Gnomes, ghosts and witches-love them all, thank you for sharing your techniques! Could you also use these to make angels? I would love to see you do so.
These are absolutely stunning! As for losing what’s right in front of me, I’m very familiar with that vision thing. It’s called RP (retinitis pigmentosa). 😂 I have a retinal disease (RP) & an optic nerve defect. I’m always losing stuff. Sometimes I get downright frustrated when I’ve lost something. My daughters or husband will say, ‘It’s right there at your hand!’ Although, that’s not as bad as my losing things when they’re right in my hand. LOL! Someone once described having RP as, ‘Seeing a pencil on the floor but tripping over an elephant to get to it.’ Only for me, I don’t see more than a few inches away. My peripheral vision is severely lacking too.
🇨🇦👋 I have been binge watching again. Time well spent. QUESTION: Where can I find the PDF of your triangulate bases? Tried making my own, but it always to come out wrong. Help please - point me into the right direction.
@@hobblecreekpottery would Marco’s Black Ice be a proper equivalent, you think? Also, that luster finish is beautiful, can you please advise the product, I’m super new to clay building and I would love to recreate one of your ladies! Those finishes on the two you show are just beautiful. Thank you so much for the tutorials, they were so easy to follow and a lot of fun to watch, you’re a great teacher, btw!
@@lisabroussardjanuska6774 I've never used Marco's so can't advice on the results. The luster is mother of pearl. It's amazing on black.good luck with the glazing. I need to find another way to glaze mine too as I can't get Duncan's very black anymore.
@@hobblecreekpottery actually the round one that you used to keep the texture on the seam. I bought the pizell already when I watched the video the first time.
You ate my favorite.
This was the best fun EVER!! Your witches are pure magic
That was a great tutorial! Thanks so much! 🧙♀️
I love them. Where's all the subscribers??. You're videos are lovely and easy to listen to. Thank you for your generosity 🤠
Thank you.
Lovely tutorial..xx VR
Gracias por la clase 😊
Thank you for sharing your ideas for pottery projects! 🇨🇦
Loved your witches video. It was fantastic to watch 🥰.
Tiffany, you are an amazing potter!! Thank you for the videos
Beautiful work! They are so pretty!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us your techniques & how to make these beauties! 🙌🏼💕
Love your videos!!! Thanks for all the great ideas!!!
Thank you and you're welcome. Happy brewing. ;)
I loved this video so much! Learnt a lot. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽
Thank you and I'm thrilled you found value in it.
Love your videos. So much information!! I just added these witches to my list of adorable . Can't wait for your next video!!
Ahh, thank you!
Love your videos! Thank you for them!!
You're welcome!
What a view ❤️
The witches are so lovely
Yes! My old studio was in a basement utility room. I'm grateful everyday to have this space to work out of now.
Beautiful work best I've seen thank you I am going to make the witch for my pottery class project xx
Loved these. Mine turned out adorable.
Awesome!
Omg I love them. Thank you. Joanne from Florida
Just found your video's recently, i love them❤. You are so inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much!
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Gnomes, ghosts and witches-love them all, thank you for sharing your techniques! Could you also use these to make angels? I would love to see you do so.
Yes! That video is coming. ;)
I’m so excited to try making my own witches! Thanks for the awesome ideas! 🧙🏼♀️🧛🏻♀️🎃👻
They are sooo wicked. Share pics when you do. I'd love to see them.
@@hobblecreekpottery where do I share pics to?
@@walkerpottery9296-Natalie If you're on instagram or Facebook that seems to be the best way. You can find me at Hobble Creek Pottery at both places.
Merci 🙂
The sounding stone in Canada has Ducan glazes and has very black just checked, A garlic press works great for making hair
Thank you!
These are absolutely stunning! As for losing what’s right in front of me, I’m very familiar with that vision thing. It’s called RP (retinitis pigmentosa). 😂
I have a retinal disease (RP) & an optic nerve defect. I’m always losing stuff. Sometimes I get downright frustrated when I’ve lost something. My daughters or husband will say, ‘It’s right there at your hand!’ Although, that’s not as bad as my losing things when they’re right in my hand. LOL! Someone once described having RP as, ‘Seeing a pencil on the floor but tripping over an elephant to get to it.’ Only for me, I don’t see more than a few inches away. My peripheral vision is severely lacking too.
Oh that's awful. My sister deals with the same thing. It's heartbreaking.
Just found your videos. So adorable. Can I ask if you’re using a low fire or mid fire clay?
Glad you found me. I fire midfire, cone 5/6. I'm using reclaim in the witches, ghosts, and gnome videos.
What Cone firing do you use for your glaze firing on these? any particular glaze that you use? I want to use glaze that does not run. Thank you
🇨🇦👋 I have been binge watching again. Time well spent. QUESTION: Where can I find the PDF of your triangulate bases? Tried making my own, but it always to come out wrong. Help please - point me into the right direction.
I haven't made one yet. I think I need to. But let me talk you through it. It's a 6x6x6 triangle with a curved bottom. That's it. 😀
Since the Duncan black you used on your witches is no longer available, maybe Amaco celadon Charcoal C5 might work as a substitute.
What size heart cookie cutter did you use?
For the hair? It's one I've had for decades. The heart has one side longer than the other so it works great for creating movement.
is the Duncan glaze you used on the witch Envision very black?
Yes! Love that glaze since it breaks white over texture.
@@hobblecreekpottery would Marco’s Black Ice be a proper equivalent, you think? Also, that luster finish is beautiful, can you please advise the product, I’m super new to clay building and I would love to recreate one of your ladies! Those finishes on the two you show are just beautiful. Thank you so much for the tutorials, they were so easy to follow and a lot of fun to watch, you’re a great teacher, btw!
thank you! i love all of your videos!
@@lisabroussardjanuska6774 I've never used Marco's so can't advice on the results. The luster is mother of pearl. It's amazing on black.good luck with the glazing. I need to find another way to glaze mine too as I can't get Duncan's very black anymore.
I am new here is this clay air dry or have to be baked?
This is stoneware clay that is fired to a cone 5. But you could try it with air dry clay.
This was just the question I wanted to ask. I’ve got some air dry clay and definitely going to give these ago.
What is the wheel/doughnut looking tool you used on the seam for texture?
It's called a pizelle and the link is in the description.
@@hobblecreekpottery actually the round one that you used to keep the texture on the seam. I bought the pizell already when I watched the video the first time.
@nicolealexanderharris5749 oh! Sorry. It's a MKM roller.
@@hobblecreekpottery thank you
Where can I find the triangle template?
It's just a triangle measuring 6 inches tall and 6 inches at the bottom. Really easy to make your own.