I see you simply made some stamps. Heh. As always, I am so very impressed with your abilities. I did look at your Bio. I can see you have the 10,000 hours it takes to become a true expert. I think that has something to do with the fact that I can try and try again and still not get the nearly the same results. I'm good though. I am enjoying trying even though I am pretty sure I don't have 10,000 left to fly and model clay to expert level. So happy you are willing to share so much. Thank you.
This is the second video of yours that I've seen and iim subscribing! I'm having a cruddy day, and this video helped both cheer me up and inspire me, even though I don't do pottery/ceramics!
No need for expensive purchased stamps when you can create stamps such as these ! Having seen how to make a stamp which produces a cobbled surface, I was able to put a floor in the model of a building I made for pottery class. :-) No shortage of inspiration here, Ann !
Ore 16. Roma Italia .Sei bravissima!!! Vorrei tanto poter partecipare ai tuoi corsi, ma non credo che succedera' mai per adesso mi bastano i tuoi tutorial,sei un'insegnante bravissima!!!❤❤❤❤
Congrats on 50k!! What a beautiful roller, WOW!! All of them! It’s been awhile since I’ve made any stamps, your ideas provide me with so much inspiration. Sarah Pike does some connected pattern stamps you should check out for fun. One week of school left then I have the summer to create fun things I want to make rather than assignments for class. Yay! Thanks again!!
Hey! I do like Sarah Pikes work. She is amazing.Good luck with your classes and have a great summer. Thanks for noticing about our 50k subscribers. We are very excited.
@@annruel1982Just because people can, doesn't mean they will, or that they have time! If you enjoy making them, it could be worth making a few extra tools when you're making yours, set them aside, and then release them in batches! If you wanted to, of course. Just sharing ideas!
I love texture and new ways of getting it. Most recently I've been using texture rollers to make the sides of my mugs but I throw the base and finish the rim on the wheel. I'm anxious to carve my own texture wheels now that I see how great your's looks
Couldn't wait to comment. The design you carve into the first roller is so fun and pretty! I just know the rest will be awesome. ❤ Edit: they all WERE awesome. Would love to eee some of the edited it ones appear on projects in the future! ...And your nuthatches are surprisingly discerning.
cool video for textures - I think such stamps and rollers will be one of my next projects 😄 but what I'm wondering is how to join the textured plates without destroy the texture at the joint....?
hey Ann. Really great video. Thank you so much for sharing yourself with us all. Got a question. what inspired your rolling pin design? Will you share the pattern. ah ha. more specifically the long roller. The first one. Thank you.🥰
I just free handed the design and sent it to www.sharonhoppedesigns.com/ to have it lasered. I dont have the design anymore but Sharon probably does - good luck!
Hi David. I just bisque fire them. Actually I can test them when they are bone dry in the greenware stage although they are still fragile so bisque firing them seems to do the trick....and you are right, no glaze. 🙂
Hey Jhennicea, Since there is no glaze on the pieces, you can turn the round rollers to whatever side the roller is the most stable. Since my rollers are never perfectly round, I always seem to have a flat spot somewhere, 🙂
What a lovely presence you have! Makes the amazing tips even more enjoyable to watch 😊
You bring joy to my day! Thank you!😊
Wow, that is so nice Bev@@ Thanks so much!!
I see you simply made some stamps. Heh.
As always, I am so very impressed with your abilities. I did look at your Bio. I can see you have the 10,000 hours it takes to become a true expert. I think that has something to do with the fact that I can try and try again and still not get the nearly the same results. I'm good though. I am enjoying trying even though I am pretty sure I don't have 10,000 left to fly and model clay to expert level. So happy you are willing to share so much. Thank you.
Oh thank you!
❤❤❤I have my summer project thanks to you! Thanks for the great ideas!
Aww...thanks Jodie!! Im glad you liked our videos!! Have a great and creative summer.
This is the second video of yours that I've seen and iim subscribing! I'm having a cruddy day, and this video helped both cheer me up and inspire me, even though I don't do pottery/ceramics!
Awesome! Thank you!
No need for expensive purchased stamps when you can create stamps such as these ! Having seen how to make a stamp which produces a cobbled surface, I was able to put a floor in the model of a building I made for pottery class. :-) No shortage of inspiration here, Ann !
Oh Wow, that model building sounds amazing. Good job creating your own stamps....Thanks for watching!!
That could be great for cosplay too, or people who sculpt in other media, too!
Great job, Ann! Some cool ideas for stamps here. Thanks for sharing! 😍😍
Hey Jonni! My pleasure. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. 🙂
Its always a treat to see your videos pop up. Thank you!!
Hey Lin! Thanks so much!! Im glad you are enjoying them!
Ore 16. Roma Italia .Sei bravissima!!! Vorrei tanto poter partecipare ai tuoi corsi, ma non credo che succedera' mai per adesso mi bastano i tuoi tutorial,sei un'insegnante bravissima!!!❤❤❤❤
Teresa, Grazie mille! Ciao a Roma dalla Florida. Apprezzo le tue parole gentili e sono così felice che ti piacciano i video.
I’m never buying another roller!😜
Hey Em!! Great to hear from. you. I know you could come up way more ideas than I have here. YOu are so creative!
Congrats on 50k!! What a beautiful roller, WOW!! All of them! It’s been awhile since I’ve made any stamps, your ideas provide me with so much inspiration. Sarah Pike does some connected pattern stamps you should check out for fun. One week of school left then I have the summer to create fun things I want to make rather than assignments for class. Yay! Thanks again!!
Hey! I do like Sarah Pikes work. She is amazing.Good luck with your classes and have a great summer. Thanks for noticing about our 50k subscribers. We are very excited.
As usual, you hit it out of the park with this video. Thanks so much!!
Hi Alisa! Thanks so much!! Im glad you liked it. Give it a try!
Fantastic! 🎉. Wonderful ideas and techniques. ❤❤❤
Hey Scoob! Thanks so much for watching!! im glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful ❤ Thanks for sharing😍
Just what I was looking for! Thanks Ann! 😊
Awesome Sabine!! Thanks for watching. Enjoy making them!!
Your creativity is amazing! You could probably make a good living selling those stamps to other potters❤️🤗🐝
Hey Deborah. I like that idea although I just let my secret out about how to make them yourself,, haha.
This way, we all have more fun though ! Thanks ! @@annruel1982
@@annruel1982Just because people can, doesn't mean they will, or that they have time! If you enjoy making them, it could be worth making a few extra tools when you're making yours, set them aside, and then release them in batches!
If you wanted to, of course. Just sharing ideas!
Thanks for a great video again! Great patterns and ideas!
Cheers from a Finland in spring!
Cheers to Finland from Florida!! Great to hear from you. Thank you for watching. Im so glad you are enjoying our videos!! Have fun making stamps.
I love these beautiful and very clever ideas you come up with Anne 💖 👍
Hi Easter. Thanks so much. Im so glad you are enjoying the videos 🙂. Have fun in the studio.
@@annruel1982 thanks Anne 💖💐
icoooon, as usual fantastic ideas and inspiration, all the kisses
Wonderful Maria Elena! I am so glad you are enjoying our videos. Thanks for watching. 🙂
neat!
Thank you Ann, Great video!!
Thanks Alaine!! Jim and I appreciate that. Have fun making stamps!
I love texture and new ways of getting it. Most recently I've been using texture rollers to make the sides of my mugs but I throw the base and finish the rim on the wheel. I'm anxious to carve my own texture wheels now that I see how great your's looks
Hey Vicki! Your mugs sound very creative. Go for it...(making your own rollers., I mean). They are easy and fun!
Couldn't wait to comment. The design you carve into the first roller is so fun and pretty! I just know the rest will be awesome. ❤
Edit: they all WERE awesome. Would love to eee some of the edited it ones appear on projects in the future!
...And your nuthatches are surprisingly discerning.
Love that Em!! I always enjoy seeing what you are going to write each week. Jim and I really appreciate you!!....go nuts with these ideas 🙂
@@annruel1982 Aw I appreciate YOU! This channel and your videos are such a delight.
@@embee7434 You are so sweet!!
These are just beautiful.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing ❤
Wonderfull..
Sometimes I use an iron on my walnuts to get the wrinkles out.
Sounds painful 🙂 ....thats nuts
Sassy
I bet that roasts your nuts at the same time Jim!
@@walkerpottery9296-Natalie hahahaha!!!!
Hi Ann,eu amo os seus videos❤
cool video for textures - I think such stamps and rollers will be one of my next projects 😄 but what I'm wondering is how to join the textured plates without destroy the texture at the joint....?
hey Ann. Really great video. Thank you so much for sharing yourself with us all. Got a question. what inspired your rolling pin design? Will you share the pattern. ah ha. more specifically the long roller. The first one. Thank you.🥰
I just free handed the design and sent it to www.sharonhoppedesigns.com/ to have it lasered. I dont have the design anymore but Sharon probably does - good luck!
Are the stamps just bisque fired or do you fire up to glaze temps on them (albeit without any glaze)?
Hi David. I just bisque fire them. Actually I can test them when they are bone dry in the greenware stage although they are still fragile so bisque firing them seems to do the trick....and you are right, no glaze. 🙂
Hi great video, what kind of clay did you use, thank you for your video
Check description
How do you stabilize the round rollers for firing?
Hey Jhennicea, Since there is no glaze on the pieces, you can turn the round rollers to whatever side the roller is the most stable. Since my rollers are never perfectly round, I always seem to have a flat spot somewhere, 🙂
@@annruel1982
Thank you!😊
@@jhenniceamorrow5936 You are welcome. 🙂
Where do you buy your carving tool?
Diamondcore! Thanks.
What are the dimensions of your template for mugs?
Check out some of our other vids with templates (like the hand built mug one) - most templates fit on an 8.5" X 11" paper.
I see some of your stamps are thicker than a thumb will it explode in the kiln?
As long as its totally dry - it should be Ok. Any trapped water may explode. Thanks.
Wonderfull..