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Omg how dang cute is that!!!

Thank you for this video! How much clay did you use?

Love your combos! I’ve got indigo rain on my list to try now. Thanks

I wanted to let you know that I just realized on one of your videos where we were taking about the glaze combo I accidentally used, I said amber topaz was the base glaze for desert dusk but it’s amber QUARTZ!!

I've been doing 12 - 14 hour days glazing lately, it is exhausting, but lucky we love what we do 😊

Again, everything is beautiful!

Thanks for sharing but what was the combination for the Conch Shell? I know there was the copper base but the sides are just awesome.

Love the obsidian and seaweed combo!

Thanksnfor sharing. ❤ would you kindly share types of tools you use and where you get them from? Particularly, the shaver!

Hey Kim Thankyou so much for showing this! Very similar to my version but I throw a small bowl then cut less of the rim and curl it ontop of the little bowl so u r left with higher walls on the outer bowl. Yours r so stunning! Nat xx

Yesss always videonyour kilns please! Love the sandstone mug. U r expert at the drips! I need an application video lol. Love the Black Forest so pretty I need to try with a rose quartz replacement it never works for me! Aqua dreams should b “under the sea” it looks like seaweed n fish n jellyfish! Beautiful pieces. Nat xx

Hi, I’m a potter just starting my major in ceramics and I was wondering what kind of clay you use? And thank you for sharing these beautiful pieces!

👏oilers fan!

Thanks for showing the comparison between ancient copper and Baileys red!

I enjoy watching your kiln openings and tutorials Kim, thank you. Love your glaze combos and you’ve given me hope for the muddy waters I could never get to work. I’m glazing a porcelain bowl with it with a slight variation! I’ll share it soon. Thanks again!❤

Nice that you still share being busy and all! Thank you❤

Wow I don’t know if I’ve seen the mulberry with indigo rain combo before. I love it! The aurora green with the copper is great as well. The refired platter is amaaaazing!! So sad it cracked darn it!! If you put a 2 part epoxy, that is food safe, on both sides of the platter it will be food safe for you. And good for you for remembering to put cones in and on all the shelves. Lol. I found that putting taller things on my bottom shelf has realllly helped even out my kiln. I can soo relate to the glazeathon for sure. All spring and summer, even into the fall, I slipcast and made pots. Glazed very little. Fired 3 very full kiln loads and have hundreds of pits to glaze during the winter. We are just starting to get real cold here in Iowa!! Oh Todd. My gosh the trees are absolutely gorgeous! That’s amazing!! I saw some in the background of your last video. Glad that I could help with the leather glaze. I pray you find something you can do about your shipping.

Thanks for sharing Cold and white here and more snow on the way yuk. Stay warm

Nice intro! I do relate to the glaze-a-thon. I've been doing the same. I am thinking of trying your sunrise combo, except with pearl white over instead of river birch. I'll let you know if it turns out...or if it runs off the pot! I've been using Mayco's copper float instead of ancient copper. I think it's kinda inbetween the new and old AC. Love the trees Todd! You could also string them with fairy lights on the outside if you want. Thanks for sharing your combos!

Love your stuff always look forward to you two sharing. I just wanted to say when I use Copper Float (cone 6) it is so close to the old Ancient Copper, not sure if I can tell the difference. I myself am not trilled with the new Ancient Copper, so Copper Float is my now new go to. Maybe you already knew, just wanted to share just incase you didn't. :) Vickie

Your design inspired me to make a few of these bowls in preparation for my annual holiday sale. The bowls came out of the bisque and looked great. Unfortunately the glazing was less successful. The glaze on each ran down onto the kiln shelf (didn't have big enough "cookies"!) right at the bottom of the cut. I guess glaze was pooling on top of the cut and when combined with the glaze on the tallest part of the wall was too thick and ran like glaze sometimes does around the base of a handle. 😥 A good learning experience and lots of practise in grinding. My "seconds" bin is now quite full! Still love the shape and will be trying again. Thanks for showing us your process.👏

Kim, thank you for making this video! How many lbs of clay do you start with?

Brilliant, many thanks! I will definitely give this a try. How kind of you to share your skills ❤

Thank you so much that was excellent

How about calling that glaze combo black sand beach 😊

Thanks so much Kim, so very helpful. As there is no way I can throw that amount of clay I think that I will try making one with a slab. 😀 Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.

Thanks for the great video. I love the wheel the most too and the glazing is my least favorite mostly because it's so time consuming and the hardest to get consistent results at.

Thank you Kim! I am definitely going to try this when Christmas is over! I now have two new wheels so I am able to make bigger things!❤

Thank you. I will be tring this.😊

Wow Kim that is ALOT of clay!!! Wow!! Great tutorial!!❤

Excellent tutorial Kim! I’ve been making these for years, both on the wheel and slab built.I like your use of the shredder. It really made nice smooth edges. I remember you saying in a glaze video that sometimes yours crack when drying, I wrap each of mine in 100% cotton, then in plastic for 2 days. It gives the clay a chance to homogenize. I find I no longer have issues with cracking. That was a tip from Naomi Clement. Thank you so much for sharing! 😊

I could make the wonky bowl NP THANKS FOR SHARING

Thanks for sharing Kim! I’ve never made one like this, I’ll give it a try!❤️👍🏻

Thanks for the relaxing show :) learn something new everyday , happy weekend 🇨🇦🙌🏼

What an amazing way to look at things. I know this post was old but must have been meant for me to see at this point in my life because I am going to try to embrace the fire and look forward to what comes out on the other end. Thank you for this ! ! !

Thank you for sharing - I hope to try one of these the next time I get on the wheel.

Very interesting! Thanks. How many pounds of clay do you start with for these?

Thanks for this tute, Kim. I have been making mine from a slab but I would like to try your version. ❤. Thanks for sharing!

You are a fabulous teacher. Thanks for explaining the stiffness of the clay. Great tutorial, Diane Tewes❤

This is a great tutorial! An easy way I make plaster bats is using a springform cheesecake pan.

2 things try Pirate ship and put the cup in the freezer then tap with a hammer and usually the cookie pops off

Your muddy waters is so much prettier than mine...mine turned out really brown and mat

Wow! You guys are really cranking out the kiln loads, I love it, you always have something for me to watch 😄. I love that you have names for your glaze combos. I really have to try the engobes, I have all the sample sizes of them but haven't played with them yet. Your Woodland Berry is one of my favourite combos of yours, I have to try it. Thank you for sharing all of your beautiful combos x

Purolator is contracted to Canada Post.

Thank you for using Purolator!

I’m not a potter, butI dislike puralator the most! I’ve had several packages ordered through Amazon, using puralator, and I have never gotten them. They just ended up being shipped back to the seller. Whoever Sarah Walton uses to ship in Canada is great. I think it was Chit chat or something like that

Your kiln openings are always inspiring. ❤️

I do care - it helps if I want to order something

Please always make a video of your kiln openings!! lol. Ooh la la. That lone star is gorgeous!!

I love your casual talk and stories so never think they are boring. Thank you for sharing and being so open. Love all of your pottery so keep doing what you're doing. :)