I absolutely agree. One of the very best. Only found this channel last week after pursuing many and l'm a pottery novice. But, l know good quality when l see it. ❤ it!
Thank you Ann! This is the first video i have seen with handbuilding ideas that did not take 100 hours to complete 😊 I will definitely be trying these ideas over this winter 👍👍
Hi Anne this is great ideas, thank you for sharing. I´ve thought this a few times, have to say it out "loud"...I love the way you speak during the videos, you tell us what you do and why but in a soothing way...love listening and watching your stuff.
Paisano's Roost Farm (American Blackbelly Sheep) in Southern New Mexico: The bird and lacy triangle plate I could as a modern version of milk glass. A pearly glaze would let the details shine.
I love your work, your imagination! Your finger technic is impressive. After this movie I came to hundreds ideas based on working with sheets of clay. Thank you!
Loved the video and the rolling pin. Sharon Hoppe does amazing rolling pins. I always enjoy watching your videos. You do such a great job teaching. Always love the humor too! :-)
Thanks BB! We are hoping to glaze these pieces this week and put pics in the community section...OR...we may even do our video on the glazing of these next week!
So happy to learn your 'clay folding' technique..... now the creative juices have been awakened! Question: do you use 'spooze' instead of your regular slip to seal the seams of the folded clay? Thank you.
I tend to use what's available...I like the Spooze (we made a batch for another video), also use slip and plain vinegar...all seem to work well. Good luck!
Your pottery designs are very beautiful. The throne vase that you made looks like a pitcher plant. Did you try to make it that way? I believe I will enjoy many hours watching you work. Hopefully in the future I’ll be able to try some of these ideas.
Where did you get the 1/2 round, hollow styrofoam please? And what kind of clay body are you using? Not all clay is suitable for this project. Enquiring minds need to know!
Thank you so much! I’m in a ceramics club where I live and I’m going to tell our members about your videos. What a great idea to use a plastic pie sheet! I work with Steve’s White clay and high fire but I’m sure I can successfully achieve wonderful treasures! I’m so glad I found you.
Hi Dawn. Are you asking about when I roll the texture onto the slab with the textured rolling pin? I trace out approximately where the templates are going to hit when I do eventually cut them out so I know "about" where the texture will need to be. on the slab When I roll the rolling pin over the clay, it thins, stretches and distorts the width of the clay so really those lines will be stretched out when I do put the template down to make t he final cut. You dont want to cut out the templates first before rolling as the clay will distort and the chances of the thinning out the edges too much is very high. ...Another good tip is to not cut templates out from the edge of the slab for that same reason (thin edges). I hope that is what you were asking about.
The most straight forward and plain speaking tutorial video I have ever seen. On ANY subject. Keep up the great work.
I absolutely agree. One of the very best. Only found this channel last week after pursuing many and l'm a pottery novice. But, l know good quality when l see it. ❤ it!
You have such a gentle touch. Even after doing pottery for nearly 20 years...I tend to over press sometimes... you give me hope. LOL
All of it takes practice. You'll get there!
I Love at the all videos, it is beautiful...❤
Lovely work as usual and as a relatively new hand builder, I always appreciate new ideas. Thank you!
Thanks Rosanne!
Spooze!? Ha ha ha ha ha!!! That’s so funny 🤣 This was so inspirational, can’t wait to try out some folded clay ideas! Thanks!
Try the spooze...you’ll love it!
I would love to see the finished glazed pieces.
Thank you Ann! This is the first video i have seen with handbuilding ideas that did not take 100 hours to complete 😊 I will definitely be trying these ideas over this winter 👍👍
Thanks Lori! I appreciate you watching!
Brilliant as usual ❤️❤️❤️
Lovely! Everyone! Thank you Ann💐😍
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing..
You are very good at your art!! Congratulations!!!🎉
Hi Anne this is great ideas, thank you for sharing. I´ve thought this a few times, have to say it out "loud"...I love the way you speak during the videos, you tell us what you do and why but in a soothing way...love listening and watching your stuff.
Thanks so much! 😊
Anne, I’d love to come over to play with clay😂❣️ Love what you do❣️❣️
Thank you Ann .You ha e give me great ideas to add folds and create beautiful designs.
You are so welcome Liz, thanks for watching!
Very helpful video. Thank you. Would love to see the finished glazed product. That's where I usually get stuck.
Check out our glazing vid from 2 weeks ago...we glaze many of the pieces created recently. Thanks for watching!
@@LittleStreetPottery Thanks, I just found it. Lovely results and agree with your decision re re-fire some. Loved the triangle dish glaze combo.
Love these elegant designs, thank you for sharing.
Love, love, LOVE!!!
Couldn’t say it any better,Thank You for re igniting my passion too long ignored… 🤗
Thank you for a great video and tutorial! Lovely to see how people all over the world works with ceramics!
I can’t believe how you got those slabs inside that ball! That was just awesome to see!!
Ha - thanks as always Michele - sometimes you get lucky, sometimes it takes a few "takes".
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful results.
I've always loved working w clay. These pieces looked like something fun to try! Thank you.
I enjoyed watching,I can't wait until I start my own creations!
Thankyou for your inspiration🏞
Paisano's Roost Farm (American Blackbelly Sheep) in Southern New Mexico:
The bird and lacy triangle plate I could as a modern version of milk glass. A pearly glaze would let the details shine.
I love your work, your imagination! Your finger technic is impressive. After this movie I came to hundreds ideas based on working with sheets of clay. Thank you!
That is awesome!
Love that way of texturing using the mat then adding more diversity to it. Always appreciate you sharing.
A pretty celadon would be nice on the triangle. Liked and shared!!
thanks Ann. packing bubble!! Who knew!!
Loved the video and the rolling pin. Sharon Hoppe does amazing rolling pins. I always enjoy watching your videos. You do such a great job teaching. Always love the humor too! :-)
A unique pottery practice.
Thank you.
I love folding ideas. Make it in pots ideas please 🙏
Brilliant ideas, thankyou for sharing x
Stylish creations! Excellent video, too.
Grazie per la condivizione un bacio from Italia
Aww, I love these! Adorable!
A great work has been created. ^^
Thank you very much!
Beautiful ! Thanks for all your lovely advices ! Merci beaucoup 😉
You are so welcome!
Super summer project 😎
WOW, love this; thank you so much.
Another wonderful video Ann.. you give me so many ideas!! Thank you so much!
So glad! Thanks Jackie!
Very inspirational Ann...
Cheers...Freddie
Thanks Freddie! Hope you had a good show!
You are very inspiring for a beginner like me 😆
Hope you stay with it! Thanks for watching!
Absolutely great!!
Nicely done.
Beautiful pieces 👌👌👌👌🤩
wow u are so skilled & creative! love how u use lace, mats, and lazer etched rolling pins to create texture. its just so cool!
This channel and artist are sensational! Sensational, l say 🧐 seN sA tiOn aL!!! ❤
Wonderful work!
Thank you! Cheers!
1:05 _i love this so much_
Classic. So innovative. Thanks for the video Ann. Love every one of your pieces.
Столько идей, спасибо Вам огромное, теперь у меня есть чем уловить родных 😊
Trabalho maravilhoso! Obrigada pela aula!
I would have liked to see the planter finished with drainage holes & a shaped basin to catch the water.
Would love to see them glazed! Do you have images or a video of the finished products?
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks 🙏
So interesting!
Que hermosuras, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, bendiciones.
¡Gracias por ver!
Amazing!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I would like to make the cross pot but overlay the sides or cross over the sides so it looks like it twists around😍
Its too good,awesome👌❤️
Especially Doritos 🤣🤤 thanks for all the amazing tips!!
I love it! Definitely have a new subscriber 🙏❤❤❤
Awesome! Welcome and thanks for watching!
Excellent demo with lots of useful tips!
I love Your art work, really good
Wonderfull,I will make all forms my ceramic course thank you.
Wonderful! Would love to see them!
I learn so much from your videos. What kind of clay do you use?
In the description
this would look great with a blue and dark back ground making it look like metal
I love your channel and videos. Is there a video showing the completed projects after firing?
Thanks BB! We are hoping to glaze these pieces this week and put pics in the community section...OR...we may even do our video on the glazing of these next week!
Oxide glazing are the best when you have delicate texture on the clay.
So happy to learn your 'clay folding' technique..... now the creative juices have been awakened! Question: do you use 'spooze' instead of your regular slip to seal the seams of the folded clay? Thank you.
I tend to use what's available...I like the Spooze (we made a batch for another video), also use slip and plain vinegar...all seem to work well. Good luck!
You are amazing.
I do really love how creative you are. Your work is so beautiful. I would love to come see it in person some day. Keep up the great work.
Looks Edible
Thanks
❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏lindos trabalhos, muito por tanto ensinar
Hi. im from DK. Im using air dry clay from Das or Primo,,but yours look nice and does not seem to crack when you bend the clay. Love your video. 🙂
Inspiring!
Just Amazing‼️ T x
The lace triangle bowl would be fun to do in mishima. Might be better to do that while it was still flat though.
Love all your methods that you used in this Video. Just wondering since Iam a beginner and using air dry clay would the same methods apply. Thank you
Thick canvas may be better for rolling on. They release easier, but you have to smooth after release.😊
What an amazing mind you have 🤯
If you liked this one, you will like this weeks vid...stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
Like it ?.....♥️'d it ❣️
❤❤❤❤❤
Just love these.. what size are the styrofoam half balls ??
I used the 8" versions found at Michaels! Thanks for watching!
Hermoso!! Quiero hacer eso!
Gracias Lola!
that would make a very beautiful pie if it were pastry dough! haha!!
Indeed...!
I love your videos! Informative, concise, and fun! Is it better to texture before cutting out?
Sometimes yes. Just depends on the hardness of the clay and the type of texture. I've done both. Thanks for watching!
Great
Your pottery designs are very beautiful. The throne vase that you made looks like a pitcher plant. Did you try to make it that way? I believe I will enjoy many hours watching you work. Hopefully in the future I’ll be able to try some of these ideas.
Could you show how to make a 3 footed bottom using the clay at the bottom of a cylinder?
Search for "Foot" in our videos - you should see that. Thanks.
Where did you get the 1/2 round, hollow styrofoam please? And what kind of clay body are you using? Not all clay is suitable for this project. Enquiring minds need to know!
Thank you so much! I’m in a ceramics club where I live and I’m going to tell our members about your videos. What a great idea to use a plastic pie sheet! I work with Steve’s White clay and high fire but I’m sure I can successfully achieve wonderful treasures! I’m so glad I found you.
Great! Thanks for watching!
Did you ever fire these pieces? Esp interested in finding out how the envelope piece looked when finished. Now that’s one I’d love to try.
yep - some of them are here th-cam.com/video/nENbXJ33q7s/w-d-xo.html
Why did you leave the cutout pieces in while you rolled out your design?
Hi Dawn. Are you asking about when I roll the texture onto the slab with the textured rolling pin? I trace out approximately where the templates are going to hit when I do eventually cut them out so I know "about" where the texture will need to be. on the slab When I roll the rolling pin over the clay, it thins, stretches and distorts the width of the clay so really those lines will be stretched out when I do put the template down to make t he final cut. You dont want to cut out the templates first before rolling as the clay will distort and the chances of the thinning out the edges too much is very high. ...Another good tip is to not cut templates out from the edge of the slab for that same reason (thin edges). I hope that is what you were asking about.
I love this project! Where can I find a roller pin like that?
Theres a link in the description...good stuff!
Love your videos. You are very creative! What size/measurements are the templates? Thank you.
Anne, great video. Can I ask what kind of clay you are using?
Doritos!!🎉
Eine wunderschöne Ideen .MfG
Danke fürs zuschauen!
So beautiful, plzzz suggest me which clay u use and how it mix plz make a vid plz plzzz
I use Standard English Porcelain #365...straight from the bag. Thanks for watching!