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Very helpful! Good info

Thank you!

I looking forward to giving your pulling style a try. I love how you work the slip as well. Great video!

Excellent, thank you.

Great job! Handles are a challenge for me. I'll take your tips to the workbench and see how it goes ;)

Clearly codesigning your pieces

Those are the cat's food dishes now 😅

I mean that last one looks like a cute spoon holder tbh

Paw-tery :)

Ayyy it made out of menace.. sooo take my money..

"Oh look, a Strawberry "

I mean, the 3rd one is the only one that's unsalvageable. Like another commenter said, if you mentioned the cat, 1st and 2nd would probably sell

Make it a fountain

Honestly I'd still buy it. If your cat was mentioned in the description, it'd make me want it more. 😂

How is it that you say the cat can't be trusted when you are the one that left the door open a cat can't open a door I would know I have two Certain handles maybe they can try but not the normal handle and yes they can get in and out of some really weird things but if you have that room shut up properly they're not going to get in It's your own fault your Pottery got messed up

I like the suggestion of letting the slip dry down a little before cleaning it up. I think that will help my occasional cracking. Brushing on a little liquid wax around the attachment sight can also be helpful, especially on delicate attachments. Further, if you make a very long handle, for example on a teapot, waxing the entire handle will often allow a long thin handle to dry without cracking.

Would really like to see it finished

I struggled with handles but I tried your methods for pulling and attaching handles. It made a world of difference🥰

Bless you!

yes, please explain the torch... everyone always says its for firm up the clay but no one ever talks about why / when / how to use it

Thanks for this- I'm going to go try it today. I haven't had much practice with handles and it's quite intimidating at first. You did a great job going step by step.

Excellent Demo Krystal 😀🙌💯

Great video! Keep up the great work!

😅😂 this is awesome

Yes!! Keep being awesome!

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U gonna get sick 😅

WHAT is youtube doing to me? I mean I guess Pottery is fun but this fun?! (Maybe I should try it?!)

I just bought beets to make pickled red beet eggs. I can’t find them in a store like in Pa. Haha I am anxiously waiting a few days now.

This was really helpful. Appreciate you explaining WHY at every stage. I'm totally gonna start hanging my handles off the edge of the table like that.

A fabulous video. Thanks and good job!

Ok now, why?

Very informative

Congrats on your new channel.

Amazing video, thank you so much for your teachings and for sharing your techniques.

This is the best explanation and demonstration I have seen for attaching handles. I'm definitely going to use this method on the mugs I have that I will be attaching handles to this week. Thank you!

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This reminds me of a rubber mallet, but on a much softer scale. It's able to absorb the impact and without pushing the force onto the pottery. It's the fun lesson of the day for me! Have a great day 😊

Very nice work! Great tips and tools.

I pulled a handle the other night on a that kept showing the crack at the top as I was futzing with it. I kept smoojing more slip into it and sponging it off. I should have just left it to sit.

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Very helpful and informative video!🤓thank you!❤️

Where did you find this set?

Oh my gosh!!! Best mug handle attachment advice!!! Thank you!

This is great

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Thank you for this wonderful video! I have been trying to do handles and have been watching many videos. Yours was simple in the explanation and you went slowly and purposefully and all of it made sense. I can't wait to try this method! Thank you so much!!