Bird Pocket Magnet

[@alisadiez1954]

This would be great to hold paper clips in your office!

[@lakechild9669]

Thanks for the idea.

[@haretyper4954]

Try dipping or brush 3 coats of the Georgies tie dye glazes next time for probably better results. We never brush less than 3 coats of tidal pool because you need it thick to pull out the yellow brown and green colors that will move and swirl super cool when it's thick enough. I prefer how it looks when dipped on mine. Try dipping it on a tall cylinder, and it does crawl so careful with getting it close to the base. Also, it gets *less* pretty when it pools on flat surfaces like plates. 😉 Thanks for this super cute tutorial, going to try it! 😍

[@ritaholmes6962]

Awesome video Jessica!

[@daisysiganporia3165]

Hi Jessica, u ra so creative & amazing, could you PL tell us what is the diameter inc"" is ur circle cook cutter.

[@horestalers3922]

Cute! And still the Prettiest potter on KZbin.

[@TariHuffaker]

cute. thanks for the glaze show and tell.

[@santoshsud2753]

I like ur video. Nice explanations.

[@mahialttnchy2338]

Beautiful and wonderful .Dear after the work is dry , What kind of dyes varnishes do you use ? Good greeting .

[@ande4455]

These are SO fun! Thanks for a great video.

[@Jenny-nz4mi]

I love all of your little tips and tricks. I have a pile of scraps that this is perfect for. TY ❤

[@AvionOrr]

Luv these

[@bevberlin9835]

Did you add a clear glaze?

[@carlaherrera3690]

Me gustaría ver un cisne en porsrlana pero con un hueco en el medio tipo alajero

[@daydreamworksbykim2681]

Can you tell me what type of board you are working on? What can I use? Newbie here.

[@JessicaPutnamPhillips]

This here is 3/4" birch plywood with 2 coast of water based polyurethane. You could use any type of plywood you have availableI just happen to have birch at my local home improvement store. :)

[@katk.8751]

Hello your videos are great and simple to understand. Where do you get the tools from?

[@JessicaPutnamPhillips]

Thanks. I get my tools from many sources. My rolling pins are from www.claysharemarket.com my other tools come from clay suppliers like www.baileypottery.com or www.thebigceramicstore.com :) Jess

[@michelestarr2287]

Hi, Jessica. Very informative! Love your ideas! Can you put a link to the magnets used? I am having trouble finding them. Thanks!!

[@wendymoyer782]

May I suggest rare earth magnets. I believe several hardware stores do carry them, but I know for certain Lee Valley carries them.

[@canadaverydry]

I enjoy your videos! More more!!!

[@shelleymcquillan756]

Hi jessica do you know if they ship to Australia or if they have have a supplier here pls. thanks

[@Chromeskull90]

I have a question, maybe not regarding this video but clay mugs in general. Do you need to apply some sealing component to a mug before use it to drink hot beverages? or it is ok and safe to use it after it completely dries?

[@virginia6984]

Pottery clay is not just dried. it is dried, fired, glazed, then fired again.

[@eolandeeliva8655]

Where can I buy strong magnets online? I live in Australia.

[@anaclaudiacostalopes8299]

Jéssica sou do Brasil e me identifico muito com suas idéias, obrigada 😘

[@alisabutler5872]

Just curious but does anyone know what type clay she was using for this project?

[@lakechild9669]

That looks like the classic B-Mix cone 5 I have heard her say before she used cone 5

[@garncarstwo-jana9246]

Dobry pomysł! :)

[@Nagappac]

I am Potter from india,is there job vacancy to me?

[@francesknight2614]

You can call them 'chick magnets'

[@JessicaPutnamPhillips]

lol... chick magnets...hehehe

[@Nagappac]

I am Potter from india,is there job vacancy to me?