Making a Ceramic Ladle with Reduced Iron Paint
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2021
- This is the final episode of the Ancient Pottery Challenge, the rebuilding and successful completion of the ladle. This time it comes out great and I follow the process all the way through painting and firing. Also I do something a little different with this one, I experiment with reduced iron paint and am successful. Then I will recap all the Ancient Pottery Challenge submissions from other potters. Thanks to everyone who participated.
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Most of us can't reach your level. Your the master. Love it. GREAT teachings. Masterfully done. We love the production.
It was so good to see everyone’s pottery!🤗🐝❤️
Yes it was. Thanks.
İ love to watch your videos. Thanks so much again 👍
Thank you
And that ladle was just beautiful!. Congratulations!
Hermosísimo y honesto trabajo 😊
Great video , I roll the little rattle beads in dry clay dust so they done stick to anything inside, but probably suit .fun !!!
I rolled mine in dry temper so not sure what happened. I kind of feel like there is some residue from the corn husk inside holding things up.
What is the purpose of the rattle beads?
Just to make a little noise when you dip into the soup pot 😀
@@tonysoaresnativeclays1434 really, that's it? Thanks for the reply 🙂
Your ladle turned out beautiful!!!
Thank you
Thank you for another excellent video. I'm learning a lot from your explanations and I'm interested in what you are teaching.
Incredible! You're such a talented person. I'm from Colima, Mexico and would like to see you making one of the Dog Effigies that are so typical from here. Keep up the good work!
That would definitely be a big challenge. Thanks for the suggestion.
I cried 😿😻🫶 thank you ❤
That was so relaxing thanks for making the video and posting!!! Beautiful ladel and awesome technique using the corn husk to make the hollow handle. Why did the mesa Verde people leave behind all their beautiful cook ware as though they would be back the next day? Love your work!!!
Thank you. When the people of Mesa Verde left, they went on foot. They didn’t have wagons or donkeys or anything like that. Everything had to be carried so they were forced to pack light and had to leave many items behind.
Hey Andy, thanks for including my pot in you video. I appreciate you my friend 🎉🙏👍C
Thank you so much for your videos!!!
As always, enjoy your videos and sharing your experiences!
Thanks Jeff
Everyones pottery came out wonderful, But Andy's is a great teacher
your choice of music is immaculate. Love your channel, Andy!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work. You may be your own worst critic and see all the flaws, but I think it looks wonderful.
Thanks. I think that is often the case with artists
This was awesome!!!!! I wanna try this next season... Step 1-make a lot more pukis! Seeing this was truly inspiring. Been on the hunt for white clay. Just snagged what I'm hoping will work but looking at it today mine seemed kinda grayish but dries white. I know bc my dog got into it and came home to white paw prints everywhere! Can't wait to see what you've got next season.
You never know what color it will be after firing until you try it, lots of grey clay will fire white. If you are in the southwest, take my Wild Clay 101 online class and get access to a handy map of clays you can access and collect yourself. ancientpottery.how/courses/native-clay/
Thanks
Welcome
real nice!!!
the ladle handle may have reminents of the corn husk still inside, soot,? hoping washing it out with water will help make it rattle.
thank you
tom
Good point, I think you may be right judging by the sounds in there. I am thinking about re-firing it.
@@AncientPottery That is exactly what went through my mind. You have some very talented participants and followers. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work, Andy, both yours and the members. As for being your own worst critic, I'm only too familiar with that issue. I'm hoping next year to be able to participate in some small way.
Excellent, looking forward to seeing your work
It looks beautiful.
Thanks
this new clay your using looks really nice, looks like the clay we use, is that clay from the four corners area?
No, it’s from the Mogollon Rim county
✨️Your AWESOME ✨️
Bom dia sao incriveis seus videos
muito obrigado
With the handle sealed up won't that cause it to blow up? That's what I was taught....?!
No, air bubbles don't break pottery, that's an old wise tale. Still I did put a couple small holes in the bottom of the handle to help it dry more evenly
I just started getting into clay making…and I mean very new. What is the white paint you put onto your ladle before your iron paint?
It's just a thin solution of white clay