Throwing Bottomless Pottery Forms...ANN GOES BOTTOMLESS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- It was only a matter of time before Ann resorted to cheap marketing tactics to get folks to watch her work. But these five projects are sure to spice up your creativity and inspire you to try and throw some new pieces without bottoms. Money back guaranteed if you don't like this one!
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Fantastic!!! I loved everything you made!!!
Love watching you! You explain as you go, making it look so easy. Thanks Ann, you're a great teacher!!
Aww..thanks so much Jackie! That is so nice of you. I appreciate you watching!!!!
All of these shapes are inspirational. I especially liked the cheese ball. Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching Paula! I appreciate that. Im glad you found them inspiring!
Ann, you are such a pleasure to watch, I could watch for hours. Your ideas are amazing and you do beautiful work 🌻
Aww - thanks Karen, we appreciate you watching!
I'm just here for the inspiration ❤
We're happy to have you! Thanks for watching!
I love the lilie shape vase 🤩😍
Ann - I LOVE your videos and you continually inspire me to go to my studio and make new projects! You're the best!
Hi BB. Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words. You are very sweet! Have fun in the studio!!!!
Great demonstration! Love the shape possibilities you show! Thanks!
Thanks! Folks, check out Broken Arrow Pottery for some great videos!
Thank you! So many great ideas and your careful instructions are inspiring!
Thanks Cindy... I appreciate you watching!
Your channel has become my place to unwind after a long day and be inspired ❤
Thanks Mckenzie...very nice of you to say.
Great Ideas. Thank you!
Oh good. I hope they are inspiring to you!!! Have fun throwing!
Excellent and spot on as always!
Thanks Cindy! We appreciate you watching!
Ann I so enjoyed this video. Being older and not taking classes now due to coronavirus I am able to continue taking lessons and learning. There are not that many potters who I really enjoy listening to. You explain things well 😃and your voice is easy to listen to. Thank you sooo much.
Thanks Eileen! Appreciate you watching.
You are such a genus thanks for great ideas
If only the rest of the world thought like you Nancy...sadly they are oblivious to your and my genius. 🙃
Staying cool all year round here in Florida watching well produced and interesting videos. That spiral lily vase was very neat.
Thanks Freddie! Seems like it’s hot everywhere but Florida!
This bottomless is AMAzing :) thank uu
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Vert vert Nice!!! Merci!
Thanks so much Francine! I really appreciate the kind words and for you watching!! I hope you were inspired!
You have such creativity. Love watching your videos. Very well done and move along nicely. I would like to make a request and maybe this is above my skill level. Could you go over how you designed the template for the lilly?
Very nice.
And your voice very nice. good job 👌
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the kind words and for you watching! Have. a great day!
Love this!! I would also be interested in the weight of the clay for each project…my fantasy is to be up to your level of excellence one day😂🥰❣️
HI J! As far as the weight of the clay for the smaller pieces like the base and bowl of the chalice...I like to start with 1 pound . For the taller thinner pieces, I begin with about 1 1/2 pounds. For the planter which was wider and taller, I started with about 2 poundsl. Does that help? It is all just practice, right? The key is just not to give up, haha. I am still working on my throwing skills. I am not an elegant thrower, but I get the job done :-). Good luck in the studio!!!
@@annruel9142 You are awesome! Thanks so much for your help. I’m a mere novice but just love clay. You inspire me. Many thanks!!
@@jsud5559 THanks J!! Have a great day!!!
What type of clay are you using?
Another great learning tool/video. Thank you Ann. Do you have a link to the 'lily vase' template? I cannot figure out how it's cut. Thank so much.
Hi Tricia. I actually took a piece of newspaper. and cut a template from that. I just cut it like a sideways distorted "S" curve where the line peaks to a sharp hump at the top for the tallest part of the slab and then comes back down and then curves back upward for a smaller upward turn for the very center of the flower. There is no right or wrong way to make it really.
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Hi Ann. Where do I get the live streaming videos of ur amazing amazing work
If you are referring to my Vimeo series its here: vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
Thanks!
i got a Freudian vibe from that first triangular vase: looked a bit like female anatomy to me.
My husband said the same thing and I told him, “Sometimes a vase is just a vase”. He said, “Yeah, and sometimes a vase looks like an award for Gynecologist of the Year.
@@LittleStreetPottery : hahahaha!!! it's good to know i am not alone in my Freudian interpretation of that vase. before you added the "bump" i thought, leave the corners of the turned back pieces flat so they look like an open collar, and add a man's tie in the bottom v section...but that's kind of Freudian too, hahaha!
@@LittleStreetPottery lol
Some of these shapes would lend themselves really well to hand-building.. (*erm the lily vase), would you ever consider making templates for those of us who are less than creative in figuring these things out? Also, I miss the wheel. Also Also, I want to hang out with you, I think we'd totally be best friends. :P
Hey Mauve...we are talking about doing a vid on templates so stay tuned!
@@LittleStreetPottery I will definitely keeping an eye out on this!! Thank you!
Not that I'm complaining, but I thought by "bottomless" I thought I was going to get some ideas that I would have to find a way to interlock techniques with some examples
But I'm disappointed!
Just be thankful we didn't do a Clay Bottoms "Bottomless" video...good tip though, we'll put your idea on the burner!
I love your ideas, your camera work and your level of instructions (I'm glad you don't keep explaining how to center and pull, the way some do). However, I'm sorry, but your jokes are terrible
Thanks Michelle! I blame the jokes on my director husband...😜
@@LittleStreetPottery keep the joke Ann & Jim….they are sweet 😂