Видео

Lisa, your creations are so beautiful! Thank you for being such a great inspiration to so many of us. I love your unique style in your pottery as well as in your conversational tutorial videos. You are a joy to glaze with and create with. I hope everything is going wellwith your health as well as for your son Christopher. I continue to pray for you. I’ll be watching for your next video whenever you happen to make one. Have a wonderful merry Christmas. I pray God’s blessings on you and your family.

Your booth is beautiful!!!! How did your show go for you?

42:59 is another great reason to bisque, then glaze. Love your designs!

Just fabulous! Love your style and I learned a lot from watching you.

I’m always so happy to see your new videos. I’m getting ready to sit down and do some glazing with Amoco underglazes and I always love it when I can join you. Can’t wait to watch this one now!

Wow Lisa your stall is so nice. And the pieces you sell are pritty ♡ hope you will sell a lot. Bye 👋 Sheila 🇳🇱

Good luck Lisa! Sell lots of pots!

It looks sooo pretty. X

Loving your booth!! The painted window is great, you're so talented. Your snowflake look amazing so delicate. I hope you did well❤❤

The mittens turned out so cute.

Your mugs are worth more than $15😮

That is a BEAUTIFUL set-up hoping that you sell out! ;-))

I wish I could be there to shop!

Your prices are very reasonable! Love your booth! Everything looks great!

good luck

You go🎉😮kris

Hi Lisa, I love watching and learning from your videos. Glad you changed your business name to include art and pottery…you’re so very talented, and natural. Very much my style in every way. Oh and I can’t forget your natural sense of humor - hilarious! Keep it up - thanks for sharing your joy!

Gookin’ up is totally a verb🙂 I speak your language ❤

Hi Lisa, I adore you! Gretchen

I’m 2 months behind and trying to catch up with your videos so that I can be up-to-date. I appreciate you, and I appreciate all the information you give us. I’m glazing plates today with the Amoco snow and wow, I’m so glad you told me about oolytes! I haven’t used this glaze in a while, and I’m guessing it forms more 0OLYTES, as time goes on. But I think I got them all. Thanks to you! I still have more glazing to do tonight so I will be moving onto your next video. I’m praying for your hands and that you’ll be able to continue with your Pottery.

How adorable. I haven’t been getting your posts!! Glad I got this one. Looks like I have a lot to catch up on.

Just asking a quick question - I did transfers on my bisque and now wonder what type of glaze I could use ( celadon? or just clear, or celadon with mixable clear to not make it so opaque?) Also love all the work you do to help us ( your followers ) along the way. I appreciate all that you do!!!!🌲🌲🌲🌲

Love the mittens need them here now we have a snow storm, Canada Thankgiving is in oct but we do have the black Friday sale lol. Cant beat the boxed stuffing I use it on porkchops with mushroom soap, I tried a new mash potato recipe well new to me colcannon mashed spuds and fried cabbage mixed together, You will have to change Charlies name to Clifford if he keeps growing

Dear Lisa Many thanks for your great video. Love your little snowman❤. We here in Switzerland do not really celebrate thanksgiving and I agree with you that christmas is only a commercial business. I just love the time spending with my familly. Wish you all the best😊🎉

Hi Lisa, I just love all your videos !! This snowman mitten is so cute , I am sure people will buy them up! I may have to give this a try. Thanks for the great video and hope you have a nice holiday.

Ann, from Little Street Pottery recommends using nail decorating brushes for a super fine line. I love the mitten.

Lisa, How fun to see your animals. I love your videos. Tip: When you store your applicator thingie try putting the tip down in a cup on a damp paper towel. Thats what I did with my frosting decorator tip to keep it from drying out. I haven't got one yet so I haven't tried it. Good luck.

Hi Lisa. I so love the snowman mitten. I'm sure it will sell quickly. Like you, I love lollies (candy). I buy them for my grandkids and end up eating them myself. I think I'm going to have a go at making the mitten. I have one in the drawer, which I'll use as a template. Have a happy Thanksgiving, and enjoy your turkey. 😊

Lisa, I love the mittens, Your snowman is delightful. It should sell well.

Wondering about your moldy glaze problem. Now, I'm really only at the hand building carving side of things (no kiln), so I don't know if this suggestion could have ramifications in the firing stage. I'd be curious if you know, tho. To prevent mold in my handmade watercolors, I'll mix in some borax melted in water into my watercolor base, then divide it out and mix with pigments. It's anti mold, antifungal, etc, through how it increases ph, but it doesn't have an intense odor like bleach does (or clove oil, another common recommendation), which is why I like it. And it lasts -- it's in the paint forever so it's going to keep working. The toxicity to people/pets is also much lower. But yeah, I don't know if the properties of borax could impact the glazing negatively. It absolutely has some sort of impact because it's used as an addictive: "In ceramics, borax has been used to improve the fit of earthenware or greenware glazes. Additionally, when mixed with oxides, borax image produces bright colors. For glazes and enamels, the boric oxide is unique in that it acts simultaneously as a glass former, as a flux, and as a viscosity stabilizer that prevents the glaze from running too much while it is being fired. Perhaps most important of all, boric oxide reduces the thermal expansion of the glaze so that it can be matched to the expansion of the underlying ceramic or metallic body. At the same time, it improves aqueous and chemical durability while adding to the brilliance of the glaze." It all sounds good, but if you're trying to get certain looks (like exaggerated drips) it might be counterintuitive. Thought I'd mention it tho, just in case. You shared a lovely project I got to learn from, and I hate the idea of you suffering from mold.

I love the mitten!

That’s so cute!! ❤️ I’m sorry you are having trouble with your website.

Love your work. So inspiring!

Those collage pieces are right up my alley. I was trying to figure out how to build up designs in layers. You helped me a lot. Thanks. 🤗

Your experimental cup reminds me of Monet’s paintings.

So glad your sale went well!! Crazy how RUclips puts sooo many ads on this video, wonder how they decide on the amount. Thx so much for the chat!

I make molds from polymer clay if I don’t want shrinkage, and from ordinary stoneware clay if I do want the shrinkage. So you can get a variety of sizes from one original object! Pretty fun stuff.

You should make a wish list or Amazon wish list with a P.O. Box so we can send you Xmas presents!

Valiant effort with the Xiem applicator! ❤

I love your whimsy. Just beautiful ❤

I’m so glad to see this new video! I’m learning about underglazes from you!

That is beautiful!

It's like popping into a friend's house!

Thanks Lisa for all your information, I think we have all had days when nothing goes right the first time. Good advice about not decorating until after bisque firing, I spent hours carving a pot only to have it ruined by someones cup exploding in the kiln. Cheers from West Australia

So happy to see you Lisa!🎉 So sorry you had so much trouble with your Xiem applicator, but I enjoyed it anyway. Love the mugs, btw.❤

❤🇨🇦

Thank You for giving me (us) this info about Etsy, Wits)?) and Shopify! the info you gave sure helped me decide what, if any, website I might go to! Thank You! and of course your underglaze artwork is amazing/awesome/outstanding! ;-) LOVE it! and WE DO CARE LOL :-) You Look Awesome ;-)

My day just got better when I saw this pop up!!! 🤗

Love your work! I hope you will continue!

I have really enjoyed your whimsical pottery painting tutorials, so fun! Sure do hope your sale goes really good, was feeling sorry you were lowering your prices so much. It’s hard to make enough to cover costs and time. Would love to see how empty your trailer got!