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Thank you Simon, I really enjoyed that video. I would love to see it glazed and fired to see if the texture shows. I have been using small homemade stamps and then putting white slip in the design and it’s a lovely result 😊
I started throwing pots on a kick wheel my husband made for me many years ago. It had a tractor seat! I wish I still had it, but too many moves…. Thanks for the wonderful video.
Hello Simon I am letting you know I did speak once again to our people at PineShores. I was told that Mr Gomez doesn't want anyone else teaching at his pottery. He has a young lady who teaches, a Mary Kate. So,this means NO. There are plenty of places in NJ to take pottery classes. The long Beach Island Foundation is closeby on beautiful, LBI. Hope to come out to Milheim, ............smashing pot!! Barbara from NJ:)
Good morning Simon from Argntina . Thank you very much for sharing lots of tutorial that are realy each one is a master class . I'd like to ask you if all the clays you use have grog and in what amount approximately . I ask you that because of the plasticity that have the clay you use . Thanks a lot Simon
Thank you Simon, I really enjoyed that video. I would love to see it glazed and fired to see if the texture shows. I have been using small homemade stamps and then putting white slip in the design and it’s a lovely result 😊
Lovely Simon. Thank you very much. Greetings from Argentina.
Love it!❤ I need a tshirt that says, “When you’re in your head too much, get on the wheel.”
Healing wheel indeed! As always, another great video, thanks for posting.
Nice to see you throwing a bigger piece !
thanks yes , I would love one the work shops!!!
I like to use a big sponge as support on the inside when I use a paddle on my pots.
Thank you Simon! You are a true inspiration.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I started throwing pots on a kick wheel my husband made for me many years ago. It had a tractor seat! I wish I still had it, but too many moves…. Thanks for the wonderful video.
🌞 🌻 😊Thank you
Really love the paddling idea, something I've never attempted, as yet 😊
Freaking gorgeous, I love this piece.
This is a wonderful video. I will show it to my students.
Thank you, Simon. Always fascinating!
When I can't be on the wheel I watch you and others live!❤
Beautiful work, thankyou for sharing!
Thank you Simon. I might have to pull a shoe off of someone's foot at the studio and try this out.
Thank you! Another super video full of tips
Hello Simon I am letting you know I did speak once again to our people at PineShores. I was told that Mr Gomez doesn't want anyone else teaching at his pottery. He has a young lady who teaches, a Mary Kate. So,this means NO. There are plenty of places in NJ to take pottery classes. The long Beach Island Foundation is closeby on beautiful, LBI. Hope to come out to Milheim, ............smashing pot!! Barbara from NJ:)
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Great work, is that your favorite clay body
Nice trick ❤
Good morning Simon from Argntina . Thank you very much for sharing lots of tutorial that are realy each one is a master class . I'd like to ask you if all the clays you use have grog and in what amount approximately . I ask you that because of the plasticity that have the clay you use . Thanks a lot Simon
Hello …I buy the clay with grog already mixed into it. I would say around 10-15% grog.
@@sleachpots Thank you very much Simon!
Paddle practice 😂