Beautiful work! I've been experimenting with red/brown and white clay pieces as well. Letting the clay shine through like with these pieces is so warm-feeling. ❤
Hi Chris! We did have a lot of fun making these even though I am not a fan of measuring things, haha. Jim did all of the measuring thank goodness and the best part is that we are providing free templates for you so you dont have to measure either 🙂
Hey Vicki. Those two clays have pretty close shrinkage rates. They are not exact, but when they are rolled together like that, the differences in their shrinkage rates doesnt seem to make a difference. Just. make sure either they are really rolled well together or connected well together in some way. Good question.
Very interesting. Were you at all concerned about the layers of the pieces holding together? I would be worried about all the layers separating during bisquing. Is that what the two bats and the weight were for, to make sure the layers adhered? I'm really thinking of trying this. Thanks for the wonderful ideas.
Hi Don. I was worried, but I have found that gently pressing the bat down on the pieces will help stick them together and then drying it with a weight on top as it shrinks and dries seems to keep the layers together. Give it a try and see what you think... Im glad you liked the projects 🙂 Thanks for watching.
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I’m now using that crushed bottle sound for my new ringtone. Thank you thank you!
Hey Fruitless. Hahaha. Love it!! Jim hated that sound, but I kinda liked it for some reason, 🙂Happy potting to you!
Great inspiration this week! 💜💜Thank you guys!
Aww....you are welcome. Thank so much for watching 🙂
You are just so interesting thanks for inspiration😊
that is so nice of you. thanks so much for watching. Im always trying to find something that looks interesting to experiment with and figure out.
Beautiful work! I've been experimenting with red/brown and white clay pieces as well. Letting the clay shine through like with these pieces is so warm-feeling. ❤
Hey Em! Aww...thanks so much. Im glad you like them 🙂. There are so many mays to play with the different colored clays, right.
Absolutely love your channel, thank you for sharing all these amazing techniques with us! ❤
Unique designs... Thanks
Hi Sonal. Thanks so much 🙂 Happy potting to. you.
Wonderfull idea
Hi Alphonse! Yeah!! I am always looking for inspiration. Thanks so much for watching.
So cool love the video! Thanks. ♥️👍
Hey William! Aww...thank so much for watching. We really appreciate you.
I like that you identified the different clay types. Do you have a video about the differences in using porcelain vs stoneware? Thank you
Yes, we have a stoneware vs porcelain video
Cool! This looks like so much fun!!
Hi Chris! We did have a lot of fun making these even though I am not a fan of measuring things, haha. Jim did all of the measuring thank goodness and the best part is that we are providing free templates for you so you dont have to measure either 🙂
Awesome!!!!
Hey Michele!! Always great to hear from you. Thanks for watching!
Are there any issues with the shrinkage differences between the two types of clay when using them in these types of applications?
Hey Vicki. Those two clays have pretty close shrinkage rates. They are not exact, but when they are rolled together like that, the differences in their shrinkage rates doesnt seem to make a difference. Just. make sure either they are really rolled well together or connected well together in some way. Good question.
Hi,teacher!
good lesson as always
HI Zena. NIce to meet you. Thanks so much. Im glad you like it.
Very interesting. Were you at all concerned about the layers of the pieces holding together? I would be worried about all the layers separating during bisquing. Is that what the two bats and the weight were for, to make sure the layers adhered? I'm really thinking of trying this. Thanks for the wonderful ideas.
Hi Don. I was worried, but I have found that gently pressing the bat down on the pieces will help stick them together and then drying it with a weight on top as it shrinks and dries seems to keep the layers together. Give it a try and see what you think... Im glad you liked the projects 🙂 Thanks for watching.
@@annruel1982 Thanks Ann. It is on e my to do list to try. Looks exciting
@@donedwards5301 Awesome Don!! Give it a go. I wish there was a section where people could share their work with us, too.
This is a great new idea, thank you for sharing.🎉
can you make someting with sodium sillicate
we have a cool video on that - th-cam.com/video/qvkxcJkU2T4/w-d-xo.html
Would you kindly explain which clay bodies you used?
What is the clay you are using for the triangle bowl?
Hi JL, I am using Standard brand English Porcelain. It is a very smooth fine clay with no grog. Thanks for watching.
What sizes did you cut the triangle templates? What were the differences between each triangle?
see the link to the templates - sizes are marked. Thanks,
wrap the clay you cut the buttons out of around a cylinder you get a nice candle holder and less recycled clay.
I got my title! Senior Director of Peephole Sizing…. Bahaha 🤣
Buy them a coffee! Their contribution to the pottery community is worth a few bucks!
Thanks Renee! I can see you are already looking for a promotion! 😂
thanksssss
Hi ARA. You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.