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You are very creative and I appreciate your rings. They are beautiful

where is the calligraphy / lettering practice book from?

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How do you know what gems can withstand the heat? Is there a specific video or phrase to research when considering a stone for the piece?

That's so pretty ❤❤❤

I just looked and your kits are under $100? So I could make one of these cute a** rings for under a hundred dollars???

Can I put a gemstone in it like labradorite ?

Great video, you make it looks so easy! How do you know which stones are able to take the heat and which ones come in the kit?

I love your videos so much, keep making them pls

I loved this, and I love your shop :)

Do you wear a mask when smoothing the ring down? I’ve seen some people say it’s unsafe to breathe in the particles

Don't be discouraged by the critics. Nasty people. They must be people in the jewelry business who don't want us to be able to make jewelry.

1:06 in my (humble) experience- putting hand cream on, especially oil based, could potentially contaminate your silver and affect the final piece’s porosity. This is just my understanding and I could 100% be wrong… Love the video 😊❤️‍🔥

So cute! Is that resin or enamel inside?

Thank you for an amazing tutorial! I'm new to silver clay and this was so helpful as I prep for my first project:)

so cool ! ^^

Nice 👍

absolutely loved your authenticity and work!! hope you keep doing well <3

OMG! Your dog is so cute 😍 I really enjoyed the video, thank U!!! ❤

Dude those machines cost a fortune my cheap ass would be cutting it by hand 😂

omg where is the acrylic green grid thing from you use to roll out the clay!! it’s so cute edit: and your creations are very cute also ofc

Hi your video is great for me. ^^ I would like to ask is it ok if I do not put the ring in the oven nor use fire gun? Can I just dry it with hairdryer and put it on the gas stove for firing?

che bei colori ,cosa sono per cuocere col calore?

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It's so cute ❤

Why do you use sandpaper to polish before and after firing

Hello from the UK, if like in your video the clay breaks, is that it for the clay or can it be reused in anyway?

Can you explain heating process and what kind of stove you are using.tx

this is great and I like the music <3

If I managed to get an alexandrite stone to set into the silver clay would it get damaged in the baking process? And could i as someone with no jewelry making tools or experience make a ring for my girlfriend with those materials? I find making things myself to be important, especially when gifting something like jewelry to a person. If i were to make it myself what could i get to help me make her the ring of her dreams as an ordinary person without professional tools?

Woow, love your pottery, All the best with your business ❤

What is that machine?

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Do you have Instagram ?

Hi!! I'm your new follower/subscriber❤😘 I really liked your video. Its really relaxing and fun to watch. Keep up!

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Where you buy the earrings finding

I love this video thanks for your time 😍

Where do you find the pattern mold??

I usually wait 3-4 days before firing anything. Setting the kiln to an 04 bisque with a 12 hour warm up works well for me. This makes the firing take about three days. Slow is always best with pottery. There is definitely a learning curve, so be patient with yourself while you figure things out. Good luck!

the moisture trapped in the pots caused them to explode. as water turns from a liquid to a gas due to heat, the molecules expand, which ends up as an explosion (or many many explosions). learning the basic physics and chemistry of clay and ceramics saves a lot of heartache and time in the end!!

Look for a particulate filter mask or a respirator for the cleanup of any dried clay or exploded bisque :D I second rynnieroo that this was most likely from moisture still in the pots and a long warm up works great but if you have a firing going already I throw any super thick bottom pots that appear bone dry on top of the kiln that’s heated to 100% make sure it’s dry I work in a studio for beginners and it saves soooo many thicker walled hand built or thrown pieces to either do that or the ramps at a lower temp per hour

Be really careful with the dust made by ceramics. You shouldn’t be breathing it in and neither should your dog.

The pieces probably had some moisture still in them, which is why they exploded. When loading pieces into a kiln, make sure they aren't cold to the touch. You can also do a super long warm-up on the kiln to zap all the moisture out of the pieces.

0:17 I love your mug ! Where did you buy it ?