you mentioned digging up your own clay, any chance of more videos regarding homemade clay in the future? I've been experimenting with it a lot but would love to see your take on it the whole process!
a best white burning-clay or ceramic mass ,then specially for dishes ,to use up to porcelain temp. ,has to be formulated and then processed by professional Firm . A general formulare is : 75 % Si , 15 % aluminium oxid
Are you interested in handmade ceramics? I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production. I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time. Let me retain those priceless beauties with time. Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips. If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips. Sincerely thank you.! th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Jon. Good high level overview. I would love to hear some of the less common “tips and tricks” at each stage to help potters who want to make high quality pots. I know you have these in many other videos but I could see a follow on video for each stage that is a complication of your best practices. As I have been practicing and connecting with potters I am picking up things like how they ensure smooth bottoms, how to avoid drips on kiln shelves, etc. one video for each stage that pulls this together could be awesome!
you could see about me .......avoid dripping : if you have a glaze that drips but with a expression jou love , dont change the formular ...the expression can get lost .....you must yourself ...think up ! a method that dripping not reaches shelve , and try out by firing , maybe again and again............
great video. i have wanted to do this since i was like 16. never tried yet! stumbled upon your videos last month and you got me interested again. Can you do a video on what people would need to start (wheel kiln etc)? Thanks
Just getting started in pottery. SOOO much to learn!!! You said your sale in May is central time. Where are you located? I'm central time also, Wichita, KS. Just curious. Love you and your wife's videos and pottery. Watched the luminaries yesterday. I'm digging those and feel confident that one day I WILL make one!! lol. They are beautiful! Too bad you didn't get home with all of the ones from your wedding that you made. That had to have taken a long time!!! Thanks for sharing instructions and your pieces.
Dehydroxylation and Vitrification. I taught those two terms to my ceramics students so that would be the only thing that you could add to the video to help people understand what exactly happens when the pieces dry out and fuse together after firing.😜
here I am trying to watch videos of the fabled relaxing pottery making ASMR and find myself in the midst of a neurotic cacophony of noises, faces, effects and "so excited s" lmao, great info though thanks and there goes my feedback yay woo hey ah
Jon, I love your videos and share them frequently. Thank you for producing them. Also loved the reverse throw snippet. As a beneficial addition, It would be nice to see the same sized pots thrown in each of the stages to see how much they have reduced in size after the bisque and glaze stages. When I first started, I didn't realize how much larger I needed to throw to end up with the right finished size. Do you do anything to measure them on the wheel for consistency?
Thanks for the videos. I am considering getting into this to help me relax. Working with my hands tend to help me relax. I have been getting a lot of tension headaches lately so time to find a tension outlet. Would you say this is a good choice?
I'm here for the same. I imagine it is relaxing,cause once you get the hang of it you can probably choose to either focus or let your mind run free while having your hands busy.
Why buff? We use Staffordshire stoneware in England its like heaven to use. I would send you some if you like! Send me your address it would be a pleasure. 😊
Are you interested in handmade ceramics? I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production. I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time. Let me retain those priceless beauties with time. Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips. If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips. Sincerely thank you.! th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 6:23) Ye adulterers and adulteresses, know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God. (James 4:4) And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30)
Amazing! I recently bought a clock from IKEA- from the Art Event ( By Daniel Arsham ). I accidentally scratched the surface slightly- and it has a dark mark on it. Do you know how to fix or remove the mark? 😭
It said basics which means those words you think are so big are easy to find in a children’s dictionary. You should try that instead of forcing the guy to spoon-feed you. That learning thingy he’s expecting you to do is an active process . . . That means you participate too . . . Go get the dictionary . . . It’s not on the chair under your butt . . . The app is even free . . . It’s lazy-proof just for you!
Yeah… that’s what the video is about, really. Did you think the video was 20 sec long? He was just saying that we are going to go from here to here. What terms should he use, if he uses dumb stupid made up feelings words them your learning the wrong things. Words have meaning, well they did until your feelings and those of a stupid generation got hurt because… grammar and a dictionary. So that beginning is called an overview. You watch that and then see if the video is for you by watching the video explanation. While the body of the video is the place for topic explanations and tutorials. It’s that easy. This isn’t a story or some shit it’s an explanation. So explanations have a brief overview of what’s being explained and then the actual explanation happens. It’s how English language phraseology works. Again language, grammar, dictionary.
Same here welll I haven’t done it for a year I am just leaning in to it. I am looking forward to it! Probably going to do it from home to pottery Class.
Are you interested in handmade ceramics? I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production. I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time. Let me retain those priceless beauties with time. Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips. If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips. Sincerely thank you.! th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
Plus one to this question! Do you have any tips for knowing when it is fully bone dry and ready for the kiln? If there is moisture still left, what happens?
@@justinedungo7706 if there’s moisture inside they clay still it can explode in the kiln, learned this in my ceramics class in high school, and it usually takes 2-3 days for it to become bone dry
I have been extracting clay out of the soil from my back yard, having a hard time finding and information on firing temperatures. Any suggestions would be helpful.
I feel like my glazing is so boring... It has taken me a while to warm to your drips but I've been playing with Amaco's more fluid glazes and I'm hooked on layering and flowing colors. I know you did a video in the past, but I'd love to see more glazing tips.
I made the worlds shittiest cup today with some clay I was offered at uni, but I’m proud of it. Thanks for giving me a heap of helpful info to help me do better next time
Question: Is there a way to prevent the mold or discoloration on the bottom of my mugs and bowls? No one ever mentions the condition of their pottery after a number of uses.. Mine gets so dirty or moldy I need to sand it off with my diamond sanding sponges every so often. Thanks
I think I remember you mentioning in a previous video that you might do a video that gets into the details of e-commerce and such. I was wondering if you would be interested in sharing some of the ins and outs of using Etsy, maybe something about why you use it, your opinions for how to charge for shipping, packaging, warranty etc... I'm sure a lot of people who can't sell their stuff in person right now would be into it!
I wonder if you'd ever be interested in doing a "What happens in the kiln" basics? Vitrification, why greenware is water-soluble but once it's bisque it will last forever... It's so fascinating and there are NO videos explaining what's up. :)
Might be an obvious answer, but is “bone dry” pottery the kind of texture that you can still scratch off the material with your nail or leave nail marks?
Just started a pottery class and was told to find some videos to watch between classes. Found this and it was a perfect reinforcement of what they discussed in class. Thanks!
Do you have any recommendations for a teenager looking at buying a potters wheel? I took a class in school last year and loved it, but due to quarantine I can’t visit any studios and my family is considering the option of purchasing a wheel instead. I know it’s uncommon for a beginner to own one (especially at my age) and the situation would likely be complicated by the need for a kiln, but if you have any advice or opinions on the matter I would really appreciate it. I love your videos!
Hello Jon, I am living in the suburbs of minneapolis. Do you knwo of any beginner level pottery classes that are currently open that have more than just a single day for the 2-3 hour sessions? I am brand new at throwing pottery and going to be starting with limited experience from sculpture making.
Can I ask a newbie question? If I make something just from clay and let it dry (not using the bisquefire) , is that enough to use, like making a key holder for my home?
No one is leading anything from this . He is talking in a rush just to get the video out . No one can learn Anything if he’s not explaining things fully. And he’s yelling the whole time and slapping shit down . 👎🏼 .
I want to get into making pottery & I can’t find any classes locally (southern MN). They are mostly in the twin cities area. And now classes are on hold due to covid. What would you say the best route would be to learn?
I bought a cheap wheel. I have it set in my bathroom (its pretty crowded, to say the least) .... but cant complain of spending to much time in there to. it is messy but I am loving it even at every mistake I do. I van be frustrating at the beginning... but the best way to learn is hands on.
I’m a beginners in pottery. I noticed you had the mug you threw on a square bat that was not attached to the wheel and lifted the mug off with the bat attached. Could you tell me what you used. Thank you for your tutorials!
how is it that every activity in the world has a beautiful stylish charismatic person making high quality vids about it. this must be what the future is like.
As a beginner icant get all these machines ,I expect that i will find what I really need , so if u have a different ways and simpler fs without those machines try to share it!thanku
Thank you for this. ❤May 11th is the day my husband and I got married. May 11th 2022. We are coming up on our 1 year anniversary 🎉. Thanks for the beginner tips 😊
Hi Jon. I am a beginner and appreciate your tutorials. Questions...Which name brand wheel would you reccomend, also, I noticed a square board on top of your actual wheel. Am I correct in saying so. Please explain and as a beginner, what Materials do I need. Thanks Andrea NYC
Hey man thanks for the vid, if I have a leatherhard/bonedry project that wasn't finished but I wanted to modify it do I just soak it in some water or do I have to pulverize it and completely start over? Basically how do I make it malleable again?
I just started my pottery class this week! Bet your videos are going to be a helpful reference and if not at least you are handsome.
you mentioned digging up your own clay, any chance of more videos regarding homemade clay in the future? I've been experimenting with it a lot but would love to see your take on it the whole process!
a best white burning-clay or ceramic mass ,then specially for dishes ,to use up to porcelain temp. ,has to be formulated and then processed by professional Firm . A general formulare is : 75 % Si , 15 % aluminium oxid
Are you interested in handmade ceramics?
I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production.
I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time.
Let me retain those priceless beauties with time.
Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips.
If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips.
Sincerely thank you.!
th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
I have used my own clay I have dug up there are videos on how to do it it works great
Hi Jon. Good high level overview. I would love to hear some of the less common “tips and tricks” at each stage to help potters who want to make high quality pots. I know you have these in many other videos but I could see a follow on video for each stage that is a complication of your best practices. As I have been practicing and connecting with potters I am picking up things like how they ensure smooth bottoms, how to avoid drips on kiln shelves, etc. one video for each stage that pulls this together could be awesome!
you could see about me .......avoid dripping : if you have a glaze that drips but with a expression jou love , dont change the formular ...the expression can get lost .....you must yourself ...think up ! a method that dripping not reaches shelve , and try out by firing , maybe again and again............
This is perfect. Thank you for making this.
hello art class
My thoughts exactly!
hi classmates
😂 I’m in ceramics but basically art
Shhhhhh I’m watching
I’ve worked with pottery since I was maybe 5... it’s always challenging but I love getting to occasionally do it and getting to see my progression
how old are you now
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great video. i have wanted to do this since i was like 16. never tried yet! stumbled upon your videos last month and you got me interested again. Can you do a video on what people would need to start (wheel kiln etc)? Thanks
Just getting started in pottery. SOOO much to learn!!! You said your sale in May is central time. Where are you located? I'm central time also, Wichita, KS. Just curious. Love you and your wife's videos and pottery. Watched the luminaries yesterday. I'm digging those and feel confident that one day I WILL make one!! lol. They are beautiful! Too bad you didn't get home with all of the ones from your wedding that you made. That had to have taken a long time!!! Thanks for sharing instructions and your pieces.
Thank you ☺️
Can you do a video on the tools you need to make all the items and how much they cost? Including the bisque fire and glaze fire?
^^^
thank you
Dehydroxylation and Vitrification. I taught those two terms to my ceramics students so that would be the only thing that you could add to the video to help people understand what exactly happens when the pieces dry out and fuse together after firing.😜
here I am trying to watch videos of the fabled relaxing pottery making ASMR and find myself in the midst of a neurotic cacophony of noises, faces, effects and "so excited s" lmao, great info though thanks and there goes my feedback yay woo hey ah
Jon, I love your videos and share them frequently. Thank you for producing them. Also loved the reverse throw snippet.
As a beneficial addition, It would be nice to see the same sized pots thrown in each of the stages to see how much they have reduced in size after the bisque and glaze stages. When I first started, I didn't realize how much larger I needed to throw to end up with the right finished size. Do you do anything to measure them on the wheel for consistency?
Did you ever figure out a good way to measure the size reduction during each step?? I know it’s literally been three years, but I’m curious
You are so likable!
Pretty cool, clay seems like a much less complicated and tedious product to work with vs. epoxy molding (tedious AF)
Thank You so MUCH ..
WONDER FUL FILM ..
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Oh this is cool!
I wish I could just.. have a little studio.. just for myself
I so want to make coffee cups
Man you should do an online course on this!
Oh, that would totally be worth the cost of a subscription to Skillshare! 😁😁
Is it safe to have a small kiln in a room within our home? Or even a basement?
Great video btw, super informative! Thank you!
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Very nice video. Inspiring
"Thankyou Mr.Potter. I really like the colors you used for glazing.." Talula age 8
Thanks for the videos. I am considering getting into this to help me relax. Working with my hands tend to help me relax. I have been getting a lot of tension headaches lately so time to find a tension outlet. Would you say this is a good choice?
I'm here for the same. I imagine it is relaxing,cause once you get the hang of it you can probably choose to either focus or let your mind run free while having your hands busy.
awosome and valuable 😊
any tips for finding places to dig up good-quality clay, from any locale?
I like the bisque color, do you have a clear glaze that would leave it that way?
Que belleza de trabajo 😍
Hi! I’m super interested in starting but I don’t have a kiln. Can I use my oven?
I have a question sir, Im just new here to your channel, did you go to school to learn pottery or just a hobby?
Love it!!!❤️
Why buff?
We use Staffordshire stoneware in England its like heaven to use. I would send you some if you like! Send me your address it would be a pleasure. 😊
Are you interested in handmade ceramics?
I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production.
I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time.
Let me retain those priceless beauties with time.
Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips.
If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips.
Sincerely thank you.!
th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
Can a cooked clay (a broken dish or vase) be regrind and use as new?
Do you have any tips on firing? I’ve only just got my kiln?
How high do you pull for your mug??
Where's that hoodie from?
#Iloveit
For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 6:23)
Ye adulterers and adulteresses, know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God. (James 4:4)
And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30)
Amazing! I recently bought a clock from IKEA- from the Art Event ( By Daniel Arsham ). I accidentally scratched the surface slightly- and it has a dark mark on it. Do you know how to fix or remove the mark? 😭
Lol, it says pottery basics for beginners and immediately goes into huge detail using specific terminology with no explanation for anything ...
It said basics which means those words you think are so big are easy to find in a children’s dictionary. You should try that instead of forcing the guy to spoon-feed you. That learning thingy he’s expecting you to do is an active process . . . That means you participate too . . . Go get the dictionary . . . It’s not on the chair under your butt . . . The app is even free . . . It’s lazy-proof just for you!
Yeah… that’s what the video is about, really. Did you think the video was 20 sec long? He was just saying that we are going to go from here to here. What terms should he use, if he uses dumb stupid made up feelings words them your learning the wrong things. Words have meaning, well they did until your feelings and those of a stupid generation got hurt because… grammar and a dictionary.
So that beginning is called an overview. You watch that and then see if the video is for you by watching the video explanation. While the body of the video is the place for topic explanations and tutorials.
It’s that easy. This isn’t a story or some shit it’s an explanation. So explanations have a brief overview of what’s being explained and then the actual explanation happens. It’s how English language phraseology works. Again language, grammar, dictionary.
Can you do a video about the differences in types of clay (porcelain, stonewares, etc.)
YES!!!!! That would be great!
Yes please
I’ve been doing pottery for about a year and a half. I love it so much. I really want a small studio of my own.
Same here welll I haven’t done it for a year I am just leaning in to it. I am looking forward to it! Probably going to do it from home to pottery Class.
I want to be able to do this at home and make my own coffee cups!! But it looks too complex 🤔
I just started today. Bought basic tools and 3kg clay as beginning 😅
@@boleyn8463 i wanna do it too wut i dont have that kind of oven
I want to start. But the equipments needed are too many. Huhuh
Yes could you talk about finding your own clay and making your own glaze (wear the material comes from for glazes)
Are you interested in handmade ceramics?
I am Khanh living in Vietnam. Currently, my work is related to handmade ceramic products from Bat Trang, Vietnam has a history of thousands of years of pottery production.
I often record clips of those products and upload them to youtobe for keeping, with the purpose of saving these artwork over time.
Let me retain those priceless beauties with time.
Do not let the priceless beauty around us be forgotten, save them with clips.
If we are passionate, subscribe to the channel to receive notifications about the latest clips.
Sincerely thank you.!
th-cam.com/video/RCvnZuZ6Xa0/w-d-xo.html
Does the finished pottery have to be glazed? Or can it be solely painted? Or do you paint it and then glaze it?
I was wondering how you know if all of the moisture is out or not. how long do you usually have to wait from being leather hard?
Plus one to this question! Do you have any tips for knowing when it is fully bone dry and ready for the kiln? If there is moisture still left, what happens?
@@justinedungo7706 if there’s moisture inside they clay still it can explode in the kiln, learned this in my ceramics class in high school, and it usually takes 2-3 days for it to become bone dry
@@kutsia1345 thank you!!
I have been extracting clay out of the soil from my back yard, having a hard time finding and information on firing temperatures. Any suggestions would be helpful.
see my comment above ( Quest Giver)
I feel like my glazing is so boring... It has taken me a while to warm to your drips but I've been playing with Amaco's more fluid glazes and I'm hooked on layering and flowing colors. I know you did a video in the past, but I'd love to see more glazing tips.
I made the worlds shittiest cup today with some clay I was offered at uni, but I’m proud of it. Thanks for giving me a heap of helpful info to help me do better next time
Question: Is there a way to prevent the mold or discoloration on the bottom of my mugs and bowls? No one ever mentions the condition of their pottery after a number of uses.. Mine gets so dirty or moldy I need to sand it off with my diamond sanding sponges every so often. Thanks
I think I remember you mentioning in a previous video that you might do a video that gets into the details of e-commerce and such. I was wondering if you would be interested in sharing some of the ins and outs of using Etsy, maybe something about why you use it, your opinions for how to charge for shipping, packaging, warranty etc... I'm sure a lot of people who can't sell their stuff in person right now would be into it!
I wonder if you'd ever be interested in doing a "What happens in the kiln" basics? Vitrification, why greenware is water-soluble but once it's bisque it will last forever... It's so fascinating and there are NO videos explaining what's up. :)
Might be an obvious answer, but is “bone dry” pottery the kind of texture that you can still scratch off the material with your nail or leave nail marks?
I’m korean youtuber running a channel with ceramic theme💪🏻🏃♀️
Always! Thank you for useful information❤️
Just started a pottery class and was told to find some videos to watch between classes. Found this and it was a perfect reinforcement of what they discussed in class. Thanks!
Do you have any recommendations for a teenager looking at buying a potters wheel? I took a class in school last year and loved it, but due to quarantine I can’t visit any studios and my family is considering the option of purchasing a wheel instead. I know it’s uncommon for a beginner to own one (especially at my age) and the situation would likely be complicated by the need for a kiln, but if you have any advice or opinions on the matter I would really appreciate it. I love your videos!
Hello Jon,
I am living in the suburbs of minneapolis. Do you knwo of any beginner level pottery classes that are currently open that have more than just a single day for the 2-3 hour sessions?
I am brand new at throwing pottery and going to be starting with limited experience from sculpture making.
Can I ask a newbie question? If I make something just from clay and let it dry (not using the bisquefire) , is that enough to use, like making a key holder for my home?
Which part for colouring with underglaze? Is it before bisque or after bisque? Thanks
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No one is leading anything from this . He is talking in a rush just to get the video out . No one can learn Anything if he’s not explaining things fully. And he’s yelling the whole time and slapping shit down . 👎🏼 .
I want to get into making pottery & I can’t find any classes locally (southern MN). They are mostly in the twin cities area. And now classes are on hold due to covid. What would you say the best route would be to learn?
I bought a cheap wheel. I have it set in my bathroom (its pretty crowded, to say the least) .... but cant complain of spending to much time in there to. it is messy but I am loving it even at every mistake I do. I van be frustrating at the beginning... but the best way to learn is hands on.
I am interested in getting started. Where is your shop located? Anything you can recommend in the Chicagoland area? South suburbs?
I just inherited some unlabeled pottery clay. How do I tell what type of clay I have? And what its cone #?
Hi, does anybody know why my glazed vase/pot that i use as an ornament and have had for 6 yrs why now making crackling noise?
I’m a beginners in pottery. I noticed you had the mug you threw on a square bat that was not attached to the wheel and lifted the mug off with the bat attached. Could you tell me what you used. Thank you for your tutorials!
how is it that every activity in the world has a beautiful stylish charismatic person making high quality vids about it. this must be what the future is like.
The ugly ones don't make videos
As a beginner icant get all these machines ,I expect that i will find what I really need , so if u have a different ways and simpler fs without those machines try to share it!thanku
Thank you for this. ❤May 11th is the day my husband and I got married. May 11th 2022. We are coming up on our 1 year anniversary 🎉. Thanks for the beginner tips 😊
You went from clay to cutting off the tray…what about the real basics of how to throw? This is a beginner video right?
Umm why would you put the handle once it had dried and not before so they can dry together lol
Hi Jon. I am a beginner and appreciate your tutorials. Questions...Which name brand wheel would you reccomend, also, I noticed a square board on top of your actual wheel. Am I correct in saying so. Please explain and as a beginner, what Materials do I need. Thanks Andrea NYC
Hello ... what camera did you use to film your video. It’s so clear and nice
I thought the basics would be about what the different clays would be and terms lol
How did you dip the entire mug and coat the bottom without it getting stuck!
Woah! You have talent! I also love the positive energy, it’s pretty special
what is the temperature for firing of glazed pottery?
The *ping* noise makes this video unwatchable
Love your videos. Can you do one on glaze combinations?
About how long between the first and second step? You mentioned that you had made it in the morning... thanks!
Wich clay works best for vitrifaction?
Thank you for sharing this video about the stages of clay! ☺️
Thinking about starting pottery
Thanks for the intro!
This was SOOOO informational!!!! Turned my fat today from 0 to 100 in seconds!! Been debating about making pottery.
Hi I’m from fort Madison middle school
Which type of clay is being used
how many times can you glaze a piece?
What’s the name of the oven or whatever this is
How can I do this without a damn Kiln :(
Can you do more videos about firing
I’m studying for my art content area certification exam. This was a PERFECT summary for quick study. Thank you!
There's greenware too, is it needed to mention
How I do bisque fire at home?
Is bisque firing essential or can you glaze and fire immediately? What's the purpose of bisque firing?
How to make clay can you tell me please
Thank you so much❤️🇸🇦
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im starting pretty class at school in about a week any tips ? 💗
pottery ^*
New follower and loving your videos!
Can you make a video further explaining Bisque-firing(I might have spelt that wrong)/first-firing?
Hey man thanks for the vid, if I have a leatherhard/bonedry project that wasn't finished but I wanted to modify it do I just soak it in some water or do I have to pulverize it and completely start over? Basically how do I make it malleable again?