Really descriptive, video with good tips... iyou explain everything well, but succinctly. seriously this one of the better instructional videos out there for ceramics
I can totally relate to the rattle effect if you get clay inside the closed form 😂 I sometimes pour a little glaze inside, roll it around a bit so the pieces stick into the glaze and they will fuse to the inside and not be able to roll around...
I'd recommend Amaco personally, there's a lot of glaze groups on Facebook that share layering tests, but best to do your own tests on pinch pots first I think.
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Now I want to try throwing a pumpkin!🎃
Do it!! They are so fun and the glazing possibilities 🤔😍
Cute! I’m a beginner, but can’t wait to give it a try
Really descriptive, video with good tips... iyou explain everything well, but succinctly. seriously this one of the better instructional videos out there for ceramics
Thanks so much for watching and for that feedback. I really appreciate it 😊
I agree
Thank you for including the measurements you look for as far as opening and height! A great video!
No problem 😊 Glad that was helpful and thanks for the feedback!
This was really helpful! Gonna go home tonight and practice!
I can totally relate to the rattle effect if you get clay inside the closed form 😂 I sometimes pour a little glaze inside, roll it around a bit so the pieces stick into the glaze and they will fuse to the inside and not be able to roll around...
Ohh that's clever!
I wonder if you can make a globe with earth's map. Really interesting.
Lovely, educational video. Beautiful result! Well done 🎃😊
Thank you 😊
Lovely video, definitely trying these! Thankyou for sharing.
Thanks for letting me know, I hope you enjoy making them!
Excellent excellent video. I just ‘discovered’ you. Hope you have others. Do you strive for an orange glaze for these?
oh yea those are so good
Beautiful🥰
Amazing!
Thank you❤
Adorable 🥰😍
Who makes these and sells them? I need a bisque one to paint myself.
Wooooooooow! This IS marvelous!!! 🥰💥🍊🍑
beautiful! now I just gotta get better at ceramics
You can do it! Cylinders are key so practice those the most. Everything starts from a cylinder.
Leanne, what glazes do you use for projects like this? I am wondering if the glaze colors will stay where you put them and not run together.
I'd recommend Amaco personally, there's a lot of glaze groups on Facebook that share layering tests, but best to do your own tests on pinch pots first I think.
What is that batt system?
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