Great question! I leave the underside raw. If any glaze gets on the bottom, I will wipe it off so the plate doesn't stick to the kiln shelf during firing. This is not a problem as long as the clay is fully vitrified (waterproof).
Thank you. I’m from Australia I also started to making videos how I make my ceramics, your videos really helped me that how to explain things front of camera 😊
I've been waiting to try a hand built organic plate....your videos are great!! Now I am not intimidated by it lol. Thanks for your vids and information. I have watched them all and have gotten so much from them. Keep it up!!
I've been trying my hands on dry clay sculpting but didn't succeed... You explained every step really nicely.Thank you so much for sharing . I will try again and I already know I will succeed .... :)
I’m glad I found you ! I had a quick question: if I wanted to make edges that are at a sharp 90 degree angle 📐 to the plate - like an ashtray for example- would I make the edge separately and glue it on?
Hi! Are you supposed to put the DAS air dry clay in the oven to get a ceramic glossy look? Cause if I just let it dry for 24 hours its still kinda dusty and doesnt look finished..
Hello friend.. I really enjoyed your videos. good luck. I have one question for you, please tell me what you use after drying the clay to make the surface shiny?
Terracotta just means fired clay. There are many different types of clay. The thing to keep in mind is the strength of the clay, grog does this and can vary in how much the clay contains. Non grog clay is gorgeous to work with but also harder to work with and is more fragile. The methods of working the clay are relatively the same. (water based not oil clay). The less grog clay has, the more refined your piece can be (fine details) the more grog the less refined the detail.
Great explanation. Thank you. I have a large lab of terracota clay I bought and will this work in the same way? And can I create a white glaze on this clay as that is the effect I like. (UK)
Did you glaze it also under? Can you please tell me did you glaze it also under since you didn't made the foot? When i do it my plate i never glaze it under but some customer don't like it 🙂
Beautiful plate! It's frustrating to watch a "how to make at home" video, only to find out (at the very END) that the home in question requires a kiln. A "what you will need" section at the beginning of the video could help people discern if it's appropriate for them 👍
I haven't seen any ceramics tutorials online (even the "at home" projects) that don't require a kiln. Bisque firing and then glazing/firing again (with a food safe glaze) in a kiln is the best way to make your pieces food safe! I know this channel has a video on how to rent space in a kiln if you don't have one at home. That way, you can make things at home then bring them to a studio or whatever space you're renting to be fired.
It’s not possible to make plates without a kiln, but there are lots of different options to get your piece fired. I give mine to a local craft store, but schools or local pottery studios also offer to fire your pieces because it also helps them get their kiln filled.
There are many potteries that offer the service to out it in their kiln. They usually charge kilogram prices and it’s not that much in general. You should google that option for your area!
If you wanted to make dinner plates for 12 people that stack- how do you get the same shape each time. I'm not familiar with how many can be in a kiln and how many you can create simultaneously but assuming you might have to do them separately
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How do you glaze the undersite of the plate? Just the rim or do you leave it completly raw? And wouldn't this pose problems if you wash it frequently?
Great question! I leave the underside raw. If any glaze gets on the bottom, I will wipe it off so the plate doesn't stick to the kiln shelf during firing. This is not a problem as long as the clay is fully vitrified (waterproof).
Thank you. I’m from Australia I also started to making videos how I make my ceramics, your videos really helped me that how to explain things front of camera 😊
yay!
I'm binge watching your videos. I'm learning a lot as a ceramic major.
lucky you! I wish I could go back to study ceramics at a uni :)
I love her personality. ❤
great video! funny timing to watch it, today is the first day of fall and this was posted 2 years ago on the first day of fall.
I've been waiting to try a hand built organic plate....your videos are great!! Now I am not intimidated by it lol. Thanks for your vids and information. I have watched them all and have gotten so much from them. Keep it up!!
Thank you! Looks amazing! Do you have a video of this glazing technique? Do you mix glazes?
Love the organic shape!
Thank you so much for sharing your technique of making plates of any shape. Keep well !!
Love the glaze you chose and the plate will be so nice to eat from! Lovely organic shape to it!❤
Best tutorial I found
I've been trying my hands on dry clay sculpting but didn't succeed... You explained every step really nicely.Thank you so much for sharing . I will try again and I already know I will succeed .... :)
Beautiful!!!
I'm making slab dishes for my brother right now:)
Have fun!
Easy & beautiful! Thank you!
How do you glaze it? Please explain that process also. Loved the video ❤
i love blobby shape, imperfect
I should try this technique soon!
I like your instructions really good video thanks!
What is the surface base you are using, i am having so much trouble with clay sticking, it this a board with fabric on it or a canvas? TIA
How cute i this? Thanks for sharing.
Nice tutorial!
I’m glad I found you ! I had a quick question: if I wanted to make edges that are at a sharp 90 degree angle 📐 to the plate - like an ashtray for example- would I make the edge separately and glue it on?
Good job
Beautiful 👏👏
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for share
Hi! Are you supposed to put the DAS air dry clay in the oven to get a ceramic glossy look? Cause if I just let it dry for 24 hours its still kinda dusty and doesnt look finished..
Lovely
Hello friend.. I really enjoyed your videos. good luck. I have one question for you, please tell me what you use after drying the clay to make the surface shiny?
Beautiful,so nice,keep it up friend❤️👍😃....
How did you glaze the plate? The design you did is so beautiful!
it’s just a simple white stoneware glaze :)
what material is that base made of? I wonder how it doesn't stick, thank you for the video
Thank you for the video, it's very helpful! How do I ensure that the bag of rice doesn't leave an imprint on the plate?
how can I make in home this cerramic dishes and how to dry ? what products I need to make for a begginers?
the white thing is canvas??
hi lovely! this was a fab video. please can i ask, is it recommend to support the bottom of the plate with a rim? thanks!
Will the same method be applied if the plate has to be made in terracotta? What tips would you give while making a plate in terracotta clay?
Terracotta just means fired clay. There are many different types of clay. The thing to keep in mind is the strength of the clay, grog does this and can vary in how much the clay contains. Non grog clay is gorgeous to work with but also harder to work with and is more fragile. The methods of working the clay are relatively the same. (water based not oil clay). The less grog clay has, the more refined your piece can be (fine details) the more grog the less refined the detail.
What is the speckles glaze you use and can it be brushed on?
Can anyone who have knowledge about it please tell mee that is the stoneware clay was safe for food or not
Hi ! This looks amazing :) ! What glaze did you use ??
How to prepare clay what materials are required.doesnot need any baking,what u use for glazing. 💖
Great explanation. Thank you. I have a large lab of terracota clay I bought and will this work in the same way? And can I create a white glaze on this clay as that is the effect I like. (UK)
I am brand new at this. Where is the list of her materials?
I need this rolling pin! Anyone know where it can be bought?
May I ask how big the plate is in the end?
How do brisque fire at home?
What type of clay should one use for this? All I find is red clay, air-dry clay, and polymer clay
The most potter-ish sentence: And then your clay is prooobably ok.
😂😂
Very good job! Thank you!! I am new at this hobby. which is the most safest way to make plates at home? Is it ok to use airdry clay?
You're welcome! Air dry clay won't work, you need to use real clay-- ceramic :)
Did you glaze it also under? Can you please tell me did you glaze it also under since you didn't made the foot? When i do it my plate i never glaze it under but some customer don't like it 🙂
where did you get your rolling pin please?
Can u do video about glazing and under the olate
I don't recommend glazing the bottom of plates unless you have a solid foot ring.
You can use underglaze:)
Will the sponge smoothing technique work with air dry clay?☺️
Yep it should
Did you fire that on the same day you made it ? Or did I miss something ?
Sporty Spice. 😄
We need tutorial how to glaze the pottery
how much do the ingredients cost ?
Where do you get yoir clay from
How do u glaze it plz and does it need a special oven or the home oven will do???
you need a ceramic oven. a normal oven doesnt get hot enough ☺️
How much and how big chamotte is in your clay?
Which clay do you use for dinnerware? I am from the states and am looking for the best brand
sorry I am not from the US- ask an American potter :)
Hi there. What type of clay is being used? Thank you.
it’s stoneware :)
At what temperature to you fire the glazed plate?
1250 Celcius :)
Beautiful plate! It's frustrating to watch a "how to make at home" video, only to find out (at the very END) that the home in question requires a kiln. A "what you will need" section at the beginning of the video could help people discern if it's appropriate for them 👍
Sameeee I've been searching for plates which don't need a kiln!
Is it possible to make a food safe non-porous plate without a kiln of some kind?
I haven't seen any ceramics tutorials online (even the "at home" projects) that don't require a kiln. Bisque firing and then glazing/firing again (with a food safe glaze) in a kiln is the best way to make your pieces food safe! I know this channel has a video on how to rent space in a kiln if you don't have one at home. That way, you can make things at home then bring them to a studio or whatever space you're renting to be fired.
It’s not possible to make plates without a kiln, but there are lots of different options to get your piece fired. I give mine to a local craft store, but schools or local pottery studios also offer to fire your pieces because it also helps them get their kiln filled.
There are many potteries that offer the service to out it in their kiln. They usually charge kilogram prices and it’s not that much in general. You should google that option for your area!
what thickness is the plate of the plate. GRAZIE
I think .7cm? I mentioned it in the video.
How long it takes to dry? What glaze?
Its just a standard white glaze from Carl Jäger. Nothing special. It took about 1 week to dry before I fired it.
How long did you dry it before smoothing out the edges?
Hoe can you bake the plate straight?
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If you wanted to make dinner plates for 12 people that stack- how do you get the same shape each time. I'm not familiar with how many can be in a kiln and how many you can create simultaneously but assuming you might have to do them separately
How do you fire/glaze? Can it be done in a regular oven? Lol
nope, you need a ceramic kiln!
Hyy
Which clay do you use
stoneware :)
Plz guide me
Did you use varnish on that plate? If so, may I know the brand?
Madam, you didn't mention what material you use n from where to get n how to dry n the timeing, please mention the material, thanks
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Love your armpit hair :P
every ceramic work of your is very good but your hairy armpit is funny
1. It’s natural. 2. It’s a wide world, with different cultures and different norms. 3. I’m glad you are reacting with humor!
Shit, man, she needs to call the Orkin man to get rid of those tarantulas crawling under her arms. Yike.
you did a good job friend 💚👍
Thank you 🤗