This is one of the best instructional videos I’ve seen! Thank you from a beginning pottery student who has a day king class today. I will definitely be utilising so much of this content. Thank you again 🙏🏻
Hi Bill from Australia. As I have some back issues with throwing, I have been doing some hand building, and this last video of yours has given me a lot of thought. All of your videos are so well explained and very easy to follow. Thank you
Oh and thank you for the tip with water and throwing. I’m new to the wheel and have realized after watching your video that my problems were caused from drag. Thank you for that too!!!
That was an excellent presentation. I’m beginning ceramics again, & I’ll use those techniques in my creations. Thank you for sharing both your talents & your conservative views on tools.
La mejor clase que he tenido desde la Web. Estoy muy feliz de haberlo conocido. Entiendo poco del inglés Pero Ud habla muy claro y tiene acento inglés de England
First time I’ve watched one of your videos but it certainly won’t be the last! Loved it, and learnt a lot of useful tips. Thankyou so much for sharing.
I am so thrilled to have run across a recommendation on facebook about you. You are a talented, generous teacher and right now with quarantine going on a welcome diversion. Thanks so much for posting videos. Would love to do some workshop some day from you!
This 'rocked' my world. Great video, so thorough and well explained. I also really love this elegant form. Missing taking your classes! Glad your ribs healed up.
What a stellar video. Your teaching style is so easy to follow. Even though I’m just playing with air-dry clay I was riveted the whole time and will try this technique. By the way kudos to the videographer, also perfect! Thank you.
Thanks Bill for another great video! As soon as your theme music came on at the end, my Hanna came right over for an ear scratch. 🐶 She’s a 40 lb Goldendoodle, named for the Susquehanna because Lake Otsego, here in Cooperstown, is one of the river’s sources. I’m so glad to have her company, especially these days! She sends her best to your four-footed friends!
Bill, you are such a great teacher. Funny on the amount of water while you were throwing. I was just wondering about it and you put up the text to explain it! Lots of great tips. You always suggest other options too as you go. Love your videos!
You take slab building to a level of artistry. By far the absolute best info for how to slab build. New subscriber her and dang it! Now you really have me wanting to buy a slab roller. There’s a used Bailey at my local pottery supplier that I have been eye balling and I’m starting to feel like it’s going to end up coming home with me 😬.
As a total newbie and a new subscriber, I'd love it if you told us why you are using each tool, what's the purpose and what you are accomplishing. Love your videos!
thank you for your videos they are very informative and full of good advice I wanted for the storage of wooden shapes used to cut the slabs, the wooden cube system is removable thank you Nathalie LONCHAMPT (Compiègne , FRANCE )
Thank you Bill I enjoyed your Video. I should have been on your course next week in Italy I was so looking forward to it. Iv re booked so I will see you May 2021 Rachel
Hi Bill! Hope all is well! Quarantine has given us more creativity time! I guess that is a silver lining. Oh, I never saw that trim tool used that way . That little rib is something I use all the time. It's a go to tool!! Galleries are a fav thing to do . You taught me so much over the years at SNC ! Those were very happy times in my life. Thank you forever!
Thanks so much. I'm wondering if you've had any problems with pieces shaped like this slumping when they're fired. I just made something similar and my teacher tells me I need to use wedges to support it in the kiln.
Now that was an interesting video. Light trimming of the wet clay was new to me, but the potato peeler was a revelation, thank you 🙂 I'm also really interested in knowing how you made the lines in the mold at the 30 minute mark. They are not concentric around the middle in the bowl so they're not made on the mold during trimming. Can you tell more about that detail?
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This is awesome 👏 thank you for taking the time to share with with us! ❤
You are a very good teacher. I love your work. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Bill. Your videos are so very helpful.
You are a wonderful teacher!
I have learned so much from you over the years. Thanks for your good instruction.
In the boat world, that even curve is called a "fair curve".
This is one of the best instructional videos I’ve seen! Thank you from a beginning pottery student who has a day king class today. I will definitely be utilising so much of this content. Thank you again 🙏🏻
Your right making plaster batts is a big messy job...I’m going to give your technique a try. Thanks for sharing and explaining it well.
Thanks for showing how you make this bowl with internal handle
Thanks a lot for the detailed film of this lovely bowl! ❤
Thanks Bill. Very well explained
LOVE this tutorial/class. Also love the dog trained to ring the bell to go out. All of my dogs have been ringing the bell since the 80's!
You are a terrific teacher👏👏👏
Hi Bill from Australia. As I have some back issues with throwing, I have been doing some hand building, and this last video of yours has given me a lot of thought. All of your videos are so well explained and very easy to follow. Thank you
You are an absolutely brilliant teacher. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Bill! Perfect Workshop presentation - again. Florence W. - RAL
This is an educated video this is why I like it
Whoa! That flip was awesome.
Oh and thank you for the tip with water and throwing. I’m new to the wheel and have realized after watching your video that my problems were caused from drag. Thank you for that too!!!
Fantastic. Can't wait to try this. Great explanation and demonstration. Thank you for sharing.
Aprendí bastante con su video. Muchas gracias!
Thanks Bill. As always it was a pleasure watching and listening to your calm skills
That was an excellent presentation. I’m beginning ceramics again, & I’ll use those techniques in my creations. Thank you for sharing both your talents & your conservative views on tools.
La mejor clase que he tenido desde la Web. Estoy muy feliz de haberlo conocido. Entiendo poco del inglés Pero Ud habla muy claro y tiene acento inglés de England
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I always learn something watching you.
Thank you for the excellent presentation!
You are a wealth of useful tips! Thank you for sharing!
First time I’ve watched one of your videos but it certainly won’t be the last! Loved it, and learnt a lot of useful tips. Thankyou so much for sharing.
Thank you so much your videos are so helpful! Thank you for making them! 👍😀
Very well explained. Thank you!
Me encanta todo lo que haces!! Lo haces ver tan fácil, enseñas muy bien!! Gracias. Un abrazo desde Chile 🌷
I am so thrilled to have run across a recommendation on facebook about you. You are a talented, generous teacher and right now with quarantine going on a welcome diversion. Thanks so much for posting videos. Would love to do some workshop some day from you!
That was Excellent! I'm new to pottery and loving it so much. You are a great teacher! Thank you for sharing your work :)
I love your work, thank you for showing this
Great tips for mould making- thank you!!
I Love watching your videos. you always have neat ideas to us to alter your forms. Thank you for sharing!
This 'rocked' my world. Great video, so thorough and well explained. I also really love this elegant form. Missing taking your classes! Glad your ribs healed up.
Thanks so much for all your inspiration. You roll! Stay safe!!
What a stellar video. Your teaching style is so easy to follow. Even though I’m just playing with air-dry clay I was riveted the whole time and will try this technique. By the way kudos to the videographer, also perfect! Thank you.
Me gustó tu trabajo. Muy bien explicado, gracias por compartir.
Thanks Bill for another great video!
As soon as your theme music came on at the end, my Hanna came right over for an ear scratch. 🐶 She’s a 40 lb Goldendoodle, named for the Susquehanna because Lake Otsego, here in Cooperstown, is one of the river’s sources. I’m so glad to have her company, especially these days! She sends her best to your four-footed friends!
Thank you Bill. Stay safe.
Cool idea!! Love the design. Thank you for explaining each step so clearly.
Thank you for your great information
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Love the puppies!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate this good information...
Love your work and your tutorials! My dogs also ring the bell to go out -- I guess they have us trained well !
My cat rings it too 😆
Thank you. You always have some good ideas in your videos.
Thank you so much for showing the whole process! I love ve the shape!
Very well done and clear. I am definitely doing this! Many thanks.
that was a great performance - thx a lot , Stefan
Bill, you are such a great teacher. Funny on the amount of water while you were throwing. I was just wondering about it and you put up the text to explain it! Lots of great tips. You always suggest other options too as you go. Love your videos!
Excellent! A new project to make lockdown go a lot faster! Thank you 😊
Very sensible instruction, thanks! I am a newbie potter and could understand this video pretty well thanks to how well you did it!
Thanks Bill you are a fantastic teacher!!! Love this form idea!!!
beautiful to watch, great explanation. thank you
Excellent video!
Fantastic Demo,...thank you so much!!!
thanks , Bill. I still use the ideas you presented several years ago at workshops in SC.
You take slab building to a level of artistry. By far the absolute best info for how to slab build. New subscriber her and dang it! Now you really have me wanting to buy a slab roller. There’s a used Bailey at my local pottery supplier that I have been eye balling and I’m starting to feel like it’s going to end up coming home with me 😬.
Snag that Bailey slab roller, Roberta! You’ll be glad you did. Yup.
B.
Beautiful work 🌻
As a total newbie and a new subscriber, I'd love it if you told us why you are using each tool, what's the purpose and what you are accomplishing. Love your videos!
TYVM! Great video! 😊👍
Great teaching🙂👍🏼
Another great video Bill. Thank you
Thank you so much🌹🌹👍
Very exact instruction with many ideas to incorporate into my own work, much appreciated!
Thank you Bill for the wonderful instructions. I love your work! Always have.Thank you so much!
Obrigada pelas dicas, gostei muito de saber que podemos fazer os moldes em argila mesmo!
This was such an amazing and informative video - lots of great ideas for tools, explanations for why you did things - thank you!!
see about me..........
Brilliant! Thank you so much.
Thanks Bill, I have been thinking about making hump mold for a while but the plaster work have been putting me off.
Hermosa tu producción, gracias por compartir el proceso!
thank you for your videos they are very informative and full of good advice
I wanted for the storage of wooden shapes used to cut the slabs, the wooden cube system is removable
thank you
Nathalie LONCHAMPT (Compiègne , FRANCE )
Thank you Bill I enjoyed your Video. I should have been on your course next week in Italy I was so looking forward to it. Iv re booked so I will see you May 2021 Rachel
Thanks! Its beautiful
I love that shape! So graceful...a longer version would make a killer dough bowl😊
Thanks for this so clear explanation, we call the mold ¨forja¨ and this is so helpful in handmade ceramic, greetings from Mexico city!
Really beautiful! Thank you
love your slab work Bill, didn't know you did anything other than throwing :)
Hi Bill! Hope all is well! Quarantine has given us more creativity time! I guess that is a silver lining.
Oh, I never saw that trim tool used that way . That little rib is something I use all the time. It's a go to tool!! Galleries are a fav thing to do . You taught me so much over the years at SNC !
Those were very happy times in my life. Thank you forever!
Awesome job! Each time I watch one of these awesome videos I realize I need about ten new tools! Haaa!
Enjoyed this instructional video Bill.
Think I will start with one that is around 9" x 6" and work my way up.
Thanks for sharing and stay well
Thank You that was great
Thank you Bill!!
Thank you, that was a terrific video!!
Thank you
I love your videos!!!!!!
Another great vid!
Fantastic ‼️
Thanks!
Thanks Bill
I heard the bells and thought my dogs wanted out 😆
Hi from spain....nice job.
Muito obrigada por ensinar tão didático.
ویری نائس بہت ہی اچھی ویڈیو ہے آپ کی میں پاکستان سے ہوں اور میں بھی یہ کام کرتا ہوں
Nice thanks bro
Супер! Очень красиво!
Thanks so much. I'm wondering if you've had any problems with pieces shaped like this slumping when they're fired. I just made something similar and my teacher tells me I need to use wedges to support it in the kiln.
Now that was an interesting video. Light trimming of the wet clay was new to me, but the potato peeler was a revelation, thank you 🙂 I'm also really interested in knowing how you made the lines in the mold at the 30 minute mark. They are not concentric around the middle in the bowl so they're not made on the mold during trimming. Can you tell more about that detail?