I love everyone of the videos, they teach us so much. I've been embroidering for over 12 years, and Kiwi has taught me so much. You can teach an old dog new tricks. Love ITH!!!! Funny story. I made several smaller bowls one year for a craft show and it was rained out. We had just bought some new pots and pans and didn't want them to scratch. I ripped out all the side seams, left the bottoms in tact and they are PERFECT for seperating pots and pans. Keep these ideas coming
I recently closed my pottery studio after 20 years working in clay. I was lucky some years back in my ceramics journey to have the opportunity to hold and examine a Bronze Age bowl. I was fascinated to see not only the maker’s fingerprints but decorative marks forming a pattern on the bowl, and appeared to be created by the original maker’s fingernails! My own bowls aren’t quite as historic as that 4000+ year old bowl, but I am very happy to have soup, cereal, noodles, dessert and pretty much anything else I can justify for my own giant bowls that I used to make and sell. I do shudder to think what archaeologists will make of their finds in thousands of years when they stumble across my warped, misshapen and ugly glaze reject bowls! They might be amused by the Highland Cow sprigs on them. Who knows. 😅 Looking forward to working in a much cleaner fibre medium from now on :)
I can remember my Grandma using certain bowls for certain foods so in a way I still do the same thing especially for holiday dinners with gravy’s and mashed potatoes in matching bowls. Couldn’t live without them.
Love this video. In ancient times bowls were used for both eating and drinking. The earliest have been found in ancient Greece, China and in some Native American cultures. They were made of various materials including clay, metal and wood. In more modern times we have ceramic, plastic and paper; and now, fabric.
Bowls have been around since the dawn of mam, every civilization has use one for eating and drinking. I do believe that the very first ones were leaves from trees formed into bowl shape for drinking water and eating. Every culture has one the Chinese, Greek, Romans American Indians, the Eskimos. Love the fabric you used and how you reversed it in the back. Thanks.
The earliest bowls were likely made from natural materials such as wood, gourds, and stone. Archaeological finds suggest that humans have used bowls for at least 20,000 years. Today, bowls come in countless designs and materials, reflecting global influences. They are used not only for eating but also for decorative purposes, highlighting their aesthetic and functional versatility. (Thanks Chat GPT). We use bowls for serving and eating food but also for display, storage, organizing, pet dishes and more. Thanks for the fun and informative video. I am imaging all the ways I can use and gift this bowl!
Bowls have always been necessary for household use. From eating and drinking vessels to hygienic purposes. We have needed them throughout human history.
Bowls have been used for thousands of years (rock, wood, metal; and today glass and plastic. Ancient bowls were used for eating and drinking and today's bowls are used for eating, although we sometimes drink the milk from our cereal bowls.
Bowls have been found through our history in all cultures. It was used to eat from, serve from , and to basically be a vessel that contained food, water, and gathering objects. Your video was very complete in stepping out this hoop bowl. I loved it!
Bowls have been around for years for serving up so many dishes and can be used to hold all kinds of things (candies, keys, jewelry, etc). Love the bowl embroideries, so many uses
Fantastic journal of the process for completing this bowl. Would love to know where to purchase squissors like KC is using. I love watching KC videos :)
Historically,In many cultures, like China and Korea ceramic bowls are the most common vessel used for serving as well as eating the food. Tea and alcoholic drinks were also served in small bowls………liked and shared in Facebook!
The interior of a bowl is characteristically shaped like a spherical cap, with the edges and the bottom forming a seamless curve. Perfect for both liquids and food making it less likely to spill. Beautiful design thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
Bowls were originally formed by carving out a hollow in a stone, then they began using wood to carve bowls, and eventually began using clay to form them in different shapes and sizes. These were used for cooking, eating, and storage. In pioneer times, flour was stored in barrels and then put into bowls where fat and water were added to form a dough for making biscuits, or Johnny Cakes. The basic design of bowls has remained virtually unchanged for centuries.
Bowls have been made for thousands of years. Very early bowls have been found in China, Ancient Greece, Crete and in certain Native American cultures. In Ancient Greek pottery, small bowls, including phiales and pateras, and bowl-shaped cups called kylices were used.
In many cultures, food and drink are shared in a communal bowl or cup, still to this day some cultures still practice sharing this way and still eat from the same dish all in a cummunal fashion
Just pick up a bowl fill it with snacks and have a relaxing time... Most comfortable object for any task, 1. Gathering berries from plants... 2. Mixing paint for craft work 3. Apt to hold your beads when working with beads... 4. Each of us have a special go to bowl to have food... 5. To mix face packs... OMG... The list is endless.😅
My kids had a bowl each when they were toddlers. The bowls were not exactly the same, but the same size. Everytime I set the "wrong" bowl in front of one of them, they got upset and one of the bowls was even thrown on the floor in anger of my forgetness - historical, yeah, history was yesterday!
Different styles and types of bowls were used throughout time and hence evolved based on the needs, preferences, and trends of the time in various cultures and civilizations.
"Serving bowls have been used by mankind for thousands of years. Their earliest existence dates back to ancient Greek, Chinese, Cretan, and some Native American cultures. In fact, it is said that in ancient times, they were used as both eating and drinking utensils."
Well, this is odd. I know I placed a comment before ... but it's missing now. I had shared about the history of bowls and how they used to be both for eating and drinking.
The most expensive porcelain bowl (from the Ming Dynasty) was sold in Hong Kong in 2015 for $ 36 million. A rooster, a chicken and a chick are depicted on it, and its nickname is"chicken". The bowl is estimated to be 500 years old.
Serving bowls have been used by human societies for millennia. The oldest unearthed bowl is thought to be 18,000 years old. Throughout history, pieces of silver hollowware from many cultures have been found in civilizations and cemeteries all around the world.
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I love everyone of the videos, they teach us so much. I've been embroidering for over 12 years, and Kiwi has taught me so much. You can teach an old dog new tricks. Love ITH!!!! Funny story. I made several smaller bowls one year for a craft show and it was rained out. We had just bought some new pots and pans and didn't want them to scratch. I ripped out all the side seams, left the bottoms in tact and they are PERFECT for seperating pots and pans. Keep these ideas coming
I recently closed my pottery studio after 20 years working in clay. I was lucky some years back in my ceramics journey to have the opportunity to hold and examine a Bronze Age bowl. I was fascinated to see not only the maker’s fingerprints but decorative marks forming a pattern on the bowl, and appeared to be created by the original maker’s fingernails! My own bowls aren’t quite as historic as that 4000+ year old bowl, but I am very happy to have soup, cereal, noodles, dessert and pretty much anything else I can justify for my own giant bowls that I used to make and sell. I do shudder to think what archaeologists will make of their finds in thousands of years when they stumble across my warped, misshapen and ugly glaze reject bowls! They might be amused by the Highland Cow sprigs on them. Who knows. 😅 Looking forward to working in a much cleaner fibre medium from now on :)
I can remember my Grandma using certain bowls for certain foods so in a way I still do the same thing especially for holiday dinners with gravy’s and mashed potatoes in matching bowls. Couldn’t live without them.
Love this video. In ancient times bowls were used for both eating and drinking. The earliest have been found in ancient Greece, China and in some Native American cultures. They were made of various materials including clay, metal and wood. In more modern times we have ceramic, plastic and paper; and now, fabric.
Bowls have been around since the dawn of mam, every civilization has use one for eating and drinking. I do believe that the very first ones were leaves from trees formed into bowl shape for drinking water and eating. Every culture has one the Chinese, Greek, Romans American Indians, the Eskimos. Love the fabric you used and how you reversed it in the back. Thanks.
Nice for sewing supplies on your sewing station. Never have enough.
The earliest bowls were likely made from natural materials such as wood, gourds, and stone. Archaeological finds suggest that humans have used bowls for at least 20,000 years. Today, bowls come in countless designs and materials, reflecting global influences. They are used not only for eating but also for decorative purposes, highlighting their aesthetic and functional versatility. (Thanks Chat GPT). We use bowls for serving and eating food but also for display, storage, organizing, pet dishes and more. Thanks for the fun and informative video. I am imaging all the ways I can use and gift this bowl!
Bowls have always been necessary for household use. From eating and drinking vessels to hygienic purposes. We have needed them throughout human history.
Bowls have been used for thousands of years (rock, wood, metal; and today glass and plastic. Ancient bowls were used for eating and drinking and today's bowls are used for eating, although we sometimes drink the milk from our cereal bowls.
I love the new bowl. I put keys and sewing notions in my small KK bowl.
Bowls have been found through our history in all cultures. It was used to eat from, serve from , and to basically be a vessel that contained food, water, and gathering objects. Your video was very complete in stepping out this hoop bowl. I loved it!
My grandmother had a bowl and pitcher setting on a dresser. Loved it.
I still have my baby bowl and I still use it today! I'm now 52, my brother couldn't believe I still use it. :) love my bowl!
Bowls have been around for years for serving up so many dishes and can be used to hold all kinds of things (candies, keys, jewelry, etc). Love the bowl embroideries, so many uses
i use these on nightstands for keys or eyeglasses also to serve warm rolls on the table
Fantastic journal of the process for completing this bowl. Would love to know where to purchase squissors like KC is using. I love watching KC videos :)
Historically,In many cultures, like China and Korea ceramic bowls are the most common vessel used for serving as well as eating the food. Tea and alcoholic drinks were also served in small bowls………liked and shared in Facebook!
The interior of a bowl is characteristically shaped like a spherical cap, with the edges and the bottom forming a seamless curve. Perfect for both liquids and food making it less likely to spill.
Beautiful design thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
Love this bowl. Early bowls have been found in China and Ancient Greece,
Bowls were originally formed by carving out a hollow in a stone, then they began using wood to carve bowls, and eventually began using clay to form them in different shapes and sizes. These were used for cooking, eating, and storage. In pioneer times, flour was stored in barrels and then put into bowls where fat and water were added to form a dough for making biscuits, or Johnny Cakes. The basic design of bowls has remained virtually unchanged for centuries.
Bowls have been made for thousands of years. Very early bowls have been found in China, Ancient Greece, Crete and in certain Native American cultures. In Ancient Greek pottery, small bowls, including phiales and pateras, and bowl-shaped cups called kylices were used.
In many cultures, food and drink are shared in a communal bowl or cup, still to this day some cultures still practice sharing this way and still eat from the same dish all in a cummunal fashion
Bowls were used as vessels to serve food and drinks. I would use it to serve after dinner mints to my guests. Thanks
Just pick up a bowl fill it with snacks and have a relaxing time... Most comfortable object for any task,
1. Gathering berries from plants...
2. Mixing paint for craft work
3. Apt to hold your beads when working with beads...
4. Each of us have a special go to bowl to have food...
5. To mix face packs...
OMG... The list is endless.😅
A bowl along with a pitcher were on washstands in homes and were used for washing up.
The oldest bowl discovered is estimated to be 18,000 years old. Love this bowl design from KK.
Bowls aren't just for food. Bits and bobs of thread, buttons and small fabric scraps fill the bowls in my space.
My kids had a bowl each when they were toddlers. The bowls were not exactly the same, but the same size. Everytime I set the "wrong" bowl in front of one of them, they got upset and one of the bowls was even thrown on the floor in anger of my forgetness - historical, yeah, history was yesterday!
Using a bowl on a nightstand is handy to hold personal items
Different styles and types of bowls were used throughout time and hence evolved based on the needs, preferences, and trends of the time in various cultures and civilizations.
Love that bowl. Can’t wait to make it
In some cultures, they were used for mixing and kneading bread dough.
A large oblong wodden bowl was used for breadmaking in Sweden.
I would use it to hold my bobbins!
"Serving bowls have been used by mankind for thousands of years. Their earliest existence dates back to ancient Greek, Chinese, Cretan, and some Native American cultures. In fact, it is said that in ancient times, they were used as both eating and drinking utensils."
In medieval times bowls were made with animal horn. They were softened by boiling them and flattened, then formed into shape and polished.
They were used for washing/cleaning up.
Well, this is odd. I know I placed a comment before ... but it's missing now. I had shared about the history of bowls and how they used to be both for eating and drinking.
The most expensive porcelain bowl (from the Ming Dynasty) was sold in Hong Kong in 2015 for $ 36 million. A rooster, a chicken and a chick are depicted on it, and its nickname is"chicken". The bowl is estimated to be 500 years old.
Bowls have historically been used to serve tea and individual and multiple servings of food.
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Serving bowls have been used by human societies for millennia. The oldest unearthed bowl is thought to be 18,000 years old. Throughout history, pieces of silver hollowware from many cultures have been found in civilizations and cemeteries all around the world.
Bowls were used to keep fruit and vegetables in the home
. In ancient times bowls served the purposes of both eating and drinking utensil.
Historically, bowls were used both for eating and drinking. As of 2009, the oldest bowl found is 18,000 years old.
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For washing and cleaning.
They were used to drink and eat out of initially.
Historically, small bowls were used for serving both tea and alcoholic drinks.
Can you make it with your mechanical sewing machine
Used for medicinal purposes way back in time
Did you know that in Africa they carve wood into bowls to drink with?
The oldest bowl found is of Chinese origin dating back 18,000 years.
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The bowl was made before the plate. It is said the making of a bowl was the decline of English manners.