That's great, it's a really fun medium to work in! I've made quite a few mistakes and have had my share of issues as well, but it's worth it when you finally begin to figure things out. Good luck and have fun with the journey!
Hi! As a precaution, I wouldn't go thicker than an inch. It also depends on whether or not you let it fully dry before it gets put in the kiln. Most of the time since I let my pieces get bone dry and there's no moisture, there's no need to hollow them out.
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So much work involved for such little things!
It's a labor of love!
These are adorable - i have just discovered pottery/ceramics and am also learning lessons along the way 🙈
That's great, it's a really fun medium to work in! I've made quite a few mistakes and have had my share of issues as well, but it's worth it when you finally begin to figure things out. Good luck and have fun with the journey!
Hi! for small pieces of this style, do they have to be emptied? Thanks
Do you mean hollowed out? I don't need to as long as I make certain everything has dried for quite a while.
What kind of clay do you use? It’s so white!
Porcelain clay! Like what dinner plates are made of!
How thick can you sculpt them before they need hollowing out?
Hi! As a precaution, I wouldn't go thicker than an inch. It also depends on whether or not you let it fully dry before it gets put in the kiln. Most of the time since I let my pieces get bone dry and there's no moisture, there's no need to hollow them out.
This is great . I just subscribeed to the channel . My name is Zainab, and I follow you from an Arab county called Iraq .
Welcome, Zainab!
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thanks 💞