learning a lot with Ann. she validates processes and "tricks" i have discovered while refining them for me. her playful manner and skilled, beautiful hands are pure joy to watch. i make note of the tips and to me she is a wonderful teacher.
Wonderful video. I have been throwing for a couple months and finally understand the ribs that came in my basic tool kit. Thank you and I enjoyed your humor 😜
Can not say enough about your funny pottery humor!!! Great video! Do you use Bmix clay? Just curious.... I’m so glad I found your videos, I need all the help I can get especially when it comes to throwing on the wheel..... How do you keep your mugs so perfectly round? I think I put the handle on to soon causing the distortion.... Again that’s for brightening my morning with your videos
Hi Connie. Thanks for watching the video. I actually prefer Standard English Porcelain #365. It is smooth (no grog) and the cool white color is preferable for my style of decorating. I actually did a series of video workshops ($15-$20 per workshop for about 2 hours each) where I give you all my suggestions on supplies etc... and walk you through projects. ...vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
Enjoyed the video and the information you shared. Some sound intrusion at the end, was that a version of pottery tiddlywinks. Do you ever use the rib NSW or ENW?
Hi Freddie. I am glad you liked the video. sorry about the sound intrusion. perhaps You Tube is still processing the video???.... As far as the rib direction goes, usually I just got N to S and E to W. Probably couldnt hurt to rib extra directions :-)
Hi Lynsey. When I am using the rib to just smooth the outside of the clay,, I find that I dont need support on the inside. the clay is already trying to gravitate outwardly against the rib. If I am ribbing clay on the inside of the piece, I will support the clay on the outside to keep gravity from pushing the clay out. Give it a try :-)
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Loved the video! Treat tips and fun! Humor in pottery is a must, without it, after many years, you’ll turn back into a lump of clay:)!
Well said Ruti! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Ann, always good to remember how to use your tools that you have 🎉😊
learning a lot with Ann. she validates processes and "tricks" i have discovered while refining them for me. her playful manner and skilled, beautiful hands are pure joy to watch. i make note of the tips and to me she is a wonderful teacher.
if this isn't the cutest video in addition to being very helpful. thank you ann!
Glad it was helpful!
I really needed this! Thank you!
So glad!
Nice video Ann
Wow I was looking for a good knive for my tomatoes, finally found one!
You’ve made video directly responding to all the questions in my head!
Great video - info and humor. Loved the catapult. 😃(Good duck, George!)
Thanks Red! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great advice! Wish I'd seen this weeks ago. I have been overzealous with the metal rib on more than one occasion 😅
Wonderful video. I have been throwing for a couple months and finally understand the ribs that came in my basic tool kit. Thank you and I enjoyed your humor 😜
Really appreciated this video. Thanks so much.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Ann's instructional videos!
Aww...thanks so much!
I love that seashell pot. That’s my style. 😀
I did go over and watch the seashell pot video. I’m so glad you did a whole video on it. 😀
I gotta get me one of them Ginsu ribs!!! LOL
Thanks for the very helpful demonstrations
Thanks Kat! Im glad you liked it!
Great video!! Lots of good information!
Thanks Julie!!!
Super helpful l. Thanks so much.
Watch out George! LOL
Haha. Im glad you enjoyed that. WE tried to turn a relatively dry subject into something a little entertaining :-)
@@annruel1982 Well you certainly succeeded!
@@jtcpottery Thanks Janet!!
Can you also use the slurry to make slip?
absolutely! Thanks!
Great video! Thank you.
Thanks Tricia Lee!!
Love it!
Thanks Inge! Im glad you liked that. :-)
Can not say enough about your funny pottery humor!!! Great video! Do you use Bmix clay? Just curious.... I’m so glad I found your videos, I need all the help I can get especially when it comes to throwing on the wheel..... How do you keep your mugs so perfectly round? I think I put the handle on to soon causing the distortion.... Again that’s for brightening my morning with your videos
Hi Connie. Thanks for watching the video. I actually prefer Standard English Porcelain #365. It is smooth (no grog) and the cool white color is preferable for my style of decorating. I actually did a series of video workshops ($15-$20 per workshop for about 2 hours each) where I give you all my suggestions on supplies etc... and walk you through projects. ...vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
I always call the metal ones, the rib of death. I swear you could bleed out with one of those things!
Ha! There Will Be Blood!
Enjoyed the video and the information you shared.
Some sound intrusion at the end, was that a version of pottery tiddlywinks.
Do you ever use the rib NSW or ENW?
Hi Freddie. I am glad you liked the video. sorry about the sound intrusion. perhaps You Tube is still processing the video???.... As far as the rib direction goes, usually I just got N to S and E to W. Probably couldnt hurt to rib extra directions :-)
No apology needed for the chuckle at the end Ann, thanks for sharing.
@@freddiemoretti8456 Oh, tiddlywinks....It was late when I read that last night Freddie, I got it, hahaha. I am glad you liked that. :-)
LOL! watch out George!
Love your inbetween jokes
Thanks Jakes! We try to have a good time! Stay tuned...Ann will be showing you how she trims bowls...in space!
The catapult....🤣🤣🤣
I've never seen a rib being held with two hands and no support to the pottery piece
Hi Lynsey. When I am using the rib to just smooth the outside of the clay,, I find that I dont need support on the inside. the clay is already trying to gravitate outwardly against the rib. If I am ribbing clay on the inside of the piece, I will support the clay on the outside to keep gravity from pushing the clay out. Give it a try :-)
I Love your jokes hehehehe