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@@lawgirl054 Lolol I’m glad it’s not just my mind that’s in the gutter. I was kekeing so bad when I chose the word bequeathed 😭 all I needed was for one person to make the comparison. So your comment has made that decision worth it 😭💕

@ i'm glad i could help hahahaha

smh i guess the people just aren't ready for 😸 pitchers 😭

Lolol 😸 pitchers to the world!!! 🤣

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Thank you for watching and showing your support 💕💕!

@@Debonaire-o6c it’s not

@@FelixCT it is not

@@vvvsh687 I’m so exited to process some of the clay I found. Hopefully I can make something nice 😩

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you could enjoy the video. Lol one of my main goals when I visited the Forbidden City was seeing the ceramic gallery. I spent so much time trying to find it and then finally looking at all the pieces that I didn't get a lot of time to see much else 😭 I can't wait to visit again so I can take my time exploring the palace

Thank you for tuning in! Lol I'm happy my experience can be enjoyable and relatable! Every throwing session can't always be a smooth one 😭

The wheel is spinning clockwise in the footage of the other potter 😉

Thank you for watching 💕!

lol that was a mistake 😭 but thank you for being an active listener 💕

Yes! So much attention to detail!

@@dr.google4741 thank you so much for watching!

lol thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! lol the reclaim outfit would've been perfect if it didn't cook me up like a sauna 😭

Thank you for tuning in! That work bench was heaven sent! I literally messaged the guy selling it like 3 minutes after he posted it 🤣

@@Asantceramics haha he must have been thrilled 😁

lolol thank you for watching til the end 😭💕 I actually posted some shorts of my first couple of pieces. Lol my very first piece on the wheel was a fail 🤣 but i'm getting back into the groove of things!

Thank you for watching. I have an air filter in the room. That was actually what was in one of the boxes in the room. I've been thinking about setting up in the garage as i grow out of this space, but the garage will probably be freezing in the fall/winter which will cost a decent sum to mitigate that problem, spiders, and little access to good sunlight.

@@blrology idk, but you commented and that’s what matters! Thank you for watching 💕!

Thank you for watching! Also don't be jealous! It's just practice and continuing to trying different things!

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you could enjoy the video and that it could be a little helpful for planning your next trip!

Thank you so much dear ❤️💕

Lolololol, I did not catch that 😭

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@@didi_mega_dudu yes 😭

Hahaha

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you could enjoy the video! 💕 For me, it's not really a case of keeping the piece damp in between sessions but more so stopping the cracking during the session while I'm working. Like when I'm shaping/sculpting a piece, I'm trying to keep it moist while i'm working so i can move and shape it. But as you do that, there is a different in moisture on the outside of the piece and on the inside of the piece that cause the cracks while working. That's what i'm trying to mitigate

Thank you for your insights. Will keep them in mind!

You are very welcome. I worried a little that maybe my comment sounded too critical, and whether or not to share it. But I've struggled through all of the same things and never had any kind of instruction. If any of it helps or saves you from frustration then I'm glad. Since I last wrote, a video I'd thought was lost for good ended up recommended again. It covers the part where I mentioned clay tearing off walls rather than pulling. I'd wanted to share it before but couldn't remember the exact clip. Trust me. Search for this title: "Improving your pulling, POV Pottery 16" This was the best explanation I've ever come across for how to deal with that issue. It immediate stopped happening. @@Asantceramics

@@davezad No worries; It's good to help improve process. I've been a bit busy, tired, and I haven't been able to get on the wheel as much as i'd like, so when I do get on the wheel I'd like to get better to make the most of my time. That video was great! My mind when I saw the breakdown of why the clay pulls off 🤯 I'm definitely going to be thinking about that the next time I throw. Thanks for sharing it! I feel like sometimes because of the angle we're positioned by the wheel, it can be hard to get a a good visual perspective of why thing are happening, but then when you see it from another angle, things start to click. Recording myself helps a lot with this

Ok, will do! Also, thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching! I love to learn, and the pieces and information displayed at the museum gave a me a nice start to have fun doing some research!

Thank you so much for giving the video a watch Britto! ❤💕

Thank you so much for watching! I was hoping to stop by Ulsan when I was in Busan but didn’t get the chance to go. I have a lot of bases to touch the next time I’m in Korea.

Thank you! It’s a red stoneware with manganese that adds a nice speckle after glaze firing. It’s that pretty pinkish color after a bisque fire, but it turns brownish after a glaze fire

I use a Brent throwing wheel

Thank you for watching! Lolol I always take it for granted when I throw with short hair and don’t tuck my hair away. I forget that the hair can still get in my piece if I get up close enough 😭

Thank you for watching! Also you’re an early bird and smart for starting your mugs now! I hope they come out well and that the receivers enjoy their gifts 💕

Thank you so much! ❤️💕

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you! Lol I’m so addicted to throwing! I could throw for really long periods of time if my body and time permitted 😭

Thank you for watching Cynthia! I’m so happy this video could be helpful for you. And one thing to note is there’s not too much at stake when making mistakes while working with clay; as long as the clay isn’t bisque fired you can always wedge it back up and try again!

Yes. I think it could’ve been an interesting piece too. I usually do like leaving things as beautiful accidents, but on this day I had a very specific goal in mind. So my tunnel vision would not let me stop there 😭

But the bottom portion has a closed bottom so it would make it impossible to blend the seem together on the inside and outside

I planned on adding another section on top for a neck. I have a video of the process on my page. I was able to kind of save it. I also tried to fix it a lil bit more during the trimming stage. I actually just glazed the piece yesterday, so fingers crossed that the final piece comes out ok 😩🤞🏾

Yes! I have a video of the whole process on my page. By the end of the video it was a bit deformed, but I got it together. I was even able to save it a bit more later during the trimming stage. I actually just glazed the piece yesterday, so fingers crossed that the final piece comes out ok 😭🤞🏾

But the bottom portion has a closed bottom so it would make it impossible to blend the seem together on the inside and outside

Although the bottom piece was narrower than the top piece it’s actually had more stability than the top piece. Plus, I was planning to add a narrower neck on top of the second piece, so I wouldn’t have been able to do it that way. But it’s deff an interesting solution

Thank you so much for your kind words! I really love process. I love learning about them and finding ways to improve. Documenting my process has really been a key part in helping me improve, and I hope by sharing my process it can help others too. Thank you so much for watching and engaging! 💕 hopefully sometime in the not too far future I can post a successful 6’ piece 😁