How I Hand Build a Pottery Bowl - No wheel required - (ASMR)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video I show how to hand build a pottery bowl from clay at home, no wheel required, using only simple tools.
No music or voice in the video, just pure, raw and relaxing sounds of pottery work. - ASMR -
Techniques used in this video are:
- Wedging
- Pinching
- Welding (using clay slip)
- Clay coils
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You know what I love about pottery? Everyone has the same material, there's nothing upgraded or fancy. And every individual manages them in their own way to create. There is no right or wrong way to play with clay :))
So true! It is a great kind of art too. Created accordingly to each one's personality, taste and preferences. And because it is handmade each piece is unique, there is no two of the same. Thanks for your comment! ❤️
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Everyone doesn't have same clay It depends where it's got
@@cjgaming5544 but it's just clay and most people use the generic one. The ones that are not that cheap, they still work like the generic one. It's like paint, people may manage them in different ways, but it's still paint. Because you have something fancier, does not mean your result will be better. Everything is on the artist and the technique that works for them.
Same material? Really?
ive had issues with smoothing out pinch pot bows thank you for this technique i will try it! very professional looking. clay is so versatile thats why i love it. you can make anything you want!
Hi James & Anna, did you try it? how was? I totally agree, clay is super versatile. I love it too.❤️
I'm just getting into ceramics and hand building seems to appeal to me the most.
Hi Shaun, That is great. I think the best way to start making ceramic is with Hand building.❤️
Amazing the quiet and the work thank you I’m waiting for more…
Thank you so much! There will be more soon!
I was literally finding this video everywhere this was so helpful thank you so much!! More videos please😍
Thank you!
Wow all buy hand too no wheel you have great skill love your technique...
Thanks so much!
This is one of the best videos i have seen to assist me. Thank you
Thanks Cristina for your nice comment. Love it❤️
Beautiful, this bowl is best to eat Kellogg's corn flakes 😄 , cool!! Thank you. Would you like to try the flower Vaasa.
Thank you! Good idea about the corn flakes 😁 and about the flower vase 😍
1:bean
2:2 balls
3:bowl
4:smooth
5:harden
More please. Your video is so appreciated and beautifully done. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia. 😚
Thanks for your comment!!! There is more to come!
@@yukiceramics woo hoo. Great news my dear. 😍
WoW! Thank you very much for sharing this video!
Loved it!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! There is more to come!
I'm doing pottery in class and this helped me so much
Thank you Lil. I loved that you commented here. Feel free to share this RUclips link with others. 😍
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No one commented, so I will. Beautiful video !!!!!!
Thank you so much! This was my first comment ever! Stay tuned as I’m preparing more content to my channel!
Beautifull, please keep on making videos, love the way you did this. Just learning and want to do more but before investing too much money still testing. Videos like yours is a huge help for us beginners. As specially trimming to the right hight...tried one last night and jut could get it rigt...jou make it look so easy...goin to try NOW
Hi Mariselle, Thank you for the nice feedback about the video.❤️Leave your arm resting on the table and your hand steady, try to turn the piece as if you were on top of the wheel, turning right in the center. Keep practicing. Hope to help you with more videos. Thanks for watching.
You literally just get two buckets a shovel and some water and an area to dig some soil and you get clay.
Awesome, Hello from Brazil. I'm learning a lot from you
Thanks! Eu tb sou do Brasil!!! Que bom receber sua mensagem! Teremos mais conteúdo em breve! 👍
well done and generous, thank you
Really enjoyed watching this and learn a lot too
Thank you!❤️
Thanks bro.. it helped me in my activity !!
You Are Welcome! Thank you for watching !
Beautiful! How does it dry (air or can I bake it in the oven)? Also, to be able to use daily (to eat out of) does it have to be glazed or is this technique purpose strictly for decor?
This clay is for firing. I only showed the modeling process, it would then require a bisque firing and glazing and it would be good for daily use. I'm planning more videos with the whole process soon! 😊
@@yukiceramics Thank you!
This was a nice tutorial and video!
Hi Mika, Thanks! Hope you enjoy more of our videos.
What's the material you are using to smooth your pot's rim?
And, what's the average thickness of your pots/bowls?
Here's a revised version:
Hi Sharon, I'm using a chamois cloth. The hand-built mugs and bowls I normally use are less than 0.5cm thick, depending on the piece.☺️ I hope I didn’t respond too late.😊
Thank you ❤️
No other words… perfect!
Thank you Edit Eszter Bodai for your comment. Very sweet of you.
That's amazing for doing it by hand
HI Jamie, Thank you!❤️
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed!
That is great! 😊 Thank you for watching 😁
I really love the video!! How much clay did you use when wedging? :)
Thank you . I actually don’t know exactly. You could start weddings the amount of clay you think will be good for you. The leftover clay you still can use for another project. 😉
Can we make larger bowls like this which you have made in this video?? Waiting for your response 😊
Yes you can ! ❤️
So perfect 👍 thanks so much
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
Love this video!
Thank you!!!
This is the best , perfectly finished. Thank You so much !
Thank you!
Really cool! What kind of clay is this?
This is a Dark stoneware clay bought from a local studio. called Big pot clay❤️
Nice and simple
Thank you😊
fabulous
Hi April Ryan, Thank you!
Just a question what clay did you use ?
Hi Layla, I used a stoneware clay from a local studio. It Called Big pot clay .
Hello, thanks for the beautiful video. is this all in one process or do you do the paddle slapping & trimming one it has dried a little?
For the slapping and trimming the clay needs to be more firm, and not sticking to the touch (leather). If it is too soft it will be more difficult to shape it. So you might need to let it dry a little bit before that. It also depends on your environment humidity. Hope that helps!
His great video, did you let the bowl dry at any point or no?
If you feel that the clay is soft to be shaped, you could let it dry a little. Thanks for watching ❤️
Parfaite vidéo ! Merci 🙏
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it☺️
Please make some more video's, this was great
Thanks! There is more on the way!
Merci c’est magnifique
C’est apaisant à regarder, merci d’avoir filmé avec si peu de bruit, ça fait du bien
Salut Michele, nous aimons aussi le bruit du processus uniquement. Merci d'avoir regardé.
when in doubt, hit it
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Do you bake it at the end? Can i bake it in my oven at home. What temperature and how long please? Thank you
Hi Ranjani, I used a ceramic kiln to fire it. You could use an Air dry clay. Air dry doesn't need to be fired to set hard. But it isn't recommended to use it for any food or drink. You probably could use the same technique from this video.
@@yukiceramics thank you
Tt’s so interesting ☺️
Thank you Nethmi. Happy that you enjoy it.
Which clay you guys use , and can we use this clay bowl for eating
In this video, I’m using local clay from a local studio. Yes, you can use the bowl for eat after fire. I do two firings: one bisque fire and the other glaze fire.
Two firing stages: bisque firing and glaze firing. Bisque firing is the first stage, where the clay is fired at a lower temperature to harden it, making it easier to handle for glazing. The second stage is glaze firing, where the glaze applied to the bisque-fired piece is melted and fused to the surface at a higher temperature.
I am gonna try making it from complete nothing.Make my own clay and build!
Good ideia! Write here you experience with your own clay 😊
I did it but my little brother decided to annoy me and broke it :(@@yukiceramics
Yuki, the tool that you used to smoothen the outside and shape it, can you recommend a substitute if I don't have one?
Hi Mananan, before I bought this wood paddle I used to use a big spoon (looks like a spatula) made of bamboo, so I think any kitchen utensil that looks like the paddle could be used to do the shape. I like the one in the video because it is thick.
The Rib that I used to smooth inside. Maybe you could make it yourself using wood.
Happy to help you. Let me know if you have any questions ☺️
@@yukiceramics uwaa thank you :) I just got into pottery but I'm a complete beginner with just the basic tools. Your videos already help me a lot, I made a mug using coils :) I appreciate your offer to help, I'll comment any questions I have when I watch your videos. Thank you :D
Good one
Thank you ☺️
Really nice👍🏻
Thank you Daisy. ❤️
Hope you upload more videos soon
Hi Soumali das, Thanks. I'm Happy that you like the video❤️ I hope too. I'm excited to make more videos, unfortunately I'll have to wait a little more as we're moving. I'm Planning new content. Hope you like it too. Subscribe to be notified when we upload more videos. Thanks for watching😁
Can you please mention what you used for surface? Which wood?
Hi Smreeti, the wedging board is made of bamboo, and the tool to shape the clay it is a wood clay paddle.
I use a Rib to smooth inside. The same I use while throwing.
So do we bake it after this or let it sun soak dry?
Hi Nikita, I usually leave it to dry in a room, without sun. After it's completely dry I do the first firing.
what type of clay did you use for this?
I used a stoneware clay from a local studio . Called Big pot clay .
I took like 2 pottery class back in High School, I finish switching o Caligraphy class because I was upset that I wasn' able to use my hand to build thing. Maybe i should give another try it have been 13 years since High School
If you're interested in doing it I'd say just go for it! Pottery is so much more than a hobby, it is art and expression. And it is a great way to explore your senses and creativity! You'll need some practice and patience in the beginning until you get used to it! Thank you for your comment!
My clay keeps drying out whenever I try to do it this way 😕 I am always smoothing over the cracks and the thickness is then uneven.
That might be because of many different reasons. You could try a few different things:
1- wedging more for a more uniform clay
2- start out with a softer clay (slightly more water in it) if your environment is too dry
3- apply less pressure when smoothing out the surface (using your fingertips only)
Hope this helps!
Keep practicing, use water on your fingertips to smooth cracks, and go gently. Don't push or mash, small, gentle movement with clay💜
@@Lyddiebits thank you!
@@yukiceramics thanks for the tips!
How do you do so that the salts do not emerge after cooking?
I use the chamois and my finger to smooth the surface. I normally avoid the sponge. Also, Depend of the clay you are using to make it, some have more chamotte (grogs) or the grammage of it is big. So, It will appear more . Did I answer you?😀
Hello! What clay do you use?
This is a Dark stoneware clay bought from a local studio. called Big pot clay❤️
Beautiful video! 😍😍 What clay do you use? And do you fire it? Or is it air dry?
Thanks! I do fire it, I'll have complete videos uploaded soon! I use high temperature regular clay. This is from a local pottery shop, no specific brand.
so good !!!
Thank You so much^^
구독, 좋아요~
From Korea. Thats nice . Thanks for watching😁
Hi Yuki wereld do RUclips get your worden tools from?
Hi Linda, normally I buy from a ceramic suppliers store. In USA, others I bought from a local studios …
I have a question
How much temper you used in your clay ?
I used to firing in a studio near my home. Cone 06 , 2232F or 1222C.😊Thanks for comment
Muy bonito
Thank you Rocio. 😁
So once it drys will it get all muddy like if it gets wet?
Yes, you could fire it. So won’t be muddy if get wet. 😀
Nice! How much clay did you use for the bowl?
Sorry I didn’t weigh too. 🥴 I will weigh next time. 😁
Can you give non baking option?
Sorry Nikita, I never used non baking clay, but I'm pretty sure you can find as air-dry clay.😊 The process seems to be very similar to the process of using baked clay
so good! what type of clay are you using?
Thanks! This is a mixed high temperature clay from a local pottery studio.
How you make this clay soft
Hi, Usually, I wedged the clay well. If it is too hard and dry, I moisten it. If it's very dry, I put the clay in a bag, add water, and wait for the clay to absorb it. Depending on the amount, this can take a few days, and I turn the package since the water settles at the bottom. Alternatively, if you have a bucket, you can do the same process, tightly seal the bag, and immerse it in a bucket full of water (this way, you don't need to keep turning the bag with the clay). If the clay is only a bit dry, you can cover it with a wet old towel, then place it in a bag and leave it for a while until the clay absorbs the water from the towel.
Hm I tired but it's shape was not good and smooth....
I tried to make a pot but I saw crack es on that .
Hello there, at 3:59 are you scraping the clay with a piece of clay?
Hi Ron, I'm using a wooden kidney shape tool that I use for smoothing the clay surface on curved areas. I hope this helps!
HI YUKI :)
Hi Robbie 😊
can i ask what was the tool you used to pad the clay please? 😊
Hi. It is a wood clay paddle.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video! Forgive my ignorance- I am new to pottery, but what type of clay did you use?
I'm using a stoneware clay. Thank you for watching and commenting❤️
what is being used at 4:50?
I used a chamois cloth to achieve a nice, smooth edge.
@@yukiceramics thank you
Helloo what type of wood are you using for the surface to make the clay?
it is a bamboo cutting board 😃
Which clay is this?
This is a stoneware dark clay from a Local Studio.
Hello! What kind of clay did you use? I’m new to pottery and need help. I want to hand make plates and cups. And if I make small bakeware do I need to use different kind of clay so it can be oven safe?
Hi! I use a stoneware clay from a local pottery studio. You can ask at your pottery shop if it is oven safe. In general, medium and high fire clays are usually suitable for oven use. But certain clays are more indicated for that! Hope that helps! Good luck!
TOP!🇧🇷
Obrigada. Valeu por assistir😊
What kind of clay are you using if you don’t mind me asking?
Hi Steven, It is as stoneware. I bought from a local studio.
Wont that melt when you put soup in there
Lol..😂 probably yes. But after going to the pottery kiln won't melt😁
What kind of board are you wedging on?
Hi Stella, I am wedging the clay in a normal cutting board (for food) made of bamboo. Thanks for watching.😊
Can you tell us what kind of clay you use?
It is a Stoneware clay.
Was that a chamber you smoothed the rim with ?
Sylvana, when I Hand Build a pottery bowl I use chamois skin for smoothing rims as the same I use while throwing 😊
@@yukiceramics Haha! I think that was o meant to say ! Loved watching ... soothing ! Thanks
Thank you!❤️
Perfecto! No bla,bla, blaaa…
Thank you Aracelis😊
Is ur clay home made because mine yes
No, I bought from a small studio. It is really nice u can make by yourself 😁
ah yes me makeing bowls with clay from my back yard
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@@yukiceramics lol
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Tell me plz
Hope I could help you☺️
I love this
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tbh, I liked the bowl better before you trimmed the edge.
Hi UomoNero, I Also like without trimmed❤️. thanks for comment! keep watching our videos☺️
Beautiful! What clay do you use?
It is a stoneware clay
@@yukiceramics and the brand?
They call it Big pot clay. I don't know exactly the brand. Sorry. I bought from a Local Studio.