Would you please share the glazes that you used? It is beautiful and you are a very talented potter! Thanks for letting us watch you work your magic. It’s inspirational!
Thanks! Cone 10, high fire reduction glazes. Rutile blue and Speckled tan were the ones featured here. I believe they can be found on multiple recipe sites.
Love. I want to learn how to do this so badly! It's the first thing on my list once things have normalized again is to take a 6 months pottery class. How long would you say does it take to be able to learn?
I hope you are still throwing and making videos. Beautiful work and informative videos! :)
Beautiful! I wishi you would include the trimming process and glazing too, please do an ASMR version!
No additional trimming is done, aside from the bevel at the base.
Would you please share the glazes that you used? It is beautiful and you are a very talented potter!
Thanks for letting us watch you work your magic. It’s inspirational!
Thanks! Cone 10, high fire reduction glazes. Rutile blue and Speckled tan were the ones featured here. I believe they can be found on multiple recipe sites.
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Thank you :)
Nice work here, like the approach. What’s the song?
Love. I want to learn how to do this so badly! It's the first thing on my list once things have normalized again is to take a 6 months pottery class. How long would you say does it take to be able to learn?
I would say after about 2-4 weeks, most of my students are quite good at the wheel.
Do you let this sit on the wheel for a while before attempting to pull it off? Or is it on a bat there
Needs to get leather hard first before removing it.
Looks great, what do you fire to?Thanks Dan from Fla.
I fire to cone 10. Thanks!
How much clay do you use?
Lately, I've been making slightly larger ones than this with 7 lbs. But I think this video it's 6 or 6 and a half.
@@oysterphish311 thanks, keep up the good work!