Making / Throwing a Tall Neck Pottery Vase on the Wheel.

Making / Throwing a Tall Neck Pottery Vase on the Wheel.
My first attempt at one of these pots with a long neck.
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[@thelasthomelyhouse]

I can’t comment on the live stream for some reason... I really enjoyed it. Cheer up! It went really well. I love watching you throw. Thanks!

[@thelasthomelyhouse]

Good save!!

[@audreykambol337]

I love watching your videos!! I get a lot of ideas from your videos they are very helpful! Thank you

[@zarqaji8987]

Beautiful! Spent a month throwing and got a bunch of really wet clay. Got the hang finally when I saw a video taken from the potter's viewpoint. That you tuber also told the "why" of the 5 o'clock hand position, which is a very important thing folks seem to skip when teaching. Anyway, I'd like to move to challenging stuff like this but I'd really like to see it from the viewpoint of a camera on top of your head or behind your shoulder. Hand positioning is SO important. And seeing/hearing which is the dominant hand for the the various movements. TIA!

[@denisesoultanian1299]

I like this video especially with you telling us about your technique!

[@winonabannon7953]

I like this angle of the camera! It is fun watching you!

[@Nazzaty]

i honestly love what you do you have got me to love this art i thank you please keep doing what your doing

[@blainegorby1090]

Coming on to fall getting excited about getting back on the wheel thanks Dan for the inspiration

[@kimberlyjaye7312]

Liking the idea. Love to see the end when all done.

[@breannaanderson3169]

I love these types of videos
The art of making something by hand from Clay is amazing

[@spectreverse4744]

Awesomeness has given you a gift

[@50shadesofgreen]

truly fantastic Dan !! every time i see you doing something on the wheel my eyes are just fixed to the screen !!

[@Prisssazul]

Awesome! Thanks to share this video.

[@ianjames6320]

awesome as always dan. just finished 10 shaving bowls for Xmas . your always an inspiration

[@lLadyAszneth]

You're amazing!

[@edwoo9348]

Love watching your videos! You make it so easy but when I do it- it’s not the same!

[@AndyMae]

I absolutely love your videos. I can’t do any of this myself but I truly admire the talent

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

Love this behind the scenes at Ingleton. I would never go live but you are fantastic. But you can get silk or dry grasses into that narrow opening. It is the prettiest with grasses. Wonderful!!!!

[@lovelyboy9362]

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[@michael_anthony]

well done. my girlfriend and i are doing some beginner pottery classes, and it's difficult but very calm and grounding as long as we don't let ourselves get frustrated.

[@The3Jarasisters]

we like watching your channel

[@davidprince4327]

You have amazing skill!

[@butchgraber7808]

You are cuty

[@TiffSpiffy]

Did you keep it or turn it back into...something else? Also, do you show videos of the finished/glazed/ready for sale products? I'm curious as to how they turn out at the end.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

I see more and more public offices and homes using vases that have nothing in them just for decoration. I do not have an empty table to any place to store or show a vase that is not being used for anything. It is a great idea if you have built in shelving or nooks that need a decoration. Even small neck vases can hold some dried florals.

[@kdaly06]

So, your talent is something to witness! Thank you for your shares. So, for this piece, are you sort of centering the clay along the way?

[@DavidSouza27092009]

What clay do you use in your work?

[@pearlpark7259]

how would you trim this piece?

[@Animeherokamina]

I was wondering if you could make a video on making a clay tankard or a clay mug

[@aaronchan6447]

How are you going to turn this?

[@m_qxp2487]

How much is the heat ? To Cook the Clay