I watched your video and of course like so many other clay friends I said.. "Oh! I can make these." After my first one I couldn't help but wanting to make more. So I've made 8 of them so far,. Thanks for this video!!
Ahhh how I do love your videos. Even after a year I gladly visited them again, for inspiration, for fun, for some fresh air in my mood and head. So thank you Jane. Hope you are doing well.
I'm a beginner, and don't live near any pottery facilities, so I've been learning from books and RUclips and came across your video. Very easy to understand, I'd like to make myself some functional pieces, but not sure how to go about firing them so that they are safe for use. I can make a fire pit or turn a metal bin into a kiln, but will the pieces be OK to use and can I use bright happy commercial glazes in a fire pit or metal bin? I really do want to know, because the books I have etc don't mention it. Thank you for sharing your bottle making method. Cheers!
Hi There, gosh, I think you sound adventurous enough to try making a kiln or trying a pit firing - as long as your firing method reaches the suggested temperature of the glaze you apply then it will melt sufficiently and probably be ok...however these things are super tricky to control....I say just go for it and see what happens, you will learn so much from the process 😃 good luck! 👍🏼
@@JaneScottCeramics thank you for a reply, no one has ever replied back to my question, so I thought that maybe it was too stupid to answer, so thank you, and I'll give it a go I just was worried that the pieces weren't safe to use. I'll make tiles first for my kitchen they'll be good to see what works and what doesn't. Cheers from Tasmania!
I watched your video and of course like so many other clay friends I said.. "Oh! I can make these." After my first one I couldn't help but wanting to make more. So I've made 8 of them so far,. Thanks for this video!!
Hahaha this is great! Well done 👍🏼
It's amazing how cute it turned out and how quickly it came together! What a fun and useful tutorial, thanks for creating and sharing!
Love you videos. Would be nice to see the finished glazes pieces at the end.
Ahhh how I do love your videos. Even after a year I gladly visited them again, for inspiration, for fun, for some fresh air in my mood and head. So thank you Jane. Hope you are doing well.
I live near Jane. I’m definitely visiting when I get back from New Zealand. X
Please do!
So simple but so many possibilities.
Yay! I've been hoping you'd show us how to make bottles!!
Love this and am going to try it. Your videos are instructional and fun!!
The bottles are so cute, what a great idea!
Very charming bottle created by a very charming artist. Thanks for making me smile.
Loving your video's, enjoying your banter and casual style.
Thanks Tina ❤️
You are a breath of fresh air! please keep going and show us more around glazing your pieces and the finished piece :)
fantastic!
So cute!! Great idea! Thanks for your simple explanation!
I love u just the way u are. I dont care about u having a bad hair day. Your tutorials are the best! Bad hair day & all!😜
Aaaawww thanks ❤️
Your explanation is so good that I feel I can make anything... All of your videos are so much helpful... Sincere thanks...
Glad you are enjoying them 😁
So glad I stumbled upon this video! You are charming! Nice job.
Thanks Kim 🙏🏼
Aaaaah. Lovely wee bottle. I’ll have to give it a go, thank you
Thank you 🙏🏼
I just love your videos! You are so easy to watch & so real! I’m a beginner so thank you your brilliant 😊
Thank you so much, good luck with your pottery and yes - keeping it very real here 🤣
Love it!
I'm a beginner, and don't live near any pottery facilities, so I've been learning from books and RUclips and came across your video. Very easy to understand, I'd like to make myself some functional pieces, but not sure how to go about firing them so that they are safe for use. I can make a fire pit or turn a metal bin into a kiln, but will the pieces be OK to use and can I use bright happy commercial glazes in a fire pit or metal bin? I really do want to know, because the books I have etc don't mention it. Thank you for sharing your bottle making method. Cheers!
Hi There, gosh, I think you sound adventurous enough to try making a kiln or trying a pit firing - as long as your firing method reaches the suggested temperature of the glaze you apply then it will melt sufficiently and probably be ok...however these things are super tricky to control....I say just go for it and see what happens, you will learn so much from the process 😃 good luck! 👍🏼
@@JaneScottCeramics thank you for a reply, no one has ever replied back to my question, so I thought that maybe it was too stupid to answer, so thank you, and I'll give it a go I just was worried that the pieces weren't safe to use. I'll make tiles first for my kitchen they'll be good to see what works and what doesn't. Cheers from Tasmania!
Hola, que le coloca para pegar las piezas ?
Always use liquid clay to glue the piece together.
Ligma