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🥰🥰escuchalo bien chiquitito mmmm
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I’ve done exactly what I always do when I get excited to throw again. I make WAY too many pots in a week, which means I have days’ worth of turning come Monday. If the pots have dried out enough over the coming days…   Here, I’m wedging and dry-centring this lump of clay before throwing it into an angular vase on the wheel. The rim portion is left thick, purposefully, as once leather hard I want to trim a recess into it, a ledge that encircles the lip, into which a flat metal lid can be placed—at least that’s the plan.   Thrown with about 3 kg of stoneware clay and mostly centred whilst still dry, this makes the initial coning straightforward and quick, as does clay that isn’t on the firm side. It’ll sit over the weekend with plastic sheeting gently draped over it and I’ll aim to flip it upside-down as soon as I can, so the thicker, usually damper base, is given ample time to firm up in order to be trimmed.   #satisfying #pottery #vase #clay #potteryvideos #WIP #howitsmade #asmr  
I’ve done exactly what I always do when I get excited to throw again. I make WAY too many pots in a week, which means I have days’ worth of turning come Monday. If the pots have dried out enough over the coming days…   Here, I’m wedging and dry-centring this lump of clay before throwing it into an angular vase on the wheel. The rim portion is left thick, purposefully, as once leather hard I want to trim a recess into it, a ledge that encircles the lip, into which a flat metal lid can be placed—at least that’s the plan.   Thrown with about 3 kg of stoneware clay and mostly centred whilst still dry, this makes the initial coning straightforward and quick, as does clay that isn’t on the firm side. It’ll sit over the weekend with plastic sheeting gently draped over it and I’ll aim to flip it upside-down as soon as I can, so the thicker, usually damper base, is given ample time to firm up in order to be trimmed.   #satisfying #pottery #vase #clay #potteryvideos #WIP #howitsmade #asmr  


Replenishing my stocks of medium bowls, thrown with 453 grams to about 18 cm wide by 7.5 tall. Soft clay helps me make these quickly, although I need to be swift as the overhanging walls like to slump if the stoneware is overworked a little too much. Generally speaking, if walls are thrown upright and then stretched out whilst they’ll overhang better, but throwing walls like that can be slower, so for these I typically pull them right out to the pointer’s gauge. I leave plenty of clay in the base of these, firstly, so I can turn a tall, elegant foot from it, and secondly, so there’s enough material to allow me to jab my fingers into the bottom to pry it off the wheel from. There’s nothing wrong with throwing bowls on batts, but I have issues sometimes with storage in my studio and the more I can fit on a ware board the better. Plus, not having to attach a new batt each time saves a few precious seconds. Much of my job these days is away from the wheel, (admin, making content for my social media, book related events, and so on), so the more time I can spend actually throwing the better. There’s a lot of these left under plastic sheeting, ready for me to trim next week. I can’t wait. #ceramics #wheelthrown #wheelthrownpottery #potterystudio #potterylife #tableware #stoneware
Replenishing my stocks of medium bowls, thrown with 453 grams to about 18 cm wide by 7.5 tall. Soft clay helps me make these quickly, although I need to be swift as the overhanging walls like to slump if the stoneware is overworked a little too much. Generally speaking, if walls are thrown upright and then stretched out whilst they’ll overhang better, but throwing walls like that can be slower, so for these I typically pull them right out to the pointer’s gauge. I leave plenty of clay in the base of these, firstly, so I can turn a tall, elegant foot from it, and secondly, so there’s enough material to allow me to jab my fingers into the bottom to pry it off the wheel from. There’s nothing wrong with throwing bowls on batts, but I have issues sometimes with storage in my studio and the more I can fit on a ware board the better. Plus, not having to attach a new batt each time saves a few precious seconds. Much of my job these days is away from the wheel, (admin, making content for my social media, book related events, and so on), so the more time I can spend actually throwing the better. There’s a lot of these left under plastic sheeting, ready for me to trim next week. I can’t wait. #ceramics #wheelthrown #wheelthrownpottery #potterystudio #potterylife #tableware #stoneware
This weekend’s narrated YouTube video is the third part in my series that shows the creation of this large jar. This particular film covers bisque firing, waxing, glazing, tidying up the glazed surfaces, reduction firing and finally, how the vessel’s lid is ground in place using Chemico valve lapping paste. All of that can be found in a link in my profile’s biography. It includes the rather marvellous overflowing bucket of glaze technique… But seriously, how else are you meant to judge displacement? I’ve gotten better at doing so over the coming months as I’ve glazed dozens of larger pots like this but it’s still a challenge. Annoyingly this seems to be the method of achieving the best, most even, surfaces, but perhaps an even LARGER bucket might help. All in all though, it worked, and I was supremely happy with this batch of taller pots, onto the next! Thanks for watching as always — I hope you enjoy the video if you happen to see it all the way through — and if you’d also like to watch how this pot is thrown and trimmed, you can find those videos on my channel too. #pottery #ceramics #glaze #howitsmade #satisfyingvideo #asmr #studiopottery
This weekend’s narrated YouTube video is the third part in my series that shows the creation of this large jar. This particular film covers bisque firing, waxing, glazing, tidying up the glazed surfaces, reduction firing and finally, how the vessel’s lid is ground in place using Chemico valve lapping paste. All of that can be found in a link in my profile’s biography. It includes the rather marvellous overflowing bucket of glaze technique… But seriously, how else are you meant to judge displacement? I’ve gotten better at doing so over the coming months as I’ve glazed dozens of larger pots like this but it’s still a challenge. Annoyingly this seems to be the method of achieving the best, most even, surfaces, but perhaps an even LARGER bucket might help. All in all though, it worked, and I was supremely happy with this batch of taller pots, onto the next! Thanks for watching as always — I hope you enjoy the video if you happen to see it all the way through — and if you’d also like to watch how this pot is thrown and trimmed, you can find those videos on my channel too. #pottery #ceramics #glaze #howitsmade #satisfyingvideo #asmr #studiopottery


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