Thanks for the great, informative lesson on steins, I find it’s tricky to get the volumes right. Here in Michigan, before COVID, there are bars/craft breweries who have “mug clubs” where patrons purchase a mug to use whenever they visit.
I like the idea of mug clubs! Good for potters and the patrons have something to remind them of where they'd been... Hopefully leaving sober enough not to need help remembering where they'd been...
Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial Vaughan. I was watching with great attention because I have been trying to make 1 pint /1 lb beer tankards for a long time. So far, for a weight of 1lb clay, the largest volume I have managed is 3/4 pint in the finished piece so it made me laugh when you got 2 pints out of that first piece. However I am encouraged that these tankards are made with 11/2 lb and so I will give it a try.🙂
Oh this is such an informative video thank you so much I bet the pub was over the moon with the tankards they look fantastic hey Vaughn what was the English pub called I’m from summer wine town
Great video, might even get me to start pulling handles??? Mirandi seems to be much more into attention getting than Poubelle who is much more relaxed. Lot of good points and ideas.
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@@freddiemoretti8456 It is in the black void of covid disruption. I just got the TH-cam email asking me to consider my channel as a revenue channel. My first thoughts are YUK! Since you visit other sites too, what do you think? It means ads interrupting the flow of the video. I have not noticed anything on Simon's videos, but he did mention he gets a penny for each click. I can ignore the email. I made 10 large jars this weekend with sculpted lids, video coming soon.
Hi Vaughan, I prefer not dealing with the ads, however I would still watch your videos. Simon's last video had ads and I mentioned the one for apple cider vinegar in his comments. I liked your first response.
First thought: "water in a gold fish bag which would be re-usable" could leave the gold fish out of the equation as it may mess with the sizing. Continuing to watch the rest. Would the plastic bag stick to the pot?
I think it would stick and cause a vacuum as you lifted it. I suppose I could pour the water out and then lift the bag out when it dries. Darn! That seems familiar. Oh well. Back to syphoning, just less dramatic. Someone asked for the rim device so I gave them your name. Is that OK? Cold up here but next week we hit 10C.
Very nice tankards 👍 Not as many traditional pubs as there used to be where I live in the UK. No money in beer, so most of them are now restaurants with drinks! I can’t think of any near me that would be prepared to hold personal tankards behind the counter either... A few local breweries do ‘cask ale’ in boxes for home consumption, which is nice 😁
I love how you start and finish in one video!
I love your videos and the detailed yet easy way you teach! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊
Thank you for watching.
It's wonderful to see the whole process from start to finish in one video. Thanks, Vaughan! They're lovely.
Thank you too.
Congrats on hitting 1K!
Thank you, who knew? I just brag that I can put 1000 people to sleep each night.
Thank you for all the time
You take to make videos and share.
Thank you for appreciating them.
Thank you so much for your videos! :)
Love your sense of humor!!
It is British so it is an aquired taste.
Great video. Thank you for sharing the process. Love your work!
Thank you so much for sharing! Another great video!
Thanks for watching.
I love your videos! You are inspirational. Keep up the good work
Thank you for finding the time to watch them.
Thanks for the great, informative lesson on steins, I find it’s tricky to get the volumes right. Here in Michigan, before COVID, there are bars/craft breweries who have “mug clubs” where patrons purchase a mug to use whenever they visit.
I like the idea of mug clubs! Good for potters and the patrons have something to remind them of where they'd been... Hopefully leaving sober enough not to need help remembering where they'd been...
Those were the days, when you could go out and socialize, have a drink and give somebody a hug.
Oooo the ocean looks lively and you have an audience of birds! Awesome tankards - volume is on the money!
Thanks, it can get quite energized when the wind is out of the east.
Love this video Vaughan!
I have sent you a message on Facebook about buying some green and blue ones. We love our beer here!
I forgot to ask, did you make your own stamp with the spiral or is that purchased somewhere?
Thanks Katie, did you get the pots yet? I am glazing Tankards tomorrow so good timing. I threw large pieces for two days just for a change. Take care.
Nice!!!! Thanks!
Thank you
Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial Vaughan. I was watching with great attention because I have been trying to make 1 pint /1 lb beer tankards for a long time. So far, for a weight of 1lb clay, the largest volume I have managed is 3/4 pint in the finished piece so it made me laugh when you got 2 pints out of that first piece. However I am encouraged that these tankards are made with 11/2 lb and so I will give it a try.🙂
I think 1 1/2 lbs is best so you can make them a little heavier, beer tankards get clinked. Cheers!
Oh this is such an informative video thank you so much I bet the pub was over the moon with the tankards they look fantastic hey Vaughn what was the English pub called I’m from summer wine town
Not in Holmfirth. I did grow up in Penistone, almost next door. The pubs I made pieces for are in Kent. Thanks
Great video, might even get me to start pulling handles??? Mirandi seems to be much more into attention getting than Poubelle who is much more relaxed. Lot of good points and ideas.
Thanks and good idea about the plastic bag. The shelves have not arrived yet. I will let you know when they do .
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@@freddiemoretti8456 It is in the black void of covid disruption. I just got the TH-cam email asking me to consider my channel as a revenue channel. My first thoughts are YUK! Since you visit other sites too, what do you think? It means ads interrupting the flow of the video. I have not noticed anything on Simon's videos, but he did mention he gets a penny for each click. I can ignore the email.
I made 10 large jars this weekend with sculpted lids, video coming soon.
Hi Vaughan, I prefer not dealing with the ads, however I would still watch your videos. Simon's last video had ads and I mentioned the one for apple cider vinegar in his comments.
I liked your first response.
@@freddiemoretti8456 Me too, it all sounds like work to me.
Very nice. Thanks
Most welcome
been wanting to see this.
Me too, I am now going to make several size templates for future orders. Thanks.
First thought: "water in a gold fish bag which would be re-usable" could leave the gold fish out of the equation as it may mess with the sizing. Continuing to watch the rest. Would the plastic bag stick to the pot?
I think it would stick and cause a vacuum as you lifted it. I suppose I could pour the water out and then lift the bag out when it dries. Darn! That seems familiar. Oh well. Back to syphoning, just less dramatic. Someone asked for the rim device so I gave them your name. Is that OK? Cold up here but next week we hit 10C.
Thanks Freddie for pointing me here. Thanks Vaughan Smith I can't imagine a more pleasant or more insightful 33 minutes and faceted too.
@@pottersjournal Thanks for the compliment.
@@Vsmithpots Sure thing.
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Thanks
Snow again, I guess that if you don’t like the weather in La Have, you just have to wait a day (haha).
That's Nova Scotia.
Great vids! I might of missed this, I replayed but didn’t hear, that is a speckled brown clay? Like standard 112? Thanks!
Yes it is #455 from Pottery Supply House in Toronto. It has manganese speckles in but it is a very smooth clay body.
How you put the name on a pottery piece..?
Curious. What is your work table top made of?
8x4x3/4 inch plywood, lasted 27 years now.
It was a littl unclear to me. How big did you make it to be able to shrink to 12 to 14 oz. ?
Here you go Lisa, a whole video on sizing. You might add a little extra clay depending on your skill level. th-cam.com/video/0YnjrU-fhU8/w-d-xo.html
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That’s the size I love for coffee☺️
That is a big hit of Caffeine.
Just a mite chilly up there for my thin blood!
10c later this week, t-shirt weather.
Very nice tankards 👍 Not as many traditional pubs as there used to be where I live in the UK. No money in beer, so most of them are now restaurants with drinks! I can’t think of any near me that would be prepared to hold personal tankards behind the counter either... A few local breweries do ‘cask ale’ in boxes for home consumption, which is nice 😁
Some things have changed for the worse.
I get it…. It’s all expierience