I just started learning how to throw clay on the wheel last week in my sculpture and ceramics class at school, so I've been looking for resources on TH-cam to improve and your videos hit the spot! I love how calm you are with the clay and your positive vibes make me feel at ease 😌😌 thank you for the content!
Nice, I hope it works for you! It may need some practice - too much or too little water and it won’t work, too wet or too dry clay it won’t work either. You’ll get the hang of it but I swear by it!
Hey, thanks for the video! I've really enjoyed everything you've posted. I have limited hours each month at the studio where I'm a member and I've yet to find the right time interval between scheduled hours where my pieces will be leather hard. I wind up trimming when they're still too soft or they're well past leather hard. I'm looking forward to the day the clay flies off in ribbons like it does for you!
Oh that’s so hard, it’s so frustrating. I would maybe suggest draping plastic over your work and coming in like 2-3 days later and see if the slower drying can help 🤍
This was so great to watch and learn, I've been watching heaps on throwing larger bowls and practicing! Your teaching was so clear and really useful! So so appreciate that! Could you please tell me the dimensions of the bowls after they have been fired and glazed. I'm trying to learn how much clay to use to the dimension I want, with taking shrinkage into account. 😊
Hey lilly, You may have mentioned this in a past video but what kind of wheel do you use? I'm looking to invest in one right now and yours seems to respond so well!
Could you cut it off the wheel instead? Holding it that way made me so nervous 😬 May I say, you are an amazing artist. It was incredible to watch you transform this bowl into art.
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I just started learning how to throw clay on the wheel last week in my sculpture and ceramics class at school, so I've been looking for resources on TH-cam to improve and your videos hit the spot! I love how calm you are with the clay and your positive vibes make me feel at ease 😌😌 thank you for the content!
Enjoy the process - it takes a while to get the hang of it but there’s nothing more satisfying than when you get it. 🥰
As a left handed potter myself it’s so great to watch you throw. 😊
This is so cool to watch! It made me appreciate the work and skill that go into making pottery
It’s so calming watching you do these beautiful art pieces and listen to your voice!
Thank you! ❤
Thank you, As a learner, I find your real time demonstration and explanations very helpful.
Very good video thank you
Thanks for the video, lovely bowl. I’m self taught and a leftie too so I let out a little ‘whoop’ when you were trimming with your left hand!
I love these bowls and cant wait to see how they look glazed. I wish I could get them here in Australia
Yep. Thank you 😊
Best trimming video, thank you
Thanks!! Im trying this today
thank you - I am happy to make bowls
Just found your channel and love it 💗
I'm going to try your method of attaching the bowl to the wheel. I'm sick of always distorting my pieces with the lugs of clay.
Nice, I hope it works for you! It may need some practice - too much or too little water and it won’t work, too wet or too dry clay it won’t work either. You’ll get the hang of it but I swear by it!
@@MaeCeramics I suppose I'll wreck a few pieces while I learn. Thanks.
You're content is lovely, love how the bowl came out, you're also very pretty!
keep up the good work ❤️
🥰 tysm!
Hey, thanks for the video! I've really enjoyed everything you've posted.
I have limited hours each month at the studio where I'm a member and I've yet to find the right time interval between scheduled hours where my pieces will be leather hard. I wind up trimming when they're still too soft or they're well past leather hard. I'm looking forward to the day the clay flies off in ribbons like it does for you!
Oh that’s so hard, it’s so frustrating. I would maybe suggest draping plastic over your work and coming in like 2-3 days later and see if the slower drying can help 🤍
It would be nice to see the final product being put to use ♥️
This was so great to watch and learn, I've been watching heaps on throwing larger bowls and practicing! Your teaching was so clear and really useful! So so appreciate that! Could you please tell me the dimensions of the bowls after they have been fired and glazed. I'm trying to learn how much clay to use to the dimension I want, with taking shrinkage into account. 😊
You're welcome, glad you got so much out of this. From my memory it's approx 20cm wide by 11cm ish high.
Hey lilly, You may have mentioned this in a past video but what kind of wheel do you use? I'm looking to invest in one right now and yours seems to respond so well!
You should steam this
What type of wheel do you use? Do you recommend it?
I’ve got a Rohde wheel, I love it! Best wheel I’ve used.
hey, you're content is awesome and satisfying
don't you mind adding some quiet music?
You know what, I purposely didn’t add music to this vid to see what people preferred! Thank you for the feedback, I think I’ll add it next time.
Could you cut it off the wheel instead? Holding it that way made me so nervous 😬
May I say, you are an amazing artist. It was incredible to watch you transform this bowl into art.