Pinch Pot Cup Forms Ceramics I - First day Pinching (Older version)

[@sarahrobbins1951]

Thanks so much. I tried ceramics for the first time today and we started with a pinch pot which turned out really cracked and thin at the top. Yours is really simple and lovely. Thanks!

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Thanks, Sarah! The moisture of the clay is also important. It should be plastic enough, it isn't prone to a lot of cracking.

[@tirthpatel1562]

u have a great chemistry with the clay

[@karafranklin4838]

You are a wonderful teacher!

[@savithab1936]

The color of the pot is really attractive..

[@judithpool8177]

Great tutorial

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Thank you!

[@ВячеславПетроа-ш6и]

Интересная техника лепки,

[@sandraludwig1546]

I may have missed something, but how did you get the bottom of the cup to be so flat? Thanks!

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Right around the 4 minute marker, I tap it on the table! :)

[@sandraludwig1546]

@@KaransPotsAndGlass Aha, I see it now! A gentle tap! Thank you.

[@juanmelendrez6772]

That looks good

[@laccanvas]

good tutorial. thanks.

[@emilywalker9576]

How do you get your clay to the correct dryness? If mine is too wet, how do I know when to stop drying it? Thanks

[@_.they_.fwtoriii._]

Slow done

[@AS-xi6lp]

I am sorry if you put this somewhere, but what brand/type of clay do you use? I am absolutely enamored with this pot 😍

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

For this project with my students it’s Standard- 103 (earthenware without grog!). :)

[@AS-xi6lp]

@@KaransPotsAndGlass thank you so much. this is absolutely beautiful

[@btyl424]

Can you list the step of the pinch??

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Here you go! drive.google.com/file/d/1Ua-wxSSgU0OLA7xBdrzOwyd3kEMQwe5s/view?usp=sharing

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

also, this is a more recent playlist where the videos are slightly better! ruclips.net/p/PLj0pNzEmvM_oCacLjYvR3iWdXbBmLdGva

[@btyl424]

Thank you very much

[@sosyalyiyiciler5221]

thanks for great tutorial. generally apx. how many grams of clay you are using for one cup?

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I don’t know gram equivalent, but depending on the mug size- 3/4 of a pound - 1 1/4 pounds. So, 12-20 ounces. It fully depends on the size I need, and whether or not I’m trimming a foot. :)

[@_.they_.fwtoriii._]

Cool

[@장영미-d3i]

ㅋㅋㅋ~~
흙이름 알려주세요~^^

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Earthenware- Standard Brand 103

[@harrypenhall3722]

Porter up the order

[@benporter4443]

yes