I have watched this so many times and I LOVE THEM SO MUCH! But… I can not get that dang shape, the one you use for the pour over, to come together and not be off. It just doesn’t stand up like it needs to when I use the same for a mug of to make a pour over. Anything you can tell me that may help? Thanks.
@@jamiemeador2967 I use several different clays and have tired it with one with frog. I feel like the shape ends up being boxy at the seam if I let it set up too much but it won’t stay up if I use it when it’s too wet.
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Ok I have been obsessing about throwing acorns for months now (not very successfully) and here is your video!! Thank you so much!! ❤❤❤
Yay! They are so much fun!
Thank you so much
I love your videos, you really do a great job. thank you
Great work, I learned a lot of good techniques here. Thank you.
I have watched this so many times and I LOVE THEM SO MUCH! But… I can not get that dang shape, the one you use for the pour over, to come together and not be off. It just doesn’t stand up like it needs to when I use the same for a mug of to make a pour over. Anything you can tell me that may help? Thanks.
It's really about timing. Perhaps you need to let it set up some before shaping and closing the seam? Do you use a clay with grog?
@@jamiemeador2967 I use several different clays and have tired it with one with frog. I feel like the shape ends up being boxy at the seam if I let it set up too much but it won’t stay up if I use it when it’s too wet.