It's a henna cone. It's a piece of plastic cellophane rolled up like a piping bag. You can look up tutorials on UA-cam on how to roll a henna cone :) then I use a big icing bag to fill them. I have a video on it too.
I make them myself from cellophane that I get from friends who save their garbage from floral arrangements. I have a video on how I make and fill my slip cones on my channel. You can search "how to make henna cones" on you tube for a more in depth explanation.
It is perfect! I got the shelf from vortex restaurant supply in Vancouver BC and the cover is from Uline. Uline has the shelves too but shipping it to me was going to be super expensive.
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Beautiful
Thank you for watching!
Gorgeous❣️♥️❣️🙏
Thank you for watching!
Very clever. Nice concept, execution and presentation. Thanks for taking the time!
Thanks for watching and commenting. :)
What an excellent tutorial! Every detail of the process is so clear. Thank you for sharing!
Ha! Thank you G! You are the reason they work so well :)
Well demonstrated. Thanks for showing your process. Loved the slip trailed leaves.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you, got some great tips and ideas from your video!
You're so welcome, I'm glad to hear that!
Thank you! This was so helpful!!
You're so welcome!
Very good video, thanks you.
Thanks so much got your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
lOVE your video's. Thank you
This is so nice to hear! Thanks so much for watching!
Very nicely done really enjoyed your video.
Thanks so much got watching. I'm glad you liked it!
Lovely video!!! So informative and clear! Also.. love your voice 😍
You are so sweet, thanks Ali! I'm glad you liked it 😘😘 I'm very thankful for your view and comment!
How did you make that slip apparatus
It's a henna cone. It's a piece of plastic cellophane rolled up like a piping bag. You can look up tutorials on UA-cam on how to roll a henna cone :) then I use a big icing bag to fill them. I have a video on it too.
What size are your bisque molds?
@@dianemodel5824 I will try to remember to measure them!
Hi Stiina, amazing work! Will definitely try this to fet consistent plates. By the way, what pottery rack are you using?
Thanks for watching! I bought it from a restaurant supply store. It's called a bun rack or proofing rack.
@@studiostiina perfect thanks !
BRILLIANT❣️❣️❣️ absolutely LOVE your plates!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Where do you buy your henna cones?
I make them myself from cellophane that I get from friends who save their garbage from floral arrangements. I have a video on how I make and fill my slip cones on my channel. You can search "how to make henna cones" on you tube for a more in depth explanation.
where did you get the 8 figure library stamp?
I got it from a small local office supply store in Saskatoon Canada!
Hi there, Thanks for so many great tips and tricks! Where did you get your drying shelve? It looks perfect!
It is perfect! I got the shelf from vortex restaurant supply in Vancouver BC and the cover is from Uline. Uline has the shelves too but shipping it to me was going to be super expensive.
Excellent video. Just wondering if the bisqued plate/mold is glazed on the inside? Thank you 😊
Speaking as an onlooker, I would say no. Bisque is best for slump/hump moulds as they are porous therefore release easily