It turned out beautifully! Great finish to a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much for your time taken putting this together to share with the world! You are still at the top of my list for ceramic videos, and I always learn so much here! Cheers to you, Sarah!
I love the glaze you picked for this beautiful piece. Very nice. Thanks for all the good suggestions. Well done. Also loved that you included the placement in the kiln and showed the finished piece. I learned a lot. Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching again Anke. I think it's important to see the whole process rather than just the interesting bits. Some of working with clay isn't as glamorous! 😁
A great tutorial my sweet pottery sister! I love these pots inpired by your trip to the museum, really beautiful. You look lovely with our new hair!!! 😍👍Virtual hugs from Bonaire. xx
Reminds me of the very rare Long Necked Haggis whose one leg didn't grow longer as it should. Not having the longer leg and having the longer neck you can imagine how difficult it would be for this breed to traverse around the highlands. Therefore this breed if ever found or seen would tend to be in the lowlands. Must go back and find the build. Really nice results and unique... Cheers...Freddie
He turned out beautifully! I love your idea of placing the numbers of coats on foam. I will be using this idea!!! Thank you for showing us the results.
I'm willing to send you some kiln wash all the way from Australia for those cookies, so I don't have to see them being hammered off! It will make things so much easier!
Ryan - you are a sweetie. I need to get round to making some from your recipe. However I'm not sure it would stop Palladium 🤔. Thanks for tuning in again 😊
Loved watching both of these videos and I don't normally do pots! I think it was the historical angle that swung it! Came out beautiful - love that palladium. I only work in earthenware so wondering if there's a low-fire equivalent? 🤔 Thank you from East Sussex!
Hi Jen and thanks for your lovely comment. Sorry I don't work in earthenware so am not familiar with them at all unfortunately. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Hi Heidi. Yes - the fan brushes are make-up brushes which I buy very cheaply from our pound shop (a discount store). They work really well and are cheap! Thanks for watching and your kind words 😁
It turned out beautifully! Great finish to a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much for your time taken putting this together to share with the world! You are still at the top of my list for ceramic videos, and I always learn so much here! Cheers to you, Sarah!
Awww thanks so much Joann. What a lovely comment 😊
I love the glaze you picked for this beautiful piece. Very nice. Thanks for all the good suggestions. Well done. Also loved that you included the placement in the kiln and showed the finished piece. I learned a lot. Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching again Anke. I think it's important to see the whole process rather than just the interesting bits. Some of working with clay isn't as glamorous! 😁
A great tutorial my sweet pottery sister! I love these pots inpired by your trip to the museum, really beautiful. You look lovely with our new hair!!! 😍👍Virtual hugs from Bonaire. xx
Virtual hugs back at you my lovely. Great to hear from you as always 🥰😍
Came out gorgeous Sarah, very very pritty ♡
Reminds me of the very rare Long Necked Haggis whose one leg didn't grow longer as it should. Not having the longer leg and having the longer neck you can imagine how difficult it would be for this breed to traverse around the highlands. Therefore this breed if ever found or seen would tend to be in the lowlands.
Must go back and find the build.
Really nice results and unique...
Cheers...Freddie
HI Freddie. I thought the leg was shorter so they could live on a hill 😆. You did make me chuckle. Thanks for the laugh 😍😆
Love the idea of using numbered tickets to let you know which layer you are on. Using that one for sure
Thanks for watching Laurie. An easy tip to use for sure. 😁
just love that glaze, glad it came out in one piece and only star cookies sacrificed lol
❤ I always love all of your videos. They're helping me get threw the days since I'm stuck In the hospital
Oh bless you Kathryn. Hope you're recovering well 😊
Ty. I'm mending slowly. They still need to remove my gallbladder so my pancreas can heal
@@kathrynostergreen8480 Ouch! Get well soon my lovely
Love these jugs not sure which my favourite finish both beautiful. And Sarah the hair! Wow looks fantastic
Thanks so much Elizabeth for your kind words. I love both jugs but still getting used to the hair! 😄
He turned out beautifully! I love your idea of placing the numbers of coats on foam. I will be using this idea!!! Thank you for showing us the results.
Hi Nancy. Thanks for watching Part 2. Glad you've picked up some tips 😁
Palladium was a good choise! Good work! As always!
Thanks Helena. I'm pleased with the results 😀
Great result! I was holding my breath so it wouldn't fall off its stilts and glue to the side of your kiln.....phew! 😉
Absolutely! Me too. Thanks for watching 😄
He turned out great. I will have a go at making it. Will show you when completed😊
Thanks for watching Lorraine. It's a great project. I prefer the Saturation Gold finish. Do send me pics! 😁
wow. thank you for the glazing video. definitely going to try this.
Thanks for watching Radha. Great to have you along 😀
Super! plein de bons conseils et astuces! Je confirme que les petits papiers 1, 2 3 sont très très utiles! Merci :-))
Merci Laurence. Thanks for watching 🙂
Thank you verry verry much for this video ! Love your videos
Mieke
You're very welcome Mieke. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much for watching 😊
I'm willing to send you some kiln wash all the way from Australia for those cookies, so I don't have to see them being hammered off! It will make things so much easier!
Ryan - you are a sweetie. I need to get round to making some from your recipe. However I'm not sure it would stop Palladium 🤔. Thanks for tuning in again 😊
Loved watching both of these videos and I don't normally do pots! I think it was the historical angle that swung it! Came out beautiful - love that palladium. I only work in earthenware so wondering if there's a low-fire equivalent? 🤔 Thank you from East Sussex!
Hi Jen and thanks for your lovely comment. Sorry I don't work in earthenware so am not familiar with them at all unfortunately. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Love the hair!
Awww thanks Jackie. Had to psyc myself up to having it chopped off! 😆
Love your hair😁
Awww thanks so much. 😊
Hello wondering you said make up brushes for the fan brushes. Wasn't sure if I heard you right. Your hair is so beautiful
Hi Heidi. Yes - the fan brushes are make-up brushes which I buy very cheaply from our pound shop (a discount store). They work really well and are cheap! Thanks for watching and your kind words 😁
@@thepotterycorner thank you so much going to try and find some here. Not liking the art fan brushes to much.
I am trying to find the little foot carver. Where did you get it please?
Hi - the foot carver?? What do you mean. Happy to explain but I can't see the reference in the video. Thanks for watching Luciana 😊
I like your hair 😍
Thanks so much Shontal - it's taking a bit of getting used to 😁
@@thepotterycorner It is beautiful 😍