10 Tips on How to Throw Closed Form Pottery - With 3 Projects!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video Ann provides 10 Tips on How to Throw Closed Form Pottery. There are also 3 projects Ann demonstrates that are great ways (Pottery Gift Ideas for the Holidays anyone?) to practice these skills. It has been scientifically proven that pottery is more fun when you throw closed forms...so let's go people!
If you would like to learn Ann's underglaze painting, glazing, and decorating process then check out Ann's Video Workshop Series. These workshops are very detailed (typically 1.5 - 2 hours in length) where Ann provides step by step instruction and are designed to help potters take their work to new levels of craftsmanship and artistry. vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
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Love your videos. Do you have a website where you sell your creations?
Hi Zoe. I do custom work for customers. Typically mugs painted with underglaze. Check out this video to see how I do it. th-cam.com/video/_xFanSU_lVo/w-d-xo.html
If you are interested in having me make a mug for you send me a note at anneruel7@gmail.com. Thanks!
Ann what do you do with all the things you make, have you an etsy shop, either that or lots and lots of shelves and cupboards
So satisfying to watch...
Cheers...Freddie
Thanks Freddie!
😍 Wow! Was mesmerized every second watching this. Amazing work! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great!!!!!!!!!! Thank you
Truly inspiring!
wow, advanced pottery theory. that was *a - ma - zing!*
Potters gang sign! Lol
Great techniques…love all the little detail pieces you make.
Love love love!!!!
Inspiring.... amazing.... so many great tips. Great learning experience. Thank you, thank you!
I love love LOVE your pottery !
very very helpful so thanks so much Ann.
The closed form into lidded pot, I've done myself, but mine didn't fit as well, always willing to improve my techniques, the jug, with it's stopper looks good and the spout was perfect, roll on class in September
You are the Bob Ross of pottery!
I like how you demonstrate technique step by step. Most of all you give 3 projects that we can follow alone to practice.
Excellent video, thanks a lot for sharing!
I love your videos but I especially LOVED this one!!! Its amazing what you can create!!! The creativity coupled with your pottery skills were captivating to watch!!!!
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thank you Ann! This is so helpfull.
Great closed form tutorial!!
Really enjoy your videos, thank you
This is eeeeerie! I was just talking at my class yesterday to try a closed form. Today you release this video. It is like you knew I needed this! TY 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Wow - that's cool! Thanks for watching!
I did one just this morning now this video!
I absolutely love the teapot and stopper!
I know, it really came out cute! Good Holiday Gifts! Thanks.
These are wonderful tips!
Great tips! Thank you!
You are a master!
thanks
This is my favorite!! Great information.
Awesome! Thank you for watching!
I absolutely love, love, love the pieces you made!! The tutorial is outstanding and really makes me want to try to make all 3 projects!!
Thank you so much!
Holy cow, Anne! Goals for me!!!
Keep at it!
Excellent Ann! Very helpful. I really appreciate the time and creativity you put into these videos with excellent instruction.
You are so welcome Carrie! Thanks for watching!
You are an A1 Potter and teacher! Your vids are polished and easy to learn from. Thanks!
Wow, thank you!
thank you Ann!! I enjoy your clear explanation, pleasant voice and craftwomensship enormously! please let me know when you are in Amsterdam!
Nicely done. Great tips and project. And I love the Quarantine Hair! Thanks
Yep...I'm the house barber too! Hopefully, one day I'll get back to the salon! Thanks for watching!
This is so inspiring!
Thanks Kelly - appreciate you watching!
Superbe. J’adore votre travail.👍🙏
Merci!
Very clean work! Nice
Thank you Sally - and thanks for watching!
BEST VIDEO EVER! MY GOAL IS TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS!! TAKING CLASSES SOON!!
So happy when we hear about others being inspired to get into clay! Good luck, stick with it, and let us know how you are doing Lois!
Quelle dextérité !! Très beau travail tout en finesse. Bravo et merci pour ce partage 👍👏😍
Merci, Nathalie! My pleasure :-)
Merci! Nous vous remercions d'avoir regardé !
@@LittleStreetPottery :-)
Amazing Anne!!! I have quarantine hair too..lol
Ha! One day...🤞
What clay are you using here? You make it look so easy, but I’m sure that’s from a great deal of practise. Your videos are most enjoyable to watch and learn from.
I use Standard English Porcelain #365. You are right, it does take practice but it’s rewarding when you get this technique down...it opens up a whole new world or creative opportunities. Keep working at it...Thanks for watching!
Hi new here, pressed red , very interesting video👍👍👍
Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching and subscribing!!! We really appreciate it. We really put a lot of work into all our videos and hope that they inspire someone out there :-)
Quarantine hair 😂
I was wondering if you will make a video how to glaze and fire these close form pots with the lids. Because I don’t how I always glaze them separately and the warp. Could you give some tips how to do?
Yep, we’re figuring out how to do that....it’s a long production sequence from start to finish so hang in there! Thanks for watching!
At 4:08:That face and laughter! 😃 remarkable resemblance to Lukashenko 😂 Was that intentional?
Now THAT's funny! It's actually a reference to The Egg Head from the 1960's Batman TV Series. Played by Vincent Price who had that "Priceless" laugh. My video editor has a warped sense of humor and consistently drops these weird clips in my videos. He thought the form I was throwing looked like the Egg Head Character. I know...we all have our cross to bear.
@@LittleStreetPottery hahaha, LOVE the humor in your videos! A tip for the hat to your video editor. More power to him. He's a keeper! 😃
when did they start calling this "choking"? I was taught it is called 'collaring". "Choking" creeps me out...