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kidifah :

In anything you do don’t forget rule number 5

2024-07-25 15:53:07

642

AjeboPinnacle :

Sometimes all you need is a serious heartbreak to become serious with your life. 💯💯

2024-07-24 18:56:43

711

JKenny$ :

Bro embarrassed the brotherhood 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🙆‍♂️

2024-07-29 16:04:18

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evil 🫥😡😈👿 girl ✌️ 🇳🇬 :

we the sisterhood association are proud of you bby girl

2024-07-27 04:31:30

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Emrys :

This lady will surely beg for true love one day

2024-07-26 09:58:34

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Nature :

Who’s heart is boiling like mine here 😏

2024-06-26 18:28:16

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kosisochwkwu :

Always remember rule 5

2024-07-28 15:33:22

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Wilfred :

give bro three years ..she just created a millionaire😂😂

2024-07-25 14:18:08

802

GOLDIE :

Lady’s let’s wise up well done mine sister

2024-07-25 18:34:24

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It's all about The Rising Sun :

This guy disappointed brotherhood, common upper cut he no sabi

2024-06-22 06:45:41

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real guy :

u de give ashowo ring

2024-07-26 19:43:10

136

Lawrence zino :

no woman can try this one me I swear 😩

2024-08-29 13:50:24

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Lord sonic :

Na why I Dey like Rukky 😂😂😂😂

2024-07-25 16:33:34

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European exchange CT ✅ :

no woman can try this one me

2024-06-27 11:22:37

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GOLDIE :

Lady’s let’s wise up well done mine sister

2024-07-25 18:34:24

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offside :

Brotherhood we just lost one man 😂😂

2024-06-26 17:43:42

155

Ascorna :

Aboa.. is that how to propose?

2024-07-28 09:20:33

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🦋Topsy20 :

I’m a lady 😢but why the slap 😢if you don’t like him just walk away 😢this will cause a serious pain to this girl trust me 😢I’m so sad 😭

2024-07-27 17:21:55

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Mai nasara :

Abeg wetin be rule no 5 ?

2024-07-26 16:09:04

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Binoss :

the human take revenge of all the bad thins way the man don do her

2024-08-30 15:07:52

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First son 🪓🥽🇳🇬 :

Na acting because the guy get patience 💀

2024-06-27 17:36:41

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Zeeblaq_smart_Raver :

Na why men dey leave una marry from another country 😒

2024-07-25 21:17:38

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Big Chidera :

I as God take share problems give everyone 😆😆😆😆

2024-07-27 12:30:34

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cryptobender :

if no be say na acting she for sabi weytin gender equality means

2024-06-18 09:27:37

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Crafting an angular bowl from 543 grams of clay, (1 lbs), from beginning to end — with encouragement from a tiny log who never leaves my side. There are almost too many steps to count, and this video, whilst showing most of them, simplifies the process greatly, I also skipped the bisque firing to 1000ºC, sorry about that! Pots spend more time slowly drying and then cooling down in the kilns than they do actually being made by my hands. So much of this craft is spent monitoring thrown wares, moving them around to dry properly to leather hard in order to be trimmed, and then again to bone-dry. This is a skill in itself, as you must be eagle-eyed and often, us potters juggle numerous batches of work at any one time, assessing, reassessing, covering pots, keeping them leather hard overnight, and so on. It’s a lot. Then there’s all the tasks like mixing and wedging clay, blending and sieving glazes. Work that isn’t necessarily considered when crafting each individual pot, but work that nonetheless must be done in order for them to be made. Over the past ten years of posting on social media, the question that likely comes up most is, “How long does ‘X’ take to make?”, and it’s honestly such a tricky question to answer. I’m a quick thrower and trimmer, I think? Yet making pots still takes considerable time, it’s a craft that can’t be rushed or errors are bound to happen and we’re forced to be patient by factors such as kilns cooling and clay hardening. If I had to write down the number of instances where I’ve had to explain that pots can’t be made in a few days’ time, I’d be rich. #pottery #howitsmade #miniaturedachshund #ceramics #satisfying #asmr #process

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The creation of a miniature mug, keepsakes of sorts that were gifted alongside my book, ‘By My Hands: A Potter’s Apprenticeship’, to competition winners and booksellers. Each is stamped with my own maker’s mark, alongside a minute open book symbol. Made with a high iron stoneware clay and reduction fired to 1290°C. #handmadecraft #potterytiktok #clayart #mug

The creation of a miniature mug, keepsakes of sorts that were gifted alongside my book, ‘By My Hands: A Potter’s Apprenticeship’, to competition winners and booksellers. Each is stamped with my own maker’s mark, alongside a minute open book symbol. Made with a high iron stoneware clay and reduction fired to 1290°C. #handmadecraft #potterytiktok #clayart #mug

Throwing a tall, stepped bowl shape with a thick wodge of clay left in the base that’ll become a tall pedestal foot once leather hard and trimmed. Also, don’t take my technique in this video as being ‘the correct way of doing things’, it isn’t. I thought I’d be able to lift this pot off the wheel without the need of a bat, but as you’ll see, I end up having to brace the wide rim with a bat to keep the bowl’s form as I carefully lift it from wheel to bat. Not included in this video is a good five minutes of blasting the spinning bowl with a heat gun, (paint stripper). Due to how much the walls overhang on this shape, and the relative complexity of the stepped portion of the walls, I’ll be trimming this vessel a lot to further refine it, as fussing over the walls and perfecting them at the throwing stage, with a shape so prone to distorting, isn’t worth it, or at least, I’d rather do it once leather hard when things aren’t so likely to collapse. For those of you who are very eagle-eyed, you may notice the slight change in tone with the clay, compared to what I normally use. Its half mixed with a lighter, smoother stoneware body, which means ultimately it’ll fire to a different tone and the glaze coated over it will be lighter too. #clay #wheelthrownpottery #handmade #ceramics #potterytiktok

Throwing a tall, stepped bowl shape with a thick wodge of clay left in the base that’ll become a tall pedestal foot once leather hard and trimmed. Also, don’t take my technique in this video as being ‘the correct way of doing things’, it isn’t. I thought I’d be able to lift this pot off the wheel without the need of a bat, but as you’ll see, I end up having to brace the wide rim with a bat to keep the bowl’s form as I carefully lift it from wheel to bat. Not included in this video is a good five minutes of blasting the spinning bowl with a heat gun, (paint stripper). Due to how much the walls overhang on this shape, and the relative complexity of the stepped portion of the walls, I’ll be trimming this vessel a lot to further refine it, as fussing over the walls and perfecting them at the throwing stage, with a shape so prone to distorting, isn’t worth it, or at least, I’d rather do it once leather hard when things aren’t so likely to collapse. For those of you who are very eagle-eyed, you may notice the slight change in tone with the clay, compared to what I normally use. Its half mixed with a lighter, smoother stoneware body, which means ultimately it’ll fire to a different tone and the glaze coated over it will be lighter too. #clay #wheelthrownpottery #handmade #ceramics #potterytiktok

Turning an angular vase shape at the leather hard stage. For this, I wait until the stoneware is just on the firm side of leather hard, which is something I can test in two ways. First, I’ll gently squeeze the rim and if it easily bends inwards or moves, it’s still far too soft to trim. The second way I check is by dragging a fingertip over the base when the pot is upturned. If my finger smudges the clay or sticks to it, then again, it’s still too soft. The rim section should be dry enough that it holds its shape, and the base should no longer be tacky, nor should the clay easily deform as a finger is dragged over it. Trimming when the pot is overly soft is just asking for trouble, the pots shapes themselves can distort as bladed tools are pressed against it and if you’re turning a foot-ring, well, the chance of making a bowl in the base or bending that area is significantly higher. Much of time during the week is spent managing pots and moving them around to get them to this ideal state for turner. I wish it wasn’t so crucial as it can be very repetitive and if you mess up it’s easy to ruin a whole batch of work, although that’s something I’ve only ever done once. I left a board of thrown mugs outside during my apprenticeship to dry out to leather hard and simply forgot about them for two days. Mushy piles are what I returned to, sodden with rain and slowly spreading out as they crumbled. #pottery #wip #howitsmade #ceramic #contemporaryceramics #potteryvideos

Turning an angular vase shape at the leather hard stage. For this, I wait until the stoneware is just on the firm side of leather hard, which is something I can test in two ways. First, I’ll gently squeeze the rim and if it easily bends inwards or moves, it’s still far too soft to trim. The second way I check is by dragging a fingertip over the base when the pot is upturned. If my finger smudges the clay or sticks to it, then again, it’s still too soft. The rim section should be dry enough that it holds its shape, and the base should no longer be tacky, nor should the clay easily deform as a finger is dragged over it. Trimming when the pot is overly soft is just asking for trouble, the pots shapes themselves can distort as bladed tools are pressed against it and if you’re turning a foot-ring, well, the chance of making a bowl in the base or bending that area is significantly higher. Much of time during the week is spent managing pots and moving them around to get them to this ideal state for turner. I wish it wasn’t so crucial as it can be very repetitive and if you mess up it’s easy to ruin a whole batch of work, although that’s something I’ve only ever done once. I left a board of thrown mugs outside during my apprenticeship to dry out to leather hard and simply forgot about them for two days. Mushy piles are what I returned to, sodden with rain and slowly spreading out as they crumbled. #pottery #wip #howitsmade #ceramic #contemporaryceramics #potteryvideos

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