Making a Coffee Pourover - Full Process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2021
- Description of the process is available as a caption
Examples of Finished Pourovers:
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You have got to be the neatest potter I have ever seen work a wheel.
Thank you so much for sharing your process! I've been throwing for over a decade but this is the one shape that I can't seem to be happy with no matter how I make it. Your video has made me want to try again, and I really appreciate how you stayed more technical in your explanations. You showed a few little details (angle of the cup itself, series of drip holes vs one, to name two examples lol) that I hadn't been keeping in mind when throwing-and now I will! Cheers dude!
I know absolutely nothing about ceramics other than how to use the end product, but I love these videos!! Also, and please don’t take this the wrong way, you have gorgeous arms 😌 - beautiful to watch you work (just saying)
Me and my buddies in my studio really enjoy your ‘borealis’ glaze.
I've tried so many times to make this shape but it never goes the way I want. This video gave me some more inspiration! Can't wait to try again. ☕
It's one of the more challenging forms to throw in one piece, but if that's not working for you then you can do it as two and join them which might be a little easier
It's a race to read your captions, and need to pause and go back 10 seconds and pause again, to be able to read most of them!! 😂
But the documentation of the process iss very nice. Similar yet different from the way that I maker my pourovers. It's always fascinating how each potter has a slightly different way to make the same forms!
So beautifully done! Love the color.
Brilliant and beautiful!!
I loved the whole process. In my fav. colors. Art & Zen lifestyle! I like the smell of fresh coffee but only drink herbal tea. ☺️💝
very nice creation😍🌺🌸
Love it!
Super the mug Is very beautiful ❤️
Great job! I would like to try making one of those however I am not sure how to account for the shrinkage after firing. Will the paper filter still fit? Any tips? Thanks a lot!
The shirt! So funny!
Literally watching this minutes before I take my exam lol.
Hope it went well!!!
@@jayn1nja It did!!! I still need to finish it tonight bc I didn't finish in time, ahaha. Thanks!! so much!
Haha, I hope the video helped somehow!
@@OldForgeCreations yes it did! I love your creations!! They are sooo beautiful. (my ideal date night, lol)
Same here. I needed to calm myself. 3 hrs b4 exams
Nvr tried pottery, it looks fun!
Your videos always mesmerize me. One day make my own pottery :)
You should!
Amazing
Lindo demais. Já fiz cerâmica mas não tínhamos torno então era na minhoca mesmo. Parabéns pelo magnífico trabalho. ❤️🇧🇷
Underrated
that blue glaze is crazy
Coffee Dripper 👍
I don’t usually like pottery because it’s not perfect. Lol. I know its an illness!!! But I believe this talented artist just solved that problem for me. WOW!!! I cant stop watching these videos. Wonder if I can buy items in the US?
love your glaze ….. it’s a non commerciale one right ? would you sell some ?
Супер, спасибо за твои видео ;-)
Hi i saw youy glazes like nuditea an you said thats better over a dark clay..can i use black slip intead an then the glaze?
Well that sure doesn't look like beginner stuff... I'm gonna stick to mugs for a few years =)
Lovely video, but I find your captions should have a slightly longer display time. It's a bit to fast to read, especially the longer ones.
Noted, thanks. I just used the TH-cam default when I added them, but I should be able to go back and adjust most of them
I change the speed of the video to read the captions. Many thanks for including those.
What glazes did you use?
Id love to get into pottery but I don’t have a kiln nor can I afford one anytime soon, what can I do? Great videos btw, i’ve been binging them!
@JonThePotter just posted a video on this very subject!
What clay are you using?
Did you wax the bottom?
I don't quite understand was yhat saucer( small plate) used in the process of making coffee, or was it just fir technical reason, during creating the piece? I don't really know how does dripover works, and even have no clue how it's called in my language so this thing kinda confuses me 😊
Прикольно!👍
Waaaaaw
Milk?! 😢 up until that point I loved all of it 😂
Is that a marble slab you're wedging on?
It's a litho stone, from an old printing press. Its more porous than marble would be
What weight of clay do you use?
600g
Hi can you make one of this using air dry clay 🥺🙏
Was that flux added to the rim?
I think he is putting white glaze at the top, which then overlaps the blue farther down. Overlaps often give very interesting results.
the shirt
😁🐻🦖👻
I simply cannot make the swirls.. tried 8 times today and failed every time..lol