Nesting oval plates! Hand built from slabs
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Pottery studio tutorial! Come learn how to make a set of nesting oval plates great for all skill levels. So fun and easy to make!
Clarification: slabs should be 3/8 to 1/4 inch not 5/8 as I said in the video.
Materials and Tools used:
1/4"-3/8" Slab of clay
I use Laguna 16 porcelain but any clay will work fine
Slab roller or Rolling pin and thickness strips
Oval templates (I found mine at hobby lobby in the woodcraft section)
Dolan 220s clay knife but any clay knife will work
Mud tool rib- Yellow med sized
Dense foam(upholstery foam or sofa cushion)
About me:
I am a US Air Force Veteran, Ceramic Artist, Founder of ClayShare.com, Illustrator, Optimist, Educator, Gluten Free Baker, Chicken Mama, Crazy Cat Lady and Newbie Guitarist. My studio is nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont where I have been making pottery and sharing my love for clay since 2007. Subscribe and follow my adventures in clay, art, animal husbandry and Vermont life.
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I'm preparing a Studio in my home in the garage and having my first class in several months. This is going to be one of our first projects to do. I love all of your suggestions. I've actually run all over town to Hobby Lobby Michaels and to my local Pottery Warehouse looking for things you had suggested. I accidentally found the book you had recommended " Mastering cone 6 glazes". No where in the country, not even the two largest used bookstores in America had this book in the color version. I did find it on Amazon, use, from $215.00 to $2000!!! I found and purchased it for $39.95 at the local Pottery Warehouse on their used book wall! I felt a little guilty as if I had stolen something LOL I love all of your videos!
Very pedagogic !Thank s
I'm new to making crockery, I usually stick to sculpture. I just stumbled across your channel a few days ago, I'm hooked! Love how explain everything and I'm definitely going to make plates now! My good friend has a studio and teaches, I'm going to drive her nuts with plates!
Oh bless you! I never thought of using those wooden forms-like used for decopage. Wonderful idea. I've been going crazy trying to figure out how to make the center press form. YAY!
Cool! Thanks! Can't wait to try it
Good job:) I appreciate you sharing your love of clay with us, thank you.:)
very cute. I know you use a thin layer of plastic and cat litter bags for keeping the button flat but maybe you could make a quick video on how to handle the buttons once they have dried up a bit. I never make plates because of the risk of uneven buttons
That's great!! I have some of those in my tool bin. I have been trying to make 3inch uniform plates for my cats. Can't wait to try this method.
wow! totally inspiring. I'm going to go look for nesting ovals right away!
Always like your videos. Thanks for taking the time to inspire.
I did some binge watching of your channel, Great stuff! now I need to o find some clay. Thanks for posting keep up the good work!
Always something new. Thanks
Great idea. Great change of variation. I will be trying it. Thanks for the tips on the templates.
Awesomeness. I’m so excited to try.
Brilliant videos, great for a returning ceramist thank you :-)
Great video 👍🏻
It’s not going to be perfect, and that’s okay.
I love that
yndislegt..( lovely )
Fantastic...!!!
truly love your videos
Brava!!!!!
I would love to see a video on coffee mugs
good technical thank you
Please do a video on how you painted these
love your videos thanks
thankkks
Fingers are always in a handy place for measuring.
Amazing
Wonderful and very beautiful .. What kind of dyes and polishes were used in this work ? ... Thanks .
I will definitely be making these. I am curious to know what the power equipment I often hear in the background on your videos is. Just curious.
you are hearing my pellet stove running, it is quite loud but very necessary for Vermont winters! :)
I love to see you . I have a question . Your plates are so shine its the kind of class you used ? Thank you
Я не знаю английский но доменя доходит ваш урок бай бай
Thanks it was really nice. My question is how thick should the clay be for the plate. And where do I get the wooden mould for oval plates from
instead of a smooth solid curve what about raising the bottom plate ( template ) up ( off the bench) about 2" with a profiled template, placing the clay on top and letting it.... fall or sag into the shape of the template? make sense? sounds good in my head.
could work you just won't get such a nice transition from the bottom to the side... something to try :)
Your glaze combo's on your completed pieces are great. Do you make your own glazes? I made some of the rectangular trays this past week and absolutely love that form! BTW...don't worry about the snow. Your sounding like my mom thinking this will be big, but aren't the forecasters usually wrong these days? :P
I make most of my own glaze but I also do use commercial glazes. Amaco and Georgie's clay make some of my favorite commercial glazes.
I tried two of these today. It worked fine but they are not holding their shape. My clay was too fresh I guess. How long do you let the slab sit before you plunge the smaller one in? (I'm a newbie so please forgive me.)
An instructor threw a convex form from clay to make a plaster press mold.
I'm making a wedging table for my studio and was going to use canvas for the table but wanted to know do you have to replace it after a while? I know that it is going to hold all the clay dust as well so how do you clean it? I see that most studios have them and the slab roller your using uses canvas so I didn't know if it needed replacing or if it is fine just being there forever, thanks!
clay dust in canvas is an issue, you'll have to clean it regularly with a wet sponge. I use plaster for my wedging table and canvas on my slab roller.
Hi Jessica, this is all really new for me, do you put this in the oven? or after this is ready? Love it btw!!
they pieces will go in the kiln after they have dried for about 2 weeks
I have been trying to go to Clay Share.com and it is saying that the site refused to connect.
Hello I would love to know where you get your clay from or the brand name of your clay so I can follow along with you thanks nice video
Hey, will this work with air dry clay? Thank you :)
What kind of clay do you normally use?
what are the sizes of the oval wood things ?
Oh, maybe put some handles on them next time?
yes, handles would be perfect, especially for a serving platter! Ill keep your suggestion in mind. :)
Jessica helov
Hello dear your country name 😘