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Thank you so much! It's truly amazing to see the transformation from a simple lump of clay into a beautiful pot. We're thrilled that you enjoyed watching the process. Pottery is such a rewarding art form, and we're glad to share this journey with you! 🌟 #PotteryMagic #CreativeTransformation

Great question! The pan contains a liquid wax resist, which is used in pottery to prevent glaze from adhering to certain areas of the piece. By dipping the bottoms of the pottery pieces into the wax, we ensure that these areas remain unglazed during the firing process. This prevents the pottery from sticking to the kiln shelf, making it easier to handle and resulting in a clean, professional finish. It's a simple but essential step in the glazing process. Thanks for asking! 🌟

Thank you for your feedback! I'm sorry to hear that you found the music disturbing. I used a piece from the RUclips library. I appreciate your input and will consider different music choices for future videos to ensure a more enjoyable experience for everyone. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🎶 #Feedback

How to throw pottery on the wheel diagrams ruclips.net/user/shortsgkvE3vyKtho?si=CjT7Nepkpe6F9z-o

@@bonnieanderson586 thank you :) !!

Hi Shawna, thanks for the question! Before dipping the pot into the glaze the bottom of the pot gets dipped in melted wax which gets soaked into the pot. The pot is very dry as it has been in the kiln once. You can see the wax dipping here: ruclips.net/video/-wvAjVIu534/видео.html

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What I never get is that does that holding thing leave holes? 😭 That would annoy me so much, how do you fix the holes?

@@yourgamingfriend2032 Great question! You can use your nail to push the surrounding glaze and fill in the hole which will disappear once cooked in the kiln. At 11:58 in the following video instructor Ana answers that question with a demonstration ruclips.net/video/-wvAjVIu534/видео.htmlsi=ekid8Anmdia9LseU

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! Learning new techniques can sometimes take a bit of time, especially when trying to perfect them. Ana is great at making sure every student feels comfortable and confident. We appreciate your patience and support as everyone progresses at their own pace. Thanks for being part of our journey! 😊🙏

Thanks for the question! Before dipping the pot into the glaze the bottom of the pot gets dipped in melted wax which gets soaked into the pot. The pot is very dry as it has been in the kiln once. You can see the wax dipping here: ruclips.net/video/-wvAjVIu534/видео.html