration!
I forgot to film that part 😆 but it's really easy. I just used my fingernail or a needle tool to gently lift up the edges of the tape, and then they pull off very easily. The tape I used is from pk-pro.de.
"of course we cannot have glaze on the bottom of our tiles or they will stick to the kiln shelf" ...oh. Oh! Of course! I never realized but it makes perfect sense that that's why you have to wipe the glaze off the bottoms of things!
🪴Hi, How do you remove glaze from pottery organically?
You glaze fired with the tape on?
What is the thickness of your slab? Definitely my next project!!!
1/2 centimeter :)
What surface are you working on?
What type of glaze did you use? Is it oxide colours or acrylic paints?please Can you tell me? Thank you.
Its just a stoneware ceramic glaze, not a paint.
@@PotterytothePeople thank you
May you tell me the name or brand of your tape, please?
it's form pk-pro.de :)
“ no I need to figure out what half of 17 is” 🤔😬😂
what kind of pad do you use? with me, the clay often sticks to the surface 😵💫
Its called a wedging board! I have a video on how to make them :)
And I use plain canvas
What type of glaze did you use? Is it oxide colours or acrylic paints?please Can you tell me? Thank you.