WOW, that was fast!!! And, AMAZING!!! Using white slip for the beard is BRILLIANT!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!! I Hope your healing is still continuing and you will be out of that sling very soon!!! Blessings❣
Great demo and video ! I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to see more if that kind of video !!! Thanks for sharing your ideas and talent ! ❤ From 🇨🇵
Thank you for demonstrating making your Santa! I have bisqued cones from Michael Harbridge and look forward to getting back into my uninsulated studio when warm weather returns! Thanks again for your inspiration!❤️
Hello!! I love your videos and have made a few things you show, I made one of these Santas, mine is probably smaller, and I used a styrofoam cone from the flora/craft dept. I have a question if you don't mind me asking... how much do you sell these for and your small gnomes or angels? I've never really sold any and for the life of me cannot figure out prices...
Pricing your pottery is really hard. So many factors go into it from the area you live in to how much your supplies cost, to the time soent making. These larger Santas I sell for $125 to $150. The smaller Santas are $30 to $35. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching and I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
Question, have you ever thought about whipping slip to an icing consistency and piping it like a cake? Might have cracks as it dries. But I’m gonna try it!
WOW, that was fast!!! And, AMAZING!!! Using white slip for the beard is BRILLIANT!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!! I Hope your healing is still continuing and you will be out of that sling very soon!!! Blessings❣
@@JudyHensley-xn5gu Thank you!
Love your technique, love your Santa, love your skill, love your MUSIC!!! Merry Christmas, Happy New Year. really enjoyed this one!
Great demo and video ! I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to see more if that kind of video !!! Thanks for sharing your ideas and talent ! ❤ From 🇨🇵
Thanks for sharing. Your Santa turned out great!
Thank you for demonstrating making your Santa! I have bisqued cones from Michael Harbridge and look forward to getting back into my uninsulated studio when warm weather returns! Thanks again for your inspiration!❤️
Adoro seus trabalhos. Agradeço por compartilhar conosco seus conhecimentos. És uma artista maravilhosa.
Oh beautiful!
Que bonito muchas gracias ❤❤
Hi, he turned out really well 👌 ❤
Love him thanks for sharing, Wish i lived closer would love to be one of your students.
I made some mini versions of these to put on a "found art" trail. They were quick and easy but this large one is awesome! Love it 💕
🙀That is amazing
Hello!! I love your videos and have made a few things you show, I made one of these Santas, mine is probably smaller, and I used a styrofoam cone from the flora/craft dept. I have a question if you don't mind me asking... how much do you sell these for and your small gnomes or angels? I've never really sold any and for the life of me cannot figure out prices...
Pricing your pottery is really hard. So many factors go into it from the area you live in to how much your supplies cost, to the time soent making. These larger Santas I sell for $125 to $150. The smaller Santas are $30 to $35. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching and I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
Love it! What did you use for the beard? Thank you! :)
I use thickened slip.
How did you do the white on top of the red? And what is the color red you used it’s so shiny!!! Beautiful!!!
It's Speedball cramine with a clear glaze and white underglaze with no glaze.
Question, have you ever thought about whipping slip to an icing consistency and piping it like a cake? Might have cracks as it dries. But I’m gonna try it!
Yes! It works just like icing a cake. The slower you dry it, the less cracks.
what did you use for the beard
I used thick slip.