Everything I needed to know about making miniature pottery in just a couple of videos, thank you so much! Your students are lucky to have such a talented and informed teacher. Keep the vids coming, and more miniatures, please! I'd love some vids on how to fire and "glaze" tiny pieces at home without a kiln. Any tips greatly appreciated!
Can these types of soft clay chums/chucks be used for regular sized pots? I have a duel sided fired chuck made of terracotta. I never really thought of using a centered ball of wet clay.
I guess I didn't realize until watching your video that a chum and a chuck could be "made to order" as needed! I've always seem them firm leather hard and made in advance to be raised many times. This is so much less intimidating!
+Susan Ishihara Yes, Susan! I often have some up on my Etsy website! I don't think I have any presently, but when I get those glazed in the next month or so, I can put them up! :-) www.etsy.com/shop/KaransPotsAndGlass
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Everything I needed to know about making miniature pottery in just a couple of videos, thank you so much! Your students are lucky to have such a talented and informed teacher. Keep the vids coming, and more miniatures, please! I'd love some vids on how to fire and "glaze" tiny pieces at home without a kiln. Any tips greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much for showing how to do this. I love making miniatures and have been struggling with how to trim them.
Such a helpful video...A BIG thank you!
This is so cool! I can't wait to try this myself! Hopefully when I get good enough, I can teach my students!
So very beautiful I love them all . Awesome !
These are adorable! I want to try some minis now! Thanks for sharing!
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oh my gosh SOOOO cute! you're very talented.
Jennifer Huss lol! Thanks!!!!
Can these types of soft clay chums/chucks be used for regular sized pots? I have a duel sided fired chuck made of terracotta. I never really thought of using a centered ball of wet clay.
Absolutely!!! Chums are my go to method of trimming if I don’t use my Giffin Grip!! I have other videos featuring chums. You may want to check out.
Love your videos!! I wish you were my teacher!! You are an amazing potter!!!!
thank you so much! :-)
Too cute🥰
Thankyou so much that was fantastic 🤗
You’re welcome 😊
I guess I didn't realize until watching your video that a chum and a chuck could be "made to order" as needed! I've always seem them firm leather hard and made in advance to be raised many times. This is so much less intimidating!
You bet! I love chums and chucks! When I too discovered I could make them as I needed it opened up so many possibilities!!
Thank you for sharing, very cute...
I hate trimming mainly because I have difficulty centering my pots! Love your method, I'm thinking this would also apply to the larger pots?
Absolutely, Lynn! Using a chum or chuck works brilliantly with larger pieces as well! Just be sure to rib your clay to get off the slip! :-)
Brilliant
These are very cool. Do you sell these?
+Susan Ishihara Yes, Susan! I often have some up on my Etsy website! I don't think I have any presently, but when I get those glazed in the next month or so, I can put them up! :-) www.etsy.com/shop/KaransPotsAndGlass
How about small pieces with very small mouth?
Like a vase? Just make a small chuck!
@@KaransPotsAndGlass yes a small vase. Ok, thanks a lot🍀👌