522. Making a Small Sgraffito Decorated Moon Jar with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 小月圓瓶拉坯修坯雕紋示範
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You’re an excellent teacher! Thank you!
Beautiful work as always! Thank you for sharing your talents of pottery with us! I learn so much from you and I so appreciate it!
That would have been a nice shape for an outdoor lantern with cutouts
Excellent. I’ll have to buy your scraffito tool. I have your trimming tools and they are wonderfully made.
Thank you Hsin... been following you for years and finally bought a wheel and clay to work on this craft we all love so much.... I also would like to say thanks for a perfect delivery of tools I just ordered... chattering here I come.
Congrats on your new wheel and thanks for ordering my tools!
AN EXCELLENT WORK IN POTTERY.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNING. BLACK AND
WHITE COMBINATION.
I HAVE LEARNT A LOT FROM THIS
DEMONSTRATION. 👍😎👍 🇵🇰 🇨🇳
Thanks for the comment!
Beautifull piece!👏👏👏👏👏👏
It looks like after you opened up the clay, you were able to make it much taller before ever pulling the walls. Can you explain what you did to achieve that?
Please watch this video on the link: th-cam.com/video/NhNECv6lBvs/w-d-xo.html
Ms rachel
🌺just BEAUTIFUL ! It’s easy for me to see why I’m Not NEARLY at your level of proficiency it takes Patience… thank you for sharing…🙏🏼namaste
Thank you a lot! Дуже дякую вам!
excellent! thank you.
You are welcome!
Would you demo making a Grecian wine urn with the fancy handles?
A wonderful vessel made with great patience.
What is the small stone that you use on the foot of your pieces? And why do you do this?
Grazie Maestro! Sto imparando molte cose guardando i suoi video!
Very beautiful demonstration. Such talent and precision. Well done sir.
Thank you!
Merci pour tous vos enseignements ! Je vous admire beaucoup. Grâce à vous je m'améliore au tour en essayant de suivre vos conseils. Je suis assurément votre fan. Et Je vous remercie car vous partagez votre savoir. Vous avez beaucoup de talents ! Merci :)
Florence
This is so beautiful! I love watching your process soo inspiring! Thank you!
You are welcome
Amazing video. Thank you to share with us.
You are welcome!
That is so beautiful🥰
It’s beautiful!
I am wanting to buy a new kiln,can you please give me your thoughts on different kilns,and what you use? Thank You, Janene
I personally have a Skutt 1027 and it has been more than 25 years with me.
How and why did you finish the rim. It seemed like you folded the rim back on itself, but it happened so fast I wasn’t sure.
I just compressed down to make it thick.
Mettez vous une couverte transparente ?
Have ALWAYS enjoyed you good instructions - One question please - I noticed after placing the piece in the chuck - was that a circular bubble level you placed on top??? Thank you very much - R
Yes, it is. Level first and then center.
@@hsinchuen thank you very much - have learned much from your videos - wish I could have had in person instruction, but very happy and thankful to have what you present.
Which tool are you using for the vertical lines?
It’s the Sgraffito line carving tool I made. They can be purchased on my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/listing/921489012/a-set-of-3-precision-sanggam?ref=shop_home_active_8&frs=1
Good!
Hello Hsin, I can't find the tool in your shop to put the jar on for trimming ??
It’s call chuck. You have to make it yourself. Just watch one of my video on how to do it.
@@hsinchuen which video is it ?
Video #102
Very nice. Did you use a black underglaze or colored slip for this?
Coker slip
@@hsinchuen I've never heard of that before. I couldn't find a reference on the internet. Unless you meant colored slip. :)
Sorry, mistyped. Colored slip. I posted the recipe in one of my recent upload.