20 years of selling teapots, my experience tells me that the sharper you make the end of the spout, the less likely it is to drip, a non drip teapot is a wonderful thing. People return teapots because they drip!
I've just gotten into pottery, made my first pieces from start to finish just a few weeks ago, I'm really digging this teapot. I'm finding I liked hand building moreso than the wheel. I really like the wheel, but I find it so difficult to get centered. I find I can be far more creative hand building.
The wheel has a very steep learning curve, it is important not to get discouraged. It is extremely fun, once you get the hang of it. Almost everyone struggles with centering in the beginning and if just stick with I'm sure you can get there! Ive been working with clay for 30 years and I'm still learning tons of new things. It never gets old, so congratulations!
I'm with you on the hand build as opposed to the wheel, they both have benefits but I keep going back to the wheel as I really want to have that skill. They are both beautiful, the main thing is to enjoy it clay used as different degrees of dryness I believe is limitless in form creating possibilities. All the best with your journey.
I use slip, or I apply water to both surfaces before scoring, this creates slip. The paintbrush is used to wipe away the excess that oozes out when you press the handle on. It also cleans up any scoring that was not covered by the handle.
Great video and the end result was amazing. I know you said it was for your students so they probably know your techniques. I would have liked it a little bit slower. Couldn’t always see what you were doing
Sorry Anne, It's a balancing act to keep things moving, and also show everything clearly. Here is a slower paced video of the beginning steps at least. th-cam.com/video/_jAMAslLr6g/w-d-xo.html
Hi Katia, I'm guessing that it took about 1 hour to make...but please keep in mind that I have been teaching students of all ages for over 20 years. The key to getting a nice sphere, is to tap with your paddle very gently. Hold it in your other hand while constantly tapping and turning. I would also note that mine is certainly not perfect.
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20 years of selling teapots, my experience tells me that the sharper you make the end of the spout, the less likely it is to drip, a non drip teapot is a wonderful thing. People return teapots because they drip!
Yes Stephen!
do you mean the angle of the spout? or the actual lip at the end where the water comes out?
But if it not drip how would you get any tea on the table ?
Fantastic video. I’m 61, new hobbie and loving it, thank you for your teaching. ❤️
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! I'm inspired to make something more ambitious now, like this cute and chubby little teapot.
Wow! Love your technique! Thanks for this tutorial
Thank you for uploading this tutorial!!! It stimulated me💙 keep uploading 💙💙💙
Awesome job!👍🏼
Brilliant - loved the curly knob ....
thank you for the inspiration and very easy tutorial!!
super cute! i like how you made the spout particularly.
Very artistic hands
Awesome... love it!
Thank you for sharing it has given me ideas. Beautiful work.
Cute lid- a nice detail.
Great technique! Thanks!!
Great guide, thank you!
Very nice!😊
Appreciate silent tutorial
I need to try this 👏🏽
Nice, got to learn something today 👍💪
wow! this is amazing! way to go :D
wow! very good!!!
That’s great … you could make a lot of things from that shape !
Great video, thanks
Gorgeous 😍
Thank u it is wonderful
Fun! Thank you! Will you be adding videos on sculpting?
I've just gotten into pottery, made my first pieces from start to finish just a few weeks ago, I'm really digging this teapot. I'm finding I liked hand building moreso than the wheel. I really like the wheel, but I find it so difficult to get centered. I find I can be far more creative hand building.
The wheel has a very steep learning curve, it is important not to get discouraged. It is extremely fun, once you get the hang of it. Almost everyone struggles with centering in the beginning and if just stick with I'm sure you can get there! Ive been working with clay for 30 years and I'm still learning tons of new things. It never gets old, so congratulations!
I'm with you on the hand build as opposed to the wheel, they both have benefits but I keep going back to the wheel as I really want to have that skill. They are both beautiful, the main thing is to enjoy it clay used as different degrees of dryness I believe is limitless in form creating possibilities. All the best with your journey.
Trabalho lindo ❤❤
Thanks. When do u just score and when to use slip?😊
It's look like easy.. Very nice.
I bet it isn’t
@@seanfaherty of course.. this is interesting..need special skills thanks for this contents
Nice 👍
This is a good video! You’d should put some music in. Subscribed!
I made this for my students, when assigned, I told them there was no narration so they could play their own music.
What did you use to seal the handle. I usually enforce it with clay but you used a brush I think? If so what was on the brush, slip?
I use slip, or I apply water to both surfaces before scoring, this creates slip. The paintbrush is used to wipe away the excess that oozes out when you press the handle on. It also cleans up any scoring that was not covered by the handle.
Super merci
Great video and the end result was amazing. I know you said it was for your students so they probably know your techniques. I would have liked it a little bit slower. Couldn’t always see what you were doing
Sorry Anne, It's a balancing act to keep things moving, and also show everything clearly. Here is a slower paced video of the beginning steps at least.
th-cam.com/video/_jAMAslLr6g/w-d-xo.html
You can slow down a videos speed yourself. If you Blick in the 3 little in the right upper corner of the Video you can find that option
@@LimeTreePrickly Game-changing tip!
How long did it really take you to do this? I am at the beginning and I spend hours and hours to get a sphere! ;)
Hi Katia,
I'm guessing that it took about 1 hour to make...but please keep in mind that I have been teaching students of all ages for over 20 years. The key to getting a nice sphere, is to tap with your paddle very gently. Hold it in your other hand while constantly tapping and turning. I would also note that mine is certainly not perfect.
Please inform about the clay details..
cool
Skill🎉
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
What kind of paper are you working on?
Hi Caren,
It's called a slabmat and they are fantastic: slabmat.com/about/
What kind of materials?
Clay.
Гончар с кольцом на руке, что-то новое
đội cái rế nồi lên đầu là đỉnh rồi
Love the shape, is it a worm or caterpillar on the lid?
It is actually a fuse, I painted it with underglaze like a cartoon bomb.
I'm a nervous wreck after watching this nearly till the end, please , what;s the hurry?
Sorry Jan the video was made for my students who may not have a long attention span for this sort of thing… I’ll send you a full refund 😀