Great going Mary! Inspiring to anyone who doesn't think they fit into this world!

These are Great Bowls

Beautiful pots

I love the rim all feathered

Love the instruction. And the creativity shared. Gives me hope.

Great lesson. Thank you.

I hope you do more.

Mary you’re fantastic. I loved watching you. Thank you so much for sharing. I’ve just been doing pottery 1 day a week for a year. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge 🎉

If it's tekka, I hope you use the white glaze.Wait fire

what is the black stain recipe? and will it fire cone 10 reduction?

As a young potter I was lucky enough to be around George Curttis at Littlethorpe pottery just south of Ripon Yorkshire and worked at Wetheriggs pottery in Westmorland (now Cumbria) .Both made Panchions and used traditional pan rings for Kiln furnature .. Mr Harris at Wrecklsham nr Farnham did the rolled rim the way you are doing it but the northerners just left a lot of clay for that rim .. Because all the strength needed to be in that ring for suspending the pot on the pan rings .. Your clay looks great .. Thanks for the nice video .. .I use my throwing stonware slop (mostly Goldart) for my white slip on the redart pans .. All the best frpm New England , Guy

Hello MAry .. as a flowerpot maker I use easily half a ton a week .Pots start at 2 pounds and go up to 60 pounds (36 +24 sections pots ) Years ago I just made up my clay in a Bluebird Mixer and finished with the Bluebird Pug .. At 73 I am having Sheffield make my clay bodies (a little silicosise ) and am just using the Bluebird pug for the stoneware(White Flowerpots) and hand working the red 25 pound pugs from Sheffield . The boxed clay mixing leaves the clay a bit un humoginus and for bigger pots I need the clay wetter than somone throwing a 3 pound pitcher so I add slop. I am guessing the bigger Peter Pug will help me in adding a little slop and getting the body a little softer . I average around 300 pounds an afternoon .. The question is will this reclaming pug used in this way put out the quanties we need . I see they also have a 30 pound hopper and a 60 pound hopper (I am guessing that is what the # is about .. All the best from Bantam Ct .. Yours in clay Guy

Mary. I have tried and tried to find a place where I can purchase dome of your pottery on-line . Can you help me out with a couple of suggestions. Thanks very much from rural Western Montana.

Spectacular Work

Yes, we do❤

Thanks so much Mary for the tip on watching the gauge to drop back when pugging. I didn't know this and used it today when I pugged. Unlike you, I only have one Peter pugger-the smaller SS model. It was a MUST when I set up my studio 10 years ago. And yes it was expensive but an essential piece of equipment even though I am not a large production potter. I started my clay journey at a much later age. So, I'd much rather focus all my energy to creating rather than wedging & reclaiming! PS...love your book

Please more on Terrisicilate mix and application.

I think Pottery is a very demanding craft.

Hi Mary. This video is special. Last week I went to the Henry Moore Foundation in Hertfordshire, England. His work is so inspiring and your sculpture has the same look. Thanks for sharing your processes. Very helpful. ❤

Enjoyed this content

Beautifully done

Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing!

Soooo soooo goooood

This is awesome!!

You are so good this video shows everything. Those close shots on your hands are great

Really good content

Amazing shots 🔥

Love all your videos they are all such good quality 😊

This is so good, enjoyed every second!!

Awesome 💖👌

I think these are beautiful

Absolutely stunning 🥰

They are very nice/exceptional

So so helpful, thank you for sharing such amazing information. I'll be looking for your book now :)

Thank you for your expertise ❤

I really enjoyed this ❤❤❤

AS a novice potter but a professional photographer I really appreciated watching you create your art on a very well filmed video. Beautiful work.

Lovely teapot form. So elegant. Thank you for demonstrating it to us. I bought your book some time ago and have enjoyed reading it. I find it interesting when you explain your processes and the design choices you’ve made.

So enjoyable, great bedtime watching!. The way you pinch your edges is pretty - and then you wipe over them. But do you find the edges then are more liable to chip? I often wonder if chips are because I haven't compressed the rims enough. Thanks!

I love your heart bowls. Thank you so much for showing us how to do them, although it might be more difficult when trying myself ... It looks so easy with your hands, but in fact you are a wonderful expert! Would you like to share which weight you are using for throwing? Is it 1 lb or less / more? Thank you so much for sharing!

I loved watching you make your beautiful teapot. The commentary was pleasant and easy to follow. I bought myself your book this Christmas. I learned to throw pottery in high school in the early 70s and wasn’t able to get back to it until 2019. I care for my mom with Alzheimer’s full time and started a class at my local community college as a break and outlet. I’m loving it.

Did you buff the inside of this bowl??

*promo sm* 💪

4:45 what is this creature coming out of nowhere 😂

Thank you for sharing this!

Thank you.

What's up with Laguna that they mix their clay so hard? It's so unpleasant to use right out of the bag. Fortunately, adding slip makes it throw better anyway.

I also agree regarding the camera, thanks for clarifying. Can't wait to delve into your other videos. As a beginner, they are so helpful to learn from. Thanks. Your work is amazing.

This my favorite channel