The pouring of multiple colors is very interesting. What you get is a unique and beautiful design glazed piece of pottery. Gotta try it. Thanks. 😃

This was very informative. Lots of aspects and steps to glaze your pottery. Thank you.

Which extruder is your favorite?

My round Speedwell bat warped while sitting in my hot car 😢. Do you think it’s fixable? My supplies often have to stay in my car while at work. Any advice on how to prevent warping?

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH. I just bought a used kiln and have done 2 firings, bisque and glaze. The bottom portion never turns out. Why? I just placed the shelf on the kiln floor. I never knew you had to raise it to haha. Lordy lordy. Let's see if this helps my next batch 😅

4:37 min Wide Rim

Very interesting!

This makes me happy to see! I have problems with my right hand and have put off learning pottery simply because I was afraid of wedging. The stack and slam will work perfectly for me! Thank you for this tutorial

Hi there! I’m a new subscriber and teaching myself pottery by watching videos such as yours. I’m having a lot of fun and I’m delighted that I found your channel. I’m a 63 year old woman and live in California.

Thank you for your lovely videos!

I like it on the ticket in the brown

I love your videos they’re so detailed. Do you have any brush recommendations for detailed work. Adding outlines with precisions to cartoons for example

I love those. The little holes look so cool. ❤

Thank you

Who makes the best tools

Very cute :) Might want to change Wasabi to Washi in the txt, and maybe put a word-over? No clue what that's called but it's like a word that comes up on the video to explain your mistake and has correct word, so that people don't get confused.

Thanks, Marie, for yet another inspiring video! I am so grateful for all I've learned from you!

Srarted my pottery journey when I was 8yrs, now 72. You always teach me something new ❤ TY.

Those are sure beautiful! Love your voice!

Thank you for tye great tips.

Nice demo and sharing your knowledge

Thank you so much ❤❤❤ I have a question…can we color the clay before fired?! If the clay is completely dry?? Or what is the full process after the clay is dry?! And your channel is really helpful❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks

Must.Buy.RiverBirch. 🤩

thank you for this very informative video! I’ve been considering buying this wheel to start my home studio and this answered all my questions!

At what point do you wire off - at leather hard or as soon as you finish throwing? Also, what is the diameter? And, I would be afraid to glaze that far down close to the base, for fear of it running off onto the kiln shelf and getting kicked out of the studio I use. How did you insure that it didin’t run onto the shelf? I always leave a kind of ugly unglazed few mm at the bottom for safety. Thanks for your answers and all of your helpful videos!!

This is very helpful! Thank you.

Beautiful vase. Thank you

Thank you for your instructions. I’m new to painting ceramic. Where did you get your stickers. I tried drawing notes and it wasn’t successful.

I am a newbie and I love your videos. What temperature did you bisque the clay to? I bought the kind that you recommended

How do I make my pieces food safe with vitrified cone 6 inside the mug

I am understanding what u were said in the video but i am really confused what type of clay I should use ,bcz i 1st ordered ceramic powder and add fevicol. To make clay but after shaping it into mug cracks happen,then i searched all abt so i orderd terracotta clay and i have all the tools accept pottery wheel and firing so can i am able to do pottery without wheel and fireing and i ordered acrylic glaze is it good to use and safe when i drink or eat from that glazed mugs or plates ,,sry but i am really confused please help to overcome my mistakes 🥺

Hi Marie, very interesting. Can these air dry clays be fired?

Hi can you please tell me how long I have to let my glaze dry before I can fire it thank you and I like your videos

You will forever be my favourite when explaining. You have no idea how much I'm learning from you and how much you solve my doubts (since I'm learning on my own I have quite a few haha). I wonder, will the pencil burn off if it was already glazed over the underglaze? Thank you, Marie!

Him my name is Rita. I relly appreciate your video on brush glazing

Please pardon my beginners question but why do you do two coats of the first glaze? To ensure coverage? I understand the 2nd glaze is an accent glaze.

13:05 Can’t wait to see the bubble glaze after it’s finished

What a nice demeanor you have! I love that you have such a well assembled studio🤩 and you demonstrate the technique so lovely ❤️

It's always amazed me how I have absolutely no problem getting good results on a wood lathe or a spinning wheel but have so much problem with a pottery wheel. I will be trying these hints and hopefully will make a breakthrough.

Did you high fire the lid and pot separately?

Thank you for the videos. Are so he LP ful. My question is how can I Get a similar results working in low temperature oven

Sehr gut und extrem sympathisch erklärt. Danke vielmals !!! 🧡

Thank you for covering this subject. My underglaze bottles have been developing mold. Any tips on ways to avoid it?

Hi there, I just followed your video to make colored slip with black mason stain. Easy. However, you say in your video that 2 T mason stain = 1 ounce. I weighed AND used a Tablespoon and when I put the first T in, it weighed 1 ounce already. Should I have gone with 2T or 1 oz? I went with the weight measurement but could always add another spoonful. I looked elsewhere and people say it depends on the color you're using. Thoughts?

Can you do this onto bisque ?

Thanks😊

Love how you take your time explaining. You make it so easy to follow ❤

You're the best! Thanks :o)

How i wish you teach me more about glazing, we do pottery but have no knowledge on glazing apart from bisque/first firing