What sort of person gives this video a thumbs down? Someone is literally taking the time to show us how to throw a well made piece of pottery from start to finish and you repay said person by giving a thumbs down? Giving all the thumbs up!!!! Thank you Mae ceramics I appreciate the time you take to teach us.
Love your videos! And this item is beautiful. Have you tried doing a version with internal ribbing (like in the V60)? Would be interested to see that process!
Truly mesmerizing work. I just joined my first ceramics class and I wish I studied it in college. I’m so in love. But I am having a lot of trouble pulling up and joking out evenly so that nothing caves in, I haven’t made a uniform cup or bowl yet. Granted it’s only my second class but still I want to get passed the tornado phase.
Sorry this is 5 months late lol but if you’re getting tornados it sounds like your wheel is moving too slow and your hands are moving too fast, try to switch them around.
Just found this video. Beautiful work Mae! Thank you! Could you please tell me how high you threw your dropper and how wide at the top you made it! Thank you very much! (Does your clay shrink a lot?)
this is amazing and thanks for sharing. I am a beginner and also took your domestika class which I loved. Do you have anything glazed in your test glaze from the other video? I am wanting to try making glazes as it is so expensive for the brush on ones in Australia. I am looking for a soft satin or matt white and it does scare me a bit! Thanks form Brisbane
Hey! I do, I don’t think I ended up liking it though as I went with a different recipe in the end. It was close to what I wanted but didn’t quite fit on my clay body. I would recommend trying it though as it is a lovely glaze!
It depends on the weather, but usually two days. The next day I'll take it off the bat and flip it over so the base can dry, and if it's warm I'll wrap a little bit of plastic around the rim to prevent it getting too dry too quickly.
Hi! Thanks for the feedback - I’m a full time maker and these vids are just on the side, so sadly I can’t commit tooooo much time on fiddling with camera angles. Where would be most helpful to view from for you?
What sort of person gives this video a thumbs down? Someone is literally taking the time to show us how to throw a well made piece of pottery from start to finish and you repay said person by giving a thumbs down? Giving all the thumbs up!!!! Thank you Mae ceramics I appreciate the time you take to teach us.
Haters gonna hate yk
maybe it is a misclick
Absolutely love this video and how instructional it is! Thank you for a great demonstration 🌷
♥️ I’m loving these videos. Been infatuated with this art since I was a child.
You are a wizard!! Thank you for this vid
loved the video!
Thank you for a great vid / tutorial.
Saw your shorts…very cool content!!!
thank you!
Love your videos! And this item is beautiful. Have you tried doing a version with internal ribbing (like in the V60)? Would be interested to see that process!
Hey, your work is so beautiful :). I am curious about the height-width measurements you mention - what is the desired size?
I would also love to know
Truly mesmerizing work. I just joined my first ceramics class and I wish I studied it in college. I’m so in love. But I am having a lot of trouble pulling up and joking out evenly so that nothing caves in, I haven’t made a uniform cup or bowl yet. Granted it’s only my second class but still I want to get passed the tornado phase.
Sorry this is 5 months late lol but if you’re getting tornados it sounds like your wheel is moving too slow and your hands are moving too fast, try to switch them around.
大変参考になりました。ありがとうございます😊
Great work
Spiral shape inside the cone is for water flow motion and water bypassing
i love that
Just found this video. Beautiful work Mae! Thank you! Could you please tell me how high you threw your dropper and how wide at the top you made it! Thank you very much! (Does your clay shrink a lot?)
Do you think it’s possible to make this straight on the wheel ? Thanks :)
thumbs up!
Really amazing explanation and final product, did you film the glazing process too?
I didn’t, I’ll add it to my list though!! Glad you enjoyed this one :)
this is amazing and thanks for sharing. I am a beginner and also took your domestika class which I loved. Do you have anything glazed in your test glaze from the other video? I am wanting to try making glazes as it is so expensive for the brush on ones in Australia. I am looking for a soft satin or matt white and it does scare me a bit! Thanks form Brisbane
Hey! I do, I don’t think I ended up liking it though as I went with a different recipe in the end. It was close to what I wanted but didn’t quite fit on my clay body. I would recommend trying it though as it is a lovely glaze!
What type of clay are you using? :)
So nice. you make it look so darn easy! How long do you let it dry before you move on to step 2?
It depends on the weather, but usually two days. The next day I'll take it off the bat and flip it over so the base can dry, and if it's warm I'll wrap a little bit of plastic around the rim to prevent it getting too dry too quickly.
What height and with do you measure to?
When is the second part coming 😍😍
Hello! I’ve just posted it 💕
At 5:50 you used a tool to measure the height and support the needle tool. What exactly is this tool?!
A clay ruler from Hartley and Nobel! Love it
What tool is that at @5:52, the one you're using to support the needle tool?
It’s a ruler - I just hold my pin tool up to the mark I need to measure to and cut there
@@MaeCeramics I don't know why I never thought of that! Thanks!
Hi, how many kilograms of clay do you use to make it ?
600 grams
@@MaeCeramics thank you 👍
Note: 600 grams = 1.3 pounds
Height?
I’m here because I’m stoned
Camera’s position is not good...
Hi! Thanks for the feedback - I’m a full time maker and these vids are just on the side, so sadly I can’t commit tooooo much time on fiddling with camera angles. Where would be most helpful to view from for you?
No information of weight of clay. This demo is failed.
Tslk, talk too much.
Wow this look similar. In Indonesia we have this kinda similar looking dripper called Koka Dripper from @ klinik kopi