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@t3dwards13 Thank you! yes, never try, just do it or not, he knows lol He did put the clear grip tape eventually

@@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 thank you, Tom!

@davidhughes4020 hi David, in my video description you can read what clay I used, it's cone 6 stoneware, it does need to be fired. If you don't have a kiln you can look for a place to fire it for you, local community club or private places. Look up kiln space for rent, there's a website that shows local places, good luck!

@beinghere1494 Brig, I'm touched by your comments this morning, they have brought me so much joy! Thank you so much, I'm happy to have you here 💜

@beinghere1494 that is very special feeling, I'm glad I put the videos out and decided to do youtube knowing you experienced this. It means a lot to me, thank you for sharing your beautiful heart! 🤗💜

@beinghere1494 that makes me very happy to hear that you're enjoying the video! Thank you for sharing with me, Hello Australia! I always wanted to move to Australia but ended up moving to Canada instead 🤗 My accent is Polish

@@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 haha, nice!

@@user-lw7hx4gv1k thank you!

@@Skarande-1 thank you!

@@gaeangardensbyizabela you are welcome

Glad you like them!

thank you, Tom!

thank you!!! Yes, it would be fun, but it would need feet and texture on the outside not inside

Yes, lots of fun, glad you can tell :)

Thank you!!! I haven't washed it yet, but I have washed my other T-shirts and they held up quite well

It's another hidden feature :D

@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 thank you!

@@dkstott29 😊😊

Yeah, lol

@@micheledickey4066 thank you for sharing and enjoying!!!

Thank you!

@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 glad you liked it, Tom!

@t3dwards13 thank you! I did use some reference and some make up, the photo was of the bird and two seperate pictures of the fruit and flower from suicide fruit tree. In the photo the bird was not eating the fruit or sitting on the tree so it was a combination of imagination and reference photos

@jennevakanis18 I'd say if you want to learn it means it's calling to you and you will enjoy learning. This kind of dish is super easy to make. Of course, refinement takes practice, but to start you can self- learn from youtube, find somewhere to fire your pieces and understand how this process work. Good luck and hope you get to try it!

@@gaeangardensbyizabela thanks I hope to try soon!

@@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 thank you, Tom!

@threelittlepotters that's an attitude I developed over the years, it's more helpful for sure. Glad you enjoyed it! Just subscribed to your channel, I'm looking forward to watching your content

@@gaeangardensbyizabela Thank you so much for subscribing! I definitely feel the positivity of that attitude. I imagine as a student, it would make you very reassured to take risks and grow. I hope that if I get to teach classes in the future I can embody some of that.

@threelittlepotters oh yes, thank you for sharing this. When people learn new skill they are often very critical of themselves so if we can encourage them and show them how amazing it is that they had tried something new it makes it a more success process for everyone 💜

@HarusaiBonsai good question: what kind of clay did you use? If the clay is meant for firing- stoneware or earthenware, then I don't think it would hold itself even with acrylic paint because the water will seep into it and simply soften it back again. But if you used some sort of air dry clay, than I'm not sure, as I never worked with them, but perhaps you have some chance? If you'd like to fire it, search for local workshops, pottery stores, community groups and see if anyone can fire it for you. I believe there's a website where you can search for kilns to rent: kilnshare or something like that

@@gaeangardensbyizabela Thank you so much for reading my query and clearing my doubts. I used earthenware clay. This means I must fire it. I will search for a kiln in my locality. Once again, thank you.

@HarusaiBonsai you're very welcome, hope you find it and let me know how it goes. It's well worth firing it and having a great pot since you have made it yourself

@@gaeangardensbyizabela Yes, that's true. I will definitely share the update on it. Thank you.

@@JamaicanemeraldQueen just huge! Lol

Thank you so much! I'm very glad I could share and you enjoyed seeing them ❤

❤​@@gaeangardensbyizabela

thank you, Tom!

that will be so cool to see!

@t3dwards13 Yes, Danté! Nigel gives me credit but really he has a natural talent, I mean who does that? Shocking to see quality of his work

And yes, I learned so much from him, started bonsai thanks to watching Bonsai Zone!

Nigel and Izabela, every single one of those turned out beautiful!!! Got me motivated to glaze all my baby pots :) Thanks for sharing!

@CGKFPV oh that's awesome, glazing is quite daunting process but the results make it all worth it, have fun and enjoy!

@@TheBonsaiZone that's great, you have the momentum, Nigel!

@@BlueJayBonsai thank you, Jay!