👍on the T-shirt! Very neat ideas as usual... I have disconnected totally from Facebook freeing up a load of time. So pleased I can still stay connected with RUclips. Cheers...Freddie
Sometimes I watch with the volume off or down. So happy I had it up on this one. Your “boop” was so fun, I found myself chuckling. And then you did too! Love this as much as the great technique.
Aww..thanks so much Jackie. Frankly, I am surprised I have squeezed out so many ideas from my little pea brain, hahahahahahha!! As long as i can think of more ideas, we will be cranking them out!
Oh my! Really loving these mixed clay creations! They must have taken so long to perfect. I bet this method would look neat when done with colored clays too! The zig zag one would be adorable in Easter colors cut into an egg shape. Thanks for the great ideas. Your videos always inspire me to get back to creating in my own studio. Thanks Ann! (& Jim) 🌺😊
Haha!!! Jim gave me the video to write the script with and I couldnt resist putting in the "beep". I didnt think he would keep that in the video, haha. As for the shirt, Jim took that picture when we did the video of the altered rims and it was just so great! He then made it into a shirt for me. I think he said he put the link to the shirt in the description if anyone else wanted one.
Those are just cool! I love that both colors show on the back also. Those 2 zigzag patterns would look great as a platter or long flat serving dish. You could also make mountains or sea waves like that with different colored clay. What fun!🐝🤗❤️
Oh, you are go giving me ideas Deborah!! It would be fun to do sections of the slab with the strips and then paint on the solid part!! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Evangelie!! Thank you so much. This has been an idea that I have wanted to try for a long time, but didnt have the confidence to attempt. The trick was the plastic wrap and the pitcher lid for sure.
Great video. Just wondering why you never showed how you finished the rim of the bowl with the brown clay. Wouldn't it have been easier to score and slip the brown rim before you put it in the mold?
Hi Juanita. We had a very busy week and ran out of time to add the extras of adding rims and feet. I would have to really think about how to attach that rim while in the mold itself. I bet you are right, that you could do that. The way I created the foot, was to roll out a slab, then put it on a bat on the wheel and cut a small donut shape out of the slab. I then centered the bowl on top of that donut. For the rim. I rolled out a slab and placed it on top of the bowl. I pushed down on the top of the slab to connect it to the rim of the bowl, then cut the excess clay away , just leaving the clay on top of the rim. Thats it 🙂
Spectacular as always! I've seen you answer others already about this, but I would love to see your technique for attaching feet and rims to these slumped bowls. I've been using the foam press method to make plates and bowls recently, and I'm not happy with the feet attachment I'm getting.
Hi Em! We have actually been thinking abut making a video of that very thing. I will bring that up to Jim. Thanks for that feedback and as always, thanks for watching Em!!!
Thanks Ann for such detailed videos. I love watching the technique with your precise narration. Please make and post videos on making foot and rim. I liked the border of the zigzag bowl. How did you attach the strip ?
@@anushridubey6551 Hi Anushri! thanks for watching the video. I am glad you liked it!! I have had other people to ask about how I attached the rim and feet too. I will definitely have to make a video showing how I did that!!! I appreciate that feedback!
Unbelievable. Beyond me but I so love your videos❣️
Aww...I challenge you to give it a try J!! It is easier than you think. Have a great day and thanks for the kind words and watching!!
👍on the T-shirt!
Very neat ideas as usual...
I have disconnected totally from Facebook freeing up a load of time. So pleased I can still stay connected with RUclips.
Cheers...Freddie
Hi Freddie!! I have missed you and wondered where you were. Good to hear that you are doing well and that we will still see you on You Tube. 🙂
Sometimes I watch with the volume off or down. So happy I had it up on this one. Your “boop” was so fun, I found myself chuckling. And then you did too! Love this as much as the great technique.
You are truly amazing thanks
Hi Nancy!! Thanks so much!! I appreciate you watching!!
You come up with great ideas!!!
Aww..thanks so much Jackie. Frankly, I am surprised I have squeezed out so many ideas from my little pea brain, hahahahahahha!! As long as i can think of more ideas, we will be cranking them out!
Wow! Love your work thank you for sharing.
I appreciate that Helen. Thank you for watching and for the kind words.
Another trio of fun ideas. Thank you.
Oh my! Really loving these mixed clay creations! They must have taken so long to perfect. I bet this method would look neat when done with colored clays too! The zig zag one would be adorable in Easter colors cut into an egg shape. Thanks for the great ideas. Your videos always inspire me to get back to creating in my own studio. Thanks Ann! (& Jim) 🌺😊
Thanks...Ann really works hard to get these to production and she really did most of this on the first try! Lots of planning however 🙂
Love the patterns and your shirt, and especially your giggle! Thanks again, Ann!
Haha!!! Jim gave me the video to write the script with and I couldnt resist putting in the "beep". I didnt think he would keep that in the video, haha. As for the shirt, Jim took that picture when we did the video of the altered rims and it was just so great! He then made it into a shirt for me. I think he said he put the link to the shirt in the description if anyone else wanted one.
Those are just cool! I love that both colors show on the back also. Those 2 zigzag patterns would look great as a platter or long flat serving dish. You could also make mountains or sea waves like that with different colored clay. What fun!🐝🤗❤️
Oh, you are go giving me ideas Deborah!! It would be fun to do sections of the slab with the strips and then paint on the solid part!! Thanks for the inspiration!
@@annruel1982 You’re most welcome! Can’t wait to see how it turns out🐝🤗❤️
@@deborahdanhauer8525 🙂
very cool
Yeah! Im so glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching!!!
Unique! Thank you Ann!
Hi Evangelie!! Thank you so much. This has been an idea that I have wanted to try for a long time, but didnt have the confidence to attempt. The trick was the plastic wrap and the pitcher lid for sure.
Beautiful!!
Hi Xenobia!! Yeah! Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words!!!
They turned out great ! Super cool indeed 🤩😍
Hi Easter Azali!! Thanks so much!! I really appreciate that!
@@annruel1982 💖
Great video. Just wondering why you never showed how you finished the rim of the bowl with the brown clay. Wouldn't it have been easier to score and slip the brown rim before you put it in the mold?
Hi Juanita. We had a very busy week and ran out of time to add the extras of adding rims and feet. I would have to really think about how to attach that rim while in the mold itself. I bet you are right, that you could do that. The way I created the foot, was to roll out a slab, then put it on a bat on the wheel and cut a small donut shape out of the slab. I then centered the bowl on top of that donut. For the rim. I rolled out a slab and placed it on top of the bowl. I pushed down on the top of the slab to connect it to the rim of the bowl, then cut the excess clay away , just leaving the clay on top of the rim. Thats it 🙂
@@annruel1982 thanks for your reply!
Spectacular as always! I've seen you answer others already about this, but I would love to see your technique for attaching feet and rims to these slumped bowls. I've been using the foam press method to make plates and bowls recently, and I'm not happy with the feet attachment I'm getting.
Hi Em! We have actually been thinking abut making a video of that very thing. I will bring that up to Jim. Thanks for that feedback and as always, thanks for watching Em!!!
Thanks Ann for such detailed videos. I love watching the technique with your precise narration.
Please make and post videos on making foot and rim. I liked the border of the zigzag bowl. How did you attach the strip ?
@@anushridubey6551 Hi Anushri! thanks for watching the video. I am glad you liked it!! I have had other people to ask about how I attached the rim and feet too. I will definitely have to make a video showing how I did that!!! I appreciate that feedback!
"Charly Brown " ha ha ha
Hahaha!! I know, right. I couldnt resist. To tell you the truth, they all looked like chocolate pieces to me, too. Yummy!
Thanks!
Thanks Karen! Be on the lookout for your title as a new member of the Little Street Pottery Research Facility Team!