Dear Ray - thanks so very much for the Super Thanks donation. You really are very kind. Much appreciated and I am saving for some new camera and lighting equipment to continue doing more content on TH-cam. Kindest regards Sarah Amos xx
Wow, your students first wheel throwing, and those mugs!!! Super impressed, and I'm guessing they will be thrilled. What fabulous pieces to keep to marl their pottery journey. Congratulations!!!
Thanks for watching again. Always good to hear from you. Great piece - I think the window will be amazing and just negotiating with Janet to do an interview with her and show the finished piece. A great project by a very talented student. 👏
Wow what an opening! I was holding my breath for you! Not too many casualties and hopefully a refire will fix those. Yes it was me who used the technique to throw the plates on a wheel using a clay slab. I've just tried some 30cm ones and hoping they don't warp. LOVE your confetti chips on the half with black, super combo! You know me, love chips! I've even made mini pots intentionally of specific colours as I'm so obsessed with chips! Loving your plates!!!!
Hi Jeanette and thanks for watching. Bet you were surprised at the shout out!! Thanks so much for sharing that technique - it really works well and much easier than trying to spread the clay throwing them. Glad you liked the combo. Thanks to you for sharing your content too I enjoy watching you 😁😁
@@thepotterycorner LOL, I was super surprised at the shout-out - nearly choked on my morning toast! Thankyou! I'm finding this new technique quite liberating, surprised at how well it works and so far the compression is working and no S-cracks. My problem is my lack of patience when trying to dry them slowly under plastic with sand bags...I'm desperate to bisque them. I'm being a good girl though :) Might try your half and half concept with the chips, really liking that effect. Sarah you have helped so many of us with your online tutorials and videos, thank YOU! Love waking up to a Pottery Corner video! Makes my morning!
I love the bowl! Happy surprise love glaze combinations! Doing great job.. love watch opening of kilns I learn so much from videos! Watched for years! Live close Charlotte NC America. ❤
Jeanette!! How wonderful of you to send me a Super Thanks - that was so very kind of you. I think all us clay creators/artists are so enthusiastic about sharing our experiences and just want people to have the amazing joy of chilling out with clay. I know you love it just as much as I do. I really appreciate the Super Thanks - new camera equipment is on the horizon to help me get better at it. Kindest regards Sarah Amos
@@thepotterycorner More than happy to contribute. If I was closer I would want to attend courses, so I'm contributing just a little for what you have so kindly shared with us virtually. I really appreciate how much time and effort it takes to make the videos and edit, and I have learnt SO much from them, in addition to inspiration to try something new. Keep up the great work Sarah, its really appreciated by so many of us 👏 👏👏👏
What a great surprise to see a Video and some amazing results, even when a "whoopsie" happens. So grateful we all have the opportunity here to mingle, share and learn from each other, and especially w/Miss Sarah at the wheel! Thank you as always Sarah. Thanks to ALL who join here to cheer each other on!
I really appreciate your sharing of glaze combos. I thought some of the pottery would run yet seemed very stable on bottom of pot. Now I can use more confidently to the bottom rather than using only Amaco's celedon glazes. (Blue Rutile, Smokey Merlot) Thank you! Vickie :)
Third Wow!!! Omg that large bowl!!! WowZa!!!!!! Just W.O.W!!!!! Everytime you look at it, you will be reminded of your jeopardy opening 🤣 My final WOW👏👏👏👏👏
@@thepotterycorner You're a star in my eyes, love how completely natural you are in your videos, so personable, humble, genuine and kind, and absolute pleasure to watch and always looking forwards to the next! x
Brilliant video as always, those mugs are lovely for a first try and the bowl that was tinging as it crazed was gorgeous. Iv used Botz Aventurin for earthenware on a bowl recently and I had the same overwhelming surprise when it came out of the kiln and will definitely be using it again. And of course, fomo strikes again and now have to buy the one you used for stoneware! It’s all your fault if I’m poor and end up in the workhouse 😂😂😂 I’ll send you a pic of my earthenware bowl, it looks like a black hole in the base and in the sunlight it does actually sparkle! Thankyou so much for sharing Sarah, always an inspiration, take care x
Hi and thanks for watching. I have used this glaze before but never with this result. Amazing glitter in the glaze - really lovely - reminiscent of flambe. Good luck - let me know how you get on. It does move so watch your kiln shelves!
I'm so glad that you got better results than I did when my kiln didn't reach temp! I love the bowl with the jungle gems glaze. I'm wondering, if you took some gold metallic alcohol ink and rubbed it into the crazing, if it might add another level to the piece, making it even more special. Your students are doing great! What a testament to your teaching skills! I look forward to your video updates. Thank you!
Hi Pat and thanks for watching. I'm amazed that I got the results I did - the kiln fired for at least 3 hours longer and didn't reach top temperature but only a few degrees short. Fired again yesterday- all ok - phew! Great idea about the ink - I might try that. Great to have you along 😀
I'm in California my last glaze firing the power went out and them came right back on. Scare the heck out of me. I got luck that the kiln stayed on and my pots were effected. Sorry that happened to you. 6:00 I watch far forest (Jeanette Stevens) and she has done that. I will have to try this as it seems to work well. I love how we are learn from each other. Potters are such awesome people.
Hello again. Thanks for tuning in. You're right - the Pottery community is pretty awesome- love sharing my experiences with my viewers. I learn as much from people who comment too 😁
Hey Helena - thanks so much for watching. I was amazed by what came out of this load. I'm so pleased you learn along the way. Always great to hear from you. 😊
When you say you are going to refire . When you re fire do you reglaze it and if so how much do you put on to keep same color And do you re fire at same temp
Hi Faith and thanks for watching. I will refire it after adding another coat of glaze to the affected area and refire at my usual temperature which is 1225 degrees centigrade. Hope that helps! 😊
I being told if you have a kiln error, just turn it off and wait till it says 80 degrees Fahrenheit and program again the cone you wanted and start it again, good luck. I don’t know if works, I never have that problem, cross my fingers actually I’m just firing my glaze now Just a note maybe you can try that and see if is better luck. I will refire the pieces you have pin holes and hope it will work.🤗
Thanks for watching again Marcia. The kiln was probably about half way through when we had the power cut so at 600 or 700. I was surprised that the outcome wasn't worse! 😁
Thanks!
Dear Ray - thanks so very much for the Super Thanks donation. You really are very kind. Much appreciated and I am saving for some new camera and lighting equipment to continue doing more content on TH-cam. Kindest regards Sarah Amos xx
@@thepotterycorner love your videos, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Wow, your students first wheel throwing, and those mugs!!! Super impressed, and I'm guessing they will be thrilled. What fabulous pieces to keep to marl their pottery journey. Congratulations!!!
Really great pieces for a complete beginner having never touched clay. They really had a great time. Joyful to teach people the love of clay ❤❤
Kiln gods were with you; especially for your bowl that’s looking like an eye’s iris 🎉 really nice kiln opening video full with surprises!
Thanks so much Brigitte. Great description- wish my eyes were that colour 😍. Thanks for watching again. Glad you enjoyed it.
I love the earth plaque! I can't wait to see how the final window comes out with all the pieces installed.
Thanks for watching again. Always good to hear from you. Great piece - I think the window will be amazing and just negotiating with Janet to do an interview with her and show the finished piece. A great project by a very talented student. 👏
I agree - super gorgeous, would love to know more how she uses them and the see the full sets.
Wow what an opening! I was holding my breath for you! Not too many casualties and hopefully a refire will fix those.
Yes it was me who used the technique to throw the plates on a wheel using a clay slab. I've just tried some 30cm ones and hoping they don't warp. LOVE your confetti chips on the half with black, super combo! You know me, love chips! I've even made mini pots intentionally of specific colours as I'm so obsessed with chips! Loving your plates!!!!
Hi Jeanette and thanks for watching. Bet you were surprised at the shout out!! Thanks so much for sharing that technique - it really works well and much easier than trying to spread the clay throwing them. Glad you liked the combo. Thanks to you for sharing your content too I enjoy watching you 😁😁
@@thepotterycorner LOL, I was super surprised at the shout-out - nearly choked on my morning toast! Thankyou! I'm finding this new technique quite liberating, surprised at how well it works and so far the compression is working and no S-cracks. My problem is my lack of patience when trying to dry them slowly under plastic with sand bags...I'm desperate to bisque them. I'm being a good girl though :) Might try your half and half concept with the chips, really liking that effect. Sarah you have helped so many of us with your online tutorials and videos, thank YOU! Love waking up to a Pottery Corner video! Makes my morning!
@@FarForestCeramics- that's so cute. Made my heart sing. Thank you my lovely 😍
I love the bowl! Happy surprise love glaze combinations! Doing great job.. love watch opening of kilns I learn so much from videos! Watched for years! Live close Charlotte NC America. ❤
Hi Dena - thanks so much for watching. I'm so pleased you love the kiln openings. Great to see new glaze combinations. Welcome along!
You have helped me so much in my journey, thankyou!
Jeanette!! How wonderful of you to send me a Super Thanks - that was so very kind of you. I think all us clay creators/artists are so enthusiastic about sharing our experiences and just want people to have the amazing joy of chilling out with clay. I know you love it just as much as I do. I really appreciate the Super Thanks - new camera equipment is on the horizon to help me get better at it. Kindest regards Sarah Amos
@@thepotterycorner More than happy to contribute. If I was closer I would want to attend courses, so I'm contributing just a little for what you have so kindly shared with us virtually. I really appreciate how much time and effort it takes to make the videos and edit, and I have learnt SO much from them, in addition to inspiration to try something new. Keep up the great work Sarah, its really appreciated by so many of us 👏 👏👏👏
What a great surprise to see a Video and some amazing results, even when a "whoopsie" happens. So grateful we all have the opportunity here to mingle, share and learn from each other, and especially w/Miss Sarah at the wheel! Thank you as always Sarah. Thanks to ALL who join here to cheer each other on!
Hi Katie - and even little old you on the shout outs! Thanks for tuning in again as always 😊
I`m always so happy when a new video from you is online and also news on instagram...you`re the best Sarah🌺 and the Bowl is really amazing
Thanks Mona. Very kind. 😊 The bowl I'm sure was a complete surprise. Bet I can't replicate it unless I cut the power on purpose 🤔🤔😆
@@thepotterycorner oh no...please no such experiments 🙈, many greetings from germany🤗🤗
I really appreciate your sharing of glaze combos. I thought some of the pottery would run yet seemed very stable on bottom of pot. Now I can use more confidently to the bottom rather than using only Amaco's celedon glazes. (Blue Rutile, Smokey Merlot) Thank you! Vickie :)
Thanks for watching Vickie and for your kind words. I always use a cookie under my pieces during firing just in case! 😁
Third Wow!!! Omg that large bowl!!! WowZa!!!!!! Just W.O.W!!!!!
Everytime you look at it, you will be reminded of your jeopardy opening 🤣 My final WOW👏👏👏👏👏
Bless you. You're making me laugh 😆
@@thepotterycorner You're a star in my eyes, love how completely natural you are in your videos, so personable, humble, genuine and kind, and absolute pleasure to watch and always looking forwards to the next! x
@@FarForestCeramics- stop now - I can't get my head through the doorway. Thanks so much YOU'VE made my morning 😊
Brilliant video as always, those mugs are lovely for a first try and the bowl that was tinging as it crazed was gorgeous. Iv used Botz Aventurin for earthenware on a bowl recently and I had the same overwhelming surprise when it came out of the kiln and will definitely be using it again. And of course, fomo strikes again and now have to buy the one you used for stoneware! It’s all your fault if I’m poor and end up in the workhouse 😂😂😂 I’ll send you a pic of my earthenware bowl, it looks like a black hole in the base and in the sunlight it does actually sparkle! Thankyou so much for sharing Sarah, always an inspiration, take care x
Hey June - always great to hear from you. I'll visit you in the Workhouse don't worry 😆! Do send me a pic - always great to see your work. xx
I love how Adventurine turned out!!!! Need to try mine!!!!
Hi and thanks for watching. I have used this glaze before but never with this result. Amazing glitter in the glaze - really lovely - reminiscent of flambe. Good luck - let me know how you get on. It does move so watch your kiln shelves!
I'm so glad that you got better results than I did when my kiln didn't reach temp! I love the bowl with the jungle gems glaze. I'm wondering, if you took some gold metallic alcohol ink and rubbed it into the crazing, if it might add another level to the piece, making it even more special.
Your students are doing great! What a testament to your teaching skills! I look forward to your video updates. Thank you!
Hi Pat and thanks for watching. I'm amazed that I got the results I did - the kiln fired for at least 3 hours longer and didn't reach top temperature but only a few degrees short. Fired again yesterday- all ok - phew! Great idea about the ink - I might try that. Great to have you along 😀
An herb shredder! I quite like that. Will make some for Christmas.
Hi Carolyn. It's a great idea. Funny how something so simple is so effective. Be interesting to see how they work. Thanks for tuning in again 😊
I'm in California my last glaze firing the power went out and them came right back on. Scare the heck out of me. I got luck that the kiln stayed on and my pots were effected. Sorry that happened to you. 6:00 I watch far forest (Jeanette Stevens) and she has done that. I will have to try this as it seems to work well. I love how we are learn from each other. Potters are such awesome people.
Hello again. Thanks for tuning in. You're right - the Pottery community is pretty awesome- love sharing my experiences with my viewers. I learn as much from people who comment too 😁
Hello. What a nightmare with the electricity! But it went out really good!! Phu😅
Always nice and much learning from you! You give so much inspiration😍
Hey Helena - thanks so much for watching. I was amazed by what came out of this load. I'm so pleased you learn along the way. Always great to hear from you. 😊
OMGoodness! Scary stuff but you sure crack me up!🤣
Thanks so much for watching. Love a bit of jeopardy- keeps me on my toes! 😁
When you say you are going to refire . When you re fire do you reglaze it and if so how much do you put on to keep same color And do you re fire at same temp
Hi Faith and thanks for watching. I will refire it after adding another coat of glaze to the affected area and refire at my usual temperature which is 1225 degrees centigrade. Hope that helps! 😊
I being told if you have a kiln error, just turn it off and wait till it says 80 degrees Fahrenheit and program again the cone you wanted and start it again, good luck. I don’t know if works, I never have that problem, cross my fingers actually I’m just firing my glaze now Just a note maybe you can try that and see if is better luck. I will refire the pieces you have pin holes and hope it will work.🤗
Thanks for watching again Marcia. The kiln was probably about half way through when we had the power cut so at 600 or 700. I was surprised that the outcome wasn't worse! 😁
Your bowl is just like an eye of a tiger. IBS
Hi Inga - great description. I'm going to call it that now! Thanks for watching 😊