64. Ceramic bowl with clay strips - slab method - without a pottery wheel-handmade only

[@haleywhitehall7942]

I haven't seen this technique done before. I want to try it. Thank you for sharing.

[@user-pe8cu1vs6d]

Would be good to see the end result-as it is we see only the stips inside the mold but not the vessel you have made-so there is no way to see what the result is at the end of the process and once outside of the mold. Without that we can´t see the effect of this technique which, by the way, seems very awkward.

[@svenlundergard1]

Encouraging words are so much nicer to find on these comments. Give people credit for their efforts... how about it? Feels better doesn't it?

[@Petielement5]

Hi...this is only one of the sugestion how you can make it even if you don't have all tools and for me was very fun to do it. I'm sorry if I don't have satisfied your high expectations in matter so ,please, be so kind, and look other 1000 and 1000 other videos. All good and let be force be with you💜

[@user-pe8cu1vs6d]

@@svenlundergard1 no, actually-my comment is valid because I am stating a fact. We can´t see the process so there is room for improvement when making a video-simple enough. Giving credit is nice, encouragement is nice, but if you want followers, the video needs to be good quality- here we are talking about making it easy for the viewer and so increasing the audience-feedback is necessary. I´m not here to be a cheerleader but to learn.

[@unit0033]

@@user-pe8cu1vs6d agreed, the removal and finishing of the underside would have been very useful

[@user-pe8cu1vs6d]

@@svenlundergard1 Sure, there you go: credit for effort. Now, again, Would be good to see the end result-as it is we see only the stips inside the mold but not the vessel you have made-so there is no way to see what the result is at the end of the process and once outside of the mold. Without that we can´t see the effect of this technique which, by the way, seems very awkward.

[@docjohnson2010]

Is there a video or photo on the final product?

[@Petielement5]

I forget 🙂👍

[@jodeekalmen6387]

How can you work with clay and have long fingernails?

[@marinandiaz]

Hello, what type of surface are you workin on?

[@Petielement5]

it is gypsum board

[@featherglory]

Thankyou for this helpful video!

[@terrylust454]

I hope you found that big air bubble on the underside before you fired it!

[@Petielement5]

I did not.

[@kathycastleberry557]

Too slow. Speed up this video

[@svenlundergard1]

Nope, I like how she did it in real time. It helps me to learn better

[@5grandbabies]

I think a close up video of pulling up a wall might be a good one because of the way you teach and the different camera angles. I know it would help me a lot!

[@Petielement5]

Hi Barbara... I will make a separate video about how to pull up a wall..Have a nice day!

[@sheilamulcahy2781]

Some of us are sight impaired and a verbal explanation of what you are doing would be helpful otherwise all I see are shadows and muzak.

[@mya.phoenix]

I don't know how people can work pottery with long nails 💅🏻 They are the tools you need to do this kind of works... I cut them all, and I'd say that is the way to go 😁

[@JiFan]

Yes... plus it's gross cos stuff will get under the nails 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@LambentLark]

I play guitar so the nails on my left hand are really short and longish for picking with my right. Playing has taught me how to be ambidextrous. But with my right hand, I use the side of my knuckles like I do when I'm pulling on the wheel or a handle. After I'm done with the clay for the day, I always use a nail brush then use then Cetaphil Healing ointment after. The later is only added because, I freaked out when my gran said, "look, we have the same hands!" My hands were so dry they looked 80. Yikes! Common problem for potters and even though a little greasy, (I try to only get it on the back only, Enough will work its way around.) It works and isn't stinky.

[@LambentLark]

19:35 that's known as Wabi-sabi.

[@mercedesgil7901]

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