My heritage is right next door in Magyarorszag. The patterns, decorations and ornamentations are quite similar....love them all. Your creations took me back to my grandmother's kitchen --- her cooking lessons and yelling at me in Hungarian!
So happy to hear from you with a shared heritage. I took my inspiration from a wider region to include all my cultural background. No one in my family made sarkelj that I just learned of, probably better known by it's German relative gugelhupf. Looks like it would be great in my smaller pans. It was many of the smaller pans from there about I looked to for these I hope a bit uniquely mine. ❤❤❤
@@pottersjournal Yup, we have something similar called Kuglof...nearly the same ingredients but rounded into loafs rather than molded. Bet they all melt in your mouth! Yummmm. Continued luck playing with clay!
No? Really? Thanks, that's great. It never occurred to me it was in; I take it; Slovenian. My family came over 1900 or before so I've not been brought up with the language. I see I've watched your video and vaguely remember hearing from you before. Again, thanks for speaking up today. ☺❤
Oh Judy, so glad to hear from you. You've been much on my mind, especially as we go through ditch lily season. Yes, I've been working hard at it you can see. Wishing the very best for you always. ❤❤❤
I knew I could throw and decorate the big ones in the last 2 videos but knew I couldn't talk and do it. Glad I did as I did, watching I even thought 'did I do that?'. Next week I just have lots of little clips from the show.
What GORGEOUS PIECES!! Those huge pots have to be so much work!! I so love that you use a manual kiln!! I don’t ever see witness cones. Do you just have the kiln set perfectly so it turns off at just the right temp? I’ve had my manual kiln for the entire time I’ve made pottery and have always had to watch my witness cones. Thanks so much. I also prefer a lot organic look for things rather than the “perfect” look. That’s so awesome that you sold them at the farmers market. Can’t wait to see how you do at the show.
Those modern kiln sound so scary, I wouldn't begin to know how to go about having to deal with program one. Pulse I've got some really good 'manually' operated ones for free. You do have to turn them up 3 times, low, medium, high but a cone 6 put in the kiln sitter turns it off automatically at temperature. The cone, if I understand right, can be more accurate than the thermocouple or whatever it is that's use in the computer-controlled kilns. I've only had the cone catch or slip in the sitter/shutoff twice and did overfire a bisque. I always start a glaze fire same time in morning and know when if should finish in the afternoon, yes there is a witness cone but seldom checked. Once thinking 'shouldn't this be finished', as I got down on my knees to look in CLICK it shut down.
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My heritage is right next door in Magyarorszag. The patterns, decorations and ornamentations are quite similar....love them all. Your creations took me back to my grandmother's kitchen --- her cooking lessons and yelling at me in Hungarian!
So happy to hear from you with a shared heritage. I took my inspiration from a wider region to include all my cultural background. No one in my family made sarkelj that I just learned of, probably better known by it's German relative gugelhupf. Looks like it would be great in my smaller pans. It was many of the smaller pans from there about I looked to for these I hope a bit uniquely mine. ❤❤❤
@@pottersjournal Yup, we have something similar called Kuglof...nearly the same ingredients but rounded into loafs rather than molded. Bet they all melt in your mouth! Yummmm. Continued luck playing with clay!
Glorious slip trailing and perfect making skills! I hope your customers realise how lucky they are! it will not happen again, BONNE CHANCE.
I've never had such a bond with each and all who bought them.
Well done. Just beautiful
Just one dot at a time. Glad I got them all in the right place.
Ija ija ija o, moja ljubica 😉
Translation : ija ija ija o , my darling ( as my lover)
No? Really? Thanks, that's great. It never occurred to me it was in; I take it; Slovenian. My family came over 1900 or before so I've not been brought up with the language. I see I've watched your video and vaguely remember hearing from you before. Again, thanks for speaking up today. ☺❤
They're all just beautiful! Glad to see you're doing well Jeff!
Oh Judy, so glad to hear from you. You've been much on my mind, especially as we go through ditch lily season. Yes, I've been working hard at it you can see. Wishing the very best for you always. ❤❤❤
Everything is so beautiful. Green glace is ❤
With the slipware it really shines, thanks.
I think a better name is Slovenian artwork pots made with pride and love of your heritage
I knew I could throw and decorate the big ones in the last 2 videos but knew I couldn't talk and do it. Glad I did as I did, watching I even thought 'did I do that?'. Next week I just have lots of little clips from the show.
What GORGEOUS PIECES!! Those huge pots have to be so much work!! I so love that you use a manual kiln!! I don’t ever see witness cones. Do you just have the kiln set perfectly so it turns off at just the right temp? I’ve had my manual kiln for the entire time I’ve made pottery and have always had to watch my witness cones. Thanks so much. I also prefer a lot organic look for things rather than the “perfect” look. That’s so awesome that you sold them at the farmers market. Can’t wait to see how you do at the show.
Those modern kiln sound so scary, I wouldn't begin to know how to go about having to deal with program one. Pulse I've got some really good 'manually' operated ones for free. You do have to turn them up 3 times, low, medium, high but a cone 6 put in the kiln sitter turns it off automatically at temperature. The cone, if I understand right, can be more accurate than the thermocouple or whatever it is that's use in the computer-controlled kilns. I've only had the cone catch or slip in the sitter/shutoff twice and did overfire a bisque. I always start a glaze fire same time in morning and know when if should finish in the afternoon, yes there is a witness cone but seldom checked. Once thinking 'shouldn't this be finished', as I got down on my knees to look in CLICK it shut down.