How To Make Ceramic Christmas Bells // full pottery process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I explain how to make Christmas bells out of clay. I start of with showing you how to throw the bells on the potter's wheel. Then I explain how to trim them and make them so that you can put a clapper in it. I'm decorating them with the bubble glaze technique, here is a full instruction on how to do this: • How to: Bubble glaze f...
I also show the final results on the end of the video.
Bisque fire: 1020°C / 1868°F / cone 06
Glaze fire: 1220°C / 2228°F / cone 6
Let me know in the comments if you have any questions!
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Hermoso, hermoso, hermoso!!
Another great video! SO happy you now have the time to make your wonderful art and your videos!
Thank you so much!! I really enjoy making them!🤗
Another great holiday project -- you're keeping me busy 😉
Beautiful!! Going to have to watch your videos for this glazing technique
Thank you! It's very fun to do😁
So very pretty. I will try making one of your bells. I think I will extend my string and add a large tab of paper or clay on it so it acts like a windchime when hung outside. Thanks again for the inspiration!
Thank you! That's a great idea! I would love to see it🤩
LOVE THIS!
Keep up the awesome work 👏👏👏
Thank you!!🙌🏻
I think your videos are amazing! Good editing, nice background, great info, and really help to learn ! Keep up the good work! Wish you more subscribers and followers! Tell a bit about yourself, how you started this hobby and how it’s going for you and your plans !
Thank you so much!! I started very small, by practising in the kitchen, and I really liked it, so I started to do it more and it kinda grow. It's going great! I'm trying to find out what I like the most and for now that is making more videos😁
It's so cool!!!
Thank you!!
Weer een super leuk filmpje👍
Dankjewel!!🤗
fabulous !
Thank you!!🤗
Hi, im wanting to make a bell as a project and I couldn't rlly tell in the video, did you glaze the bell ringer or did you wax it? Thanks😊
❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hola Calder. Qué esponja es esa tan delgada que utilizas para limpiar?
It's the orange sponge from Mudtools
Gracias Calder!!@@caldervanandel
I noticed you use vinegar instead of slip to connect things( handles on mugs and in this video)why do prefer vinegar over slip? Thanks so much, love your videos!
Wow, I know I am watching for the bells but would you mind sharing how you glazed that coffee mug in the beginning?
Thank you! I have a video about that: th-cam.com/video/D_UdqUzEFHc/w-d-xo.html
Love your bells very much. When you do the bubbles are they underglaze or glaze?
Thank you! I use underglaze, I have a full instruction about the technique😊
great video! What clay did you use for the bells?
What kind of clay do you use for your bells? (I am bigginer)
They are amazing♡♡♡
Why vinegar and why do you remove the slip?
It changes the viscosity of the clay and makes it sticky :)
That was a fast reply thank you! What does removing the slip do?
It just makes it look cleaner!
How much clay did you use?
I think I used about 450 grams
@@caldervanandel Thank you!