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sorry but until the sound is fixed, this video is unwatchable

super complete explanation! thank you so much!

Why don't you use a vacuum machine so no bubbles are in the plaster?

Hi beautiful!! so nice your videos! thanks for all the explanation!!!!

Very clear video! ❤ you used the plastic shampoo bottle to make the shape, but is it also possible to make the shape from a glass, resin or ceramics object? And are there materials you can’t use to make the shape with? 😊

Love this. Thank you

This was honestly the BEST, most thorough explanation of slip cast mold making I've seen. Thank you so much! 💕 There were so many parts that previous videos just did not think to explain. I finally feel like I can try this for myself 🙌🏼

What kind of plaster u use?

Im just learning about molds and was so glad to find your channel. You are phenomenal at explaining things in a simple way while also being entertaining without wasting time or being annoying (which seems impossible for others). Thanks for the super helpful videos! ☺️

❤ can I use a ceramic or glass pot or will they adhere to the plaster?

there are online calculators that do this too. I can never do it properly on my own 😂

I loved this video, really wish you haven't made it fast though!

Just fantastic ❤❤❤👏👏👏

The paper illustrations were amazing. This is by far the best instructional on mold-making I've seen. Thank you!!

Question about the paper example @0:49, can't you just make the cup on the right a 2-piece mold by making the dividing line run down the length of the handle?

Wonderful video! What kind of brown clay did you use to put around the mold to prevent it from going underneath? Thank you!

I'd love to have your cheat sheet, but the link sends me to an error code for canva.

thanks! what is your plaster / water ratio?

Can I use cement instead of plaster to make this?

Where did you get the wooden box to pour everything in

The paper models were cool.

0:55 simplest&best animation I've seen, ever❤

What is the model made of ?

Wow. I've never seen instructional videos on youtube where it actually answered all the questions I had as it went along. Love it!

can I just say ur little cutouts are absolutely adorable and also very efficient in demonstrating how to see where to make seams and how things can be obstructed. Thank you from a visual learner

Thank you, fabulous a d super clear!!

did i miss what kind of or brand of plaster you're using?

this is the best multi section mold video I've seen. Great work, perfectly and creatively explained. Subscribed!

How do you make a one piece plaster mould for a large plant pot ? Thank you

You might be the coolest person I have ever seen. Keep casting!

What a beautiful warm wise young person. Hope you are fine now and still feel the energy you managed to somehow sustain against odds ! I feel we all changed atleast a little specifically because of COVID. ❤

wauu im impressed

hello thanks for the video. i am new to molds - is it possible to pour the plaster into a bucket and then press an object into it? instead of pouring around it?

What are those boards that you got?

Maybe I’m missing something but how or what did you use to create the keys?

Such a good video thank you so muchhh

Gracias, muy interesante

Great videos - beautiful work - beautiful Lady - what’s not to like!

is pottery plaster same as plaster of paris

What is the mold made of?

How did u make the keys!

I always wondered how to make these moulds Finally a good video ❤❤❤❤

Demo using the mold.

using that paper to explain was sooooooo good. so much more appreciated that a CGI demonstration! awesome vid!

Are you ok? I pray you made it through ok. Thanks for sharing your casting knowledge. I was able to 3d print a mold and use to cast to plaster paris.

I’m an absolute noob to this. What is that gray clay called? Thanks!

Please don't stop making videos, I look forward to your next video🙂

How to make mold of savonius vertical axis wind turbine? Kindly give design

Brilliant video tutorial very clearly explained and I loved your paper demos explaining undercuts. You are my new go to for ceramics. Great!!!!