Days of making air dry clay pieces at home | silent vlog

[@edmin5478]

This vid is so relaxing and the pieces are so pretty

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much 💕 love your profile pic hehe

[@edmin5478]

@@aquietodyssey yass

[@edmin5478]

@@aquietodyssey omygosh thanks for pinning my comment

[@ellenl5626]

I loved all of your projects, and my cat watched with me the whole time!

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much! What's your cat's name? Love having pet supporters 🥰

[@elina_silentvlogs]

I've never tried pottery but it's been fun to watch the Great Pottery Throw Down on TV. 🌿 Peaceful vlog!

[@aquietodyssey]

That sounds super fun, yes! I need watch it then 😊

[@zoeemiko8149]

I buy my air dry clay in large blocks like this once a year. It takes me a long time to use it up. I've found cutting it into usable slabs, loading into sealable food bags and vacuum sealing them keeps it as fresh as the day I bought it. Just closing up the plastic it came in wasn't working. A good inch of the surface was always drying out.

[@jamiejonkman6913]

What clay is it and where can I buy it??? How did you vaccum seal it

[@bonecag3]

@@jamiejonkman6913 I’m not the op lol but you can find air dry clay in most craft stores like Hobby Lobby or even just Walmart. If you can’t vacuum seal, using an airtight food container works as well, at last it has for me

[@anjou6497]

I love your cat watching, lovely work. 👍💜🌿🧡🌱

[@tabathaguillen3666]

Excelente trabajo!!! Hermoso su gato!!!! Bendiciones!!!

[@lifeoflavinia5300]

I'm not sure how I missed this video when you first released it but I'm glad I watched it now, it was beautiful 😀 That terracotta clay was an absolute pleasure to see! The colour was so rich and warm and earthy. I think my favourite was the little vase with handles, and also the knot paperweight. I would definitely buy that if it was in a shop! I think if you want to start an online shop you should go for it! All the things you have shared with us throughout your vlogs have been lovely, and I'm sure people would want to buy them. I would!!

[@aquietodyssey]

This means the world, Lavinia. I tend to second guess a lot and this gave me that extra motivation I needed :) thank you

[@lifeoflavinia5300]

@@aquietodyssey I know how you feel, I am the same with second guessing. But sometimes we just need to take the plunge and go for it!

[@maggiemojica1057]

Yes that's exactly what I was going to say, this video truly is very relaxing and it inspires me to get busy on some of my arts and craft projects

[@levantaecontinua6597]

Uuuaaaauuuu madre mia .. que perfección... el video es precioso... y las piezas divinas..ENHORABUENA 👏

[@aquietodyssey]

🥰

[@dlynch4ever]

Everything was beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[@kathleenking410]

I love your creations and like everyone else, your video was so relaxing. I loved watching your sweet cat and the fact that you left the phone call in the video. It's so real - and so comforting. I'm a newbie to this and I immediately subscribed to your channel. 🙂

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much :) it's lovely to hear you enjoyed it!

[@antoniacarvalho2043]

Bom dia feliz ano novo 💐 as suas peças vão ao fogo ou seca mesmo com o tempo natural muito obrigada 🙏🕊

[@aquietodyssey]

Feliz ano novo 🥂 este barro é mesmo para secar ao natural, sem forno :)

[@mallory-knox]

Amazing, would you mind sharing the clay and tools you use please?

[@aquietodyssey]

Of course :) for this video I used white and terracotta SIO 2 air dry clay from PLUS, and I use various boxwood, loop and ribbon tools. Ribs and scrapers are a must for smoothing. I also have some needle tools, sponges, shapers. But almost any household item can be used creatively to make pieces.

[@TheSwwety]

Your videos are wonderful!!!

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for stopping by 💕

[@susanthornburg5200]

YOU HAVE INSPIRED ME TO GET TO WORK ON MY CLAY AGAIN😎💙😇

[@aquietodyssey]

Glad to hear that! It's such a relaxing activity 😊 I love it.

[@lizaosullivan265]

Beautiful!!!

[@cutiecrafts_cl]

I really like your videos!

[@biancabalanceoflife2171]

So beautiful pieces 🧡

[@krazimatum5802]

You are Very Talented! Nice Work !👍

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much for your kind words ❤

[@francorodrigues2547]

Adorei o nó 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 vou fazer obrigado

[@oscarariso833]

Que maravilla y que sencillo video, la música le da el toque final excepcional , me suscribo. Saludos desde Barcelona.

[@bradeedwards2505]

Quiet Odyssey....great projects! What did. you use for the glaze? You never showed us or told us. Its Liquitex I can see that but.....

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, I will put the materials I used in the description, thank you for reminding me! I remember I used an acrylic varnish from Liquitex. Any of the acrylic type will do.

[@lidiamg5849]

Me encantó. Saludos desde México 😉👌

[@aquietodyssey]

I couldn't wait to show you this one :) after such crazy weeks, I loved having these projects to escape to. Would you like me to try making anything in particular? 😄 I love a challenge. Happy weekend :)

[@neuzeteribeiro]

Muito lindo 👏a massa usada e pape clay?

[@aquietodyssey]

Obrigada! :) Eu usei barro que endurece ao ar (air dry clay) da PLUS SIO-2. Não precisa de forno, mas também não pode ser usada para água ou alimentos. Para decoração é óptima :)

[@neuzeteribeiro]

@@aquietodyssey muito obrigada

[@neuzeteribeiro]

@@aquietodyssey achei lindo , e qual tinta e usada para essa massa?

[@aquietodyssey]

​@@neuzeteribeiro Eu usei tinta acrílica para o air dry clay! Qualquer marca serve, julgo 😊

[@neuzeteribeiro]

@@aquietodyssey muito obrigada

[@treilly261]

Hello ! Nice video! What brand of clay was your terracotta?

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you :) I used Sio-2 air dry clay from PLUS

[@rachelpolo]

What an amazing video! I started doing ceramics a few years ago and I find it extremely entertaining and relaxing. You should get more subscribers your video filming is incredible and the edit too! All my best wishes 🤗❤️

[@aquietodyssey]

It's such a in-the-moment and zen activity, isn't it? ☺ Ah, that is really kind of you to say. I enjoy learning about videography so I always hope that the next video is an improvement from the last one. And I like to tell visual stories, any way I can. So thank you for saying that. Hope you're having a great week 💕

[@rachelpolo]

@@aquietodyssey I don't know what it is but it relaxes me so much and it's beautiful seeing the final result all done by your own hands. I live this feeling!

[@ZoltanTemesvari_temy]

You managed to hypnotize the cat with your work 😀

[@angeleslealmusic]

te quedó muy hermoso

[@jamileportela704]

Muito lindo! Quais argilas você usa?

[@aquietodyssey]

Muito obrigada! Eu uso a argila da marca "Plus." O modelo penso ser "SIO-2." 😊

¿Qué marcas de arcilla has utilizado? la terracota queda preciosa

[@aquietodyssey]

Any brand does it, really :) I think mine was from a brand called PLUS.

@@aquietodyssey thanks

[@junegemini122]

Beautiful! What pigments do you use?

[@mariamarija7753]

Hi, this is really nice!!! ❤️ I've been thinking of making pottery since long time ago but I live on the remote island and here there are no shops or anyone who's making pottery, but I have internet and KZbin! So, did I get this right: you don't bake this just leave it for 2 weeks or so to dry up? What about glaze: which product you use, please? Thank You in advance! ❤️

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, Maria! Thanks so much for watching. I love that you have that interest. Pottery making is such a relaxing activity. Maybe you can be the first one in your island to actively make it. That'd be exciting :) About the materials: - this is air-dry clay, so you're right, there's no need to bake it. - another cool aspect is that air dry clay is much more environmentally friendly than polymer clay (which is something I don't use, at all, because it releases toxic fumes when baked, even if in small amounts. Another reason why it shouldn't be baked in an oven where food is also baked). - the downside of air dry clay is that it's not food-safe. - one week is usually the standard to let pieces dry. Sometimes takes less, other times takes more. It will depend on how thick and big your piece is. The trick is: if it's still too cold to the touch, let it dry a few days more. - for eg., today I'm publishing a new video with a homemade Terrazzo tray in it and the clay piece took less than a week to dry. - for the glaze, I think any acrylic paint varnish works. I use Liquitex Medium Gloss Varnish and it does the work. - I think the varnish makes it water proof, but I haven't tested it. Hope it helps! :) have a lovely day!

[@mariamarija7753]

@@aquietodyssey Wow!! thank you so much for explaining it all in details, much appreciated!!! ❤️

[@dianasantos9870]

Adorei 😊 será que podes indicar as marcas das tintas e verniz?

[@aquietodyssey]

Claro :) as tintas são qualquer uma do tipo acrílica. O verniz gloss é da Liquitex, acrílico, que pode encontrar-se em supermercados, se não me engano, mas eu comprei na loja Ponto das Artes. Eles também vendem lá este barro que seca ao ar.

[@dianasantos9870]

@@aquietodyssey obrigada 🙌🏾❤️ a tinta de leite é fácil de encontrar? ☺️

[@aquietodyssey]

A tinta de leite encontrei numa loja online espanhola. Não me recordo do nome mas procurei por "milk paint spain" ou algo. Aviso que a tinta de leite, depois de misturada com água, tem um cheiro forte 😅

[@jessyf9906]

Hello, I recently discovered your channel and I really appreciate the atmosphere in your videos 🙃.I really like your creations and it interests me all the more as I have also started to touch the clay and create certain things. Natural painting interests me ! Could you tell me the name of the company that sells it, please? 😊 Thank you very much.

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi Jessy! Somehow this notification escaped me, sorry about that. I bought it from a brand called Milk Paint or the Real Milk Paint. They have a website that is easily found on Google :)

[@katiesloanlive]

So beautiful. What kind of clay brand do you use abd how long do you let it dry? My husband just bought me some so I’m about to begin this journey 😊🤍

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi! So glad you're starting this journey 😊 Here I used SIO-2 air dry clay from a brand called PLUS. But any air dry clay is good. I usually leave it to dry for about a week. The bigger/bulkier the piece, the longer it needs to fully dry. I'm not a professional (yet) so thank you so much for watching 💜

[@49nane]

Bonjour Très jolie bravo ! Pouvez vous me dire quelle argile autodurcissante utilisez vous svp ? Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse Bonne journée Anne Sophie

[@aquietodyssey]

Bonjour! Merci 😊 J'utilise l'argile "Plus SIO-2."

[@sofiaestolano3786]

hey, absolutely loved your video!! I plan to start a pottery journey myself, may I ask what’s the brand of clay that you use?

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi Sofia :) This air dry clay is from PLUS. I think it's the SIO-2 model. But really, any air dry clay is good for decor projects. When you're ready and if you have the resources, I then suggest to move to real clay, like Stoneware or Earthenware (the ones that you have to fire in a kiln). That's always special :)

[@whiteroses._.0]

Love your videos! I try making it, and it breaks 😅. Is the dry duration is not long enough? I dry it for 2 days only 😅

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi Rose! I'm glad you like my videos 💕 It depends on the piece. If it's big or perhaps very thick, around a week is needed. I would leave your pieces to dry for longer, to test. Two tricks: 1) clay will always be a bit cold, but if it feels too humid and cold to the touch, after a few days, then leave it to dry until it's almost to room temperature. 2) Put your pieces high up (on top of a cabinet or something). Since heat travels up, you can speed up the drying process a bit more by placing your pieces close to the ceiling. Hope these help! Let me know how it turns out ☺

[@whiteroses._.0]

@@aquietodyssey thank you for the tips. 🥰. I will try it soon. Besides, i would like to ask, i’m using the clay for pottery, Is it necessary to heat it in the kiln (?) if i’m not mistaken, to make it more durable? I’m new to this things, so i am still learning 😊

[@aquietodyssey]

@@whiteroses._.0 Happy to help! It depends: if it says that it's air-dry then you shouldn't use a kiln. If it's fire clay, then yes. In this video, for example, I use air-dry clay. All I need is to leave it to dry at room temperature and that's it. With fire clay, the process is a bit different (usually, you'd need to fire it twice).

[@whiteroses._.0]

@@aquietodyssey thank you for the answers 🥰

[@sumbalrana9097]

okay I just randomly clicked the video while hopping between different channels of handmade pottery , looked at the name of the channel and subscribed immediately. Video is so nicely done and the pottery too. how much time it took for you to o get here? also how you glaze them.

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you for your kind words :) I really appreciate that. I love telling stories and make people relax even for a bit with my videos. As for the clay, I glaze these pieces using a glossy glaze made for both acrylic and ceramic. Something very standard that can be found in almost all art supply stores.

[@simonemoreira3803]

Thanks you.

[@jodzofalltrades]

Can the cup made be used to drink from? Thanks

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi! Unfortunately it cannot. Air dry clay isnt food safe.

[@maggiemojica1057]

Beautiful work sweetie 🤗

[@raghadsabbagh9700]

Love your creations! So pretty 😊 may I ask what brand of air dry clay you use and where you get it from? Thanks x

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much 😊 glad you liked it! I use PLUS SIO-2 (I think "PLUS" is the name of the brand). But if you type "air dry clay plus sio-2" I'm sure you'll find it. I ordered from a local art supply shop, in Lisbon, but I'm sure it's sold online worldwide 😊 let me know if I can help with anything else. Have a great weekend!

[@kilialuna4258]

Wow very nice work and video!! Can I ask... is it possible to make waterproof plates or mugs with air dried clay (without burning ) thanks a lot!!

[@jeslynella1740]

Aaaa you make me want to tryy pottery!! May I ask if you fire your pieces in a kiln or simply airdry them? Looking forward to more of your content :>

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you so much, Jeslyn! Making pottery is the best! These ones I let them air dry, but my first pottery vlog had stoneware pieces that I had to put in a kiln. That was back when I was in a pottery studio (before the covid struck) and I can't wait to go back to making similar pieces, because air dry clay is not food safe. But air dry clay is perfect for decor :) Really glad you enjoyed this and, yes, you should absolutely try making pottery 💕

[@michelleback]

What was that terracotta powder mix that you used to paint the dry pieces?

[@aquietodyssey]

It's called milk paint. 100% natural paint.

[@zeynep3749]

Can we make plates and mugs with air dry clay? (And you just did it great)

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi! Unfortunately, no plates or mugs with air dry clay because it's not food safe. For those ones, you'll need real clay.

[@AdrianaNoDos]

Is this air dry clay or regular clay that needs to be cooked? If is air dray what kind or brand? Never find such a big package! Thanks for answering.

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi! This is air dry clay that I bought at a Portuguese store but I'm sure it can be found on Amazon or others. The brand here is called PLUS, but any is good enough. When I made this video and used air dry clay, any brand would do 😊

[@josie306]

What kind of air dry clay do you use? You do such beautiful work! Thanks for sharing!💖

[@aquietodyssey]

Thank you for being here :) here I used an air dry clay from a brand called PLUS, but any air dry clay will do.

[@bangeka89]

What materials do you use without burning in the kiln?

[@aquietodyssey]

I use air dry clay :) any type will do.

[@zokon53]

Are you using soldate ?

[@zemliana]

Thank you, it have been very useful 🙏🏻❤️

[@royz2499]

Does it need to be baked in the oven?

[@aquietodyssey]

Not at all. This is air dry clay.

[@idk-us5sc]

Wow nice work i love it. Also do you know about the slip (not shure of the spelling) it is something you can make or buy that is used to smooth your clay and remove the cracks. I think that you should know about it since i havent seen you use it and i think that its gonna make your life easier so how to make it :there are two methods. Method 1: take some clay and put it in water and mix it till its completely desolved and well mixed (consistency is your option) and thats it Method 2: dry little pieces of clayand turn them to powder and mix it with water. This method makes better consistancy and more effect

[@aquietodyssey]

Oh, yes, I do know about the slip! I haven't been using it so far because I haven't needed it (I use some other methods I learned in my pottery class). But now I have the "recipe" for future projects, particularly the more complex ones I'd like to try! I absolutely love this community. Thank you so much for the tip ☺

[@idk-us5sc]

@@aquietodyssey your welcome and can you pls tell me the other methods of it that you learnt inbyour pottery class

[@aquietodyssey]

@@idk-us5sc Of course! So, when I was in pottery class I used earthen clay (I think it's what it's called), the ones you have to fire. And the teachers said that as long as you knew how to keep the clay not dry, without drowning it either, you would be fine in removing cracks, etc (besides using the tools like the rim). Plus, a slightly wet finger does the trick. This is air dry clay, but I noticed I can use the same methods. Now the most effective one I use is definitely "scoring": to make a few cuts in the area you'd like to attach other parts to (like scoring the tall pot in the video, as I prepare to attach the handles) and score the other piece (the handles, in this case) in the area that will be attached. Then you pick up a sponge, dip it in water, squeeze the excess and slightly tap the scored areas with that wet sponge. Then I attach them all together. It's how I make the bottom parts, as well. It sticks so well, even when the clay is wet :)

[@idk-us5sc]

@@aquietodyssey ok thank you and also when you score an area instead of water try using slip

[@o0mew0o]

Is that omikuji from Senso-ji?

[@aquietodyssey]

Yes it is :) loved staying in Asakusa. I was there on this day, precisely 4 years ago.

[@Maairra05]

What's the difference between first and the second clay?

[@aquietodyssey]

There's really no difference other than Terracota leaving you with your hands all brown/orange 😅 they are both air dry clay so the drying times plus ease of use are similar.

[@barbh1]

I love your cat.

[@neimasalieh4896]

Wow i like that can tell me the name of that song pleas

[@piquemacho]

where did u get the letter tools from?

[@aquietodyssey]

These ones I believe I got them from Etsy.

[@anaritafurtado8761]

Adoro a simplicidade, é maravilhoso ❤️ Vivo em Lisboa e quero muito aprender a moldar barro, acho um hobby tão bonito! Gostaria de saber o que me aconselhas de aulas ou workshops cá na nossa capital. Beijinhos grandes e continua o bom trabalho ✨

[@aquietodyssey]

Muito obrigada! É um hobby bonito, mesmo, e muito relaxante ❤ Existem vários em Lisboa, mas eu aprendi no estúdio Sedimento, perto do Jardim da Estrela, sem roda de oleiro, tudo à mão. Com roda de oleiro, penso que na FICA tenham workshops (e sem roda também). Muito obrigada por veres 💕

[@joanahope3013]

Ahahahahha não sabia que eras portuguesa até ver "alguns dias depois"...que bom, estás de parabéns e continua a fazer arte com bom gosto e elegante, hoje em dia qualquer coisa despachada chamam de "arte". Beijinhos

[@makeitvera2843]

hello =) very aestetic) but didn't understand few things: did you bake the clay befor painting with acryl? looks almost like ceramics ) Is it waterproof ? And what camera and lens do you use for filming. looks so pretty!) thank you and have an amazing day😊

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, thank you so much for watching! This clay is not meant to be baked. It's "air dry clay," meaning it dries at room temperature. Since it's not baked nor is it "real clay," let's say, like earthenware or stoneware clay, and also because it's not glazed, it is not waterproof. So it's best used for decor pieces. I use a Canon 250D camera, and alternate between a 50mm STM 1.8 lens and the standard 18-55mm lens. The first one is what makes things a bit more cinematic, I feel. Have an incredible and relaxed weekend 💕

[@makeitvera2843]

Omg! I feel your kindness through laptop :)) thank you so much ! I wish you a lot of subscribers and a lot of energy for your DIY projects ! :) ✨💛

[@vafcreation1625]

Which glose you use Color names? Air dry white clay and brown?

[@aquietodyssey]

Thanks for asking. The air dry clay used here is white and terracotta. The glaze is an acrylic gloss glaze that I'm sure can be found in any art supply store :)

[@ninamertens2696]

how do you avoid cracks while drying?? starting my first project today and have seen many cautions about that!

[@ninamertens2696]

also wanted to say i loved your video :))

[@aquietodyssey]

Thanks, Nina :) glad you enjoyed it. I would say for you to make sure that you cover all cracks while working the clay (by using a potter's rib, for example). It's very important to cover all holes and cracks, to make sure air doesn't go in when it's time to dry. Also, keep wetting the clay slightly, if you feel it starting to crumble or dry fast. And the other thing is to cover the piece in a plastic bag or something similar, as it dries. This helps with making sure all parts of the piece dry at the same time, as much as possible. You'll get the hang of it as you go along, don't worry :)

[@ninamertens2696]

@@aquietodyssey thank you so much!! i will try all these tips :)) love the plastic bag idea, i’m sure it takes much longer to dry but soo worth the wait.

[@g-pot8148]

I do pottery myself and wanted to try air dry clay. I don't understand a glazing process% Is it just a paint or some special covering?

[@aquietodyssey]

Great question. So what happens with air dry clay is that you can basically use any acrylic paint (or any other type of paint, really) to give color to your piece. Air dry clay isn't waterproof or food safe, so you can color it as you wish. The "glazing" part isn't really glazing. I use acrylic gloss to make the piece shine a bit more. It's more of a protective layer against elements. But it's not a must, I just like the glossy look.

[@mariapaulavalencia4822]

En donde compras la arcilla

[@aquietodyssey]

Local art supply store, but it can also be found online. Mine is air dry clay from PLUS

[@Kasiabobasia]

Did you really use DAS for these projects or was it a natural air dry clay?

[@aquietodyssey]

I used SIO-2 air dry clay for these projects :)

[@hazelchan3139]

Can i know what Brand of clay u use.. :)

[@aquietodyssey]

Of course :) This is air dry clay Sio-2 from PLUS.

[@Hazardz09]

Where do you get your clay from ?

[@aquietodyssey]

I bought this air dry clay from a local art supply store. I also find it in supermarkets and online, in places like Amazon.

[@connyeichi7432]

11:00😂😂😂

[@robertomarcondes1257]

esta argila é especial ou comum destas que vendem em papelaria

[@aquietodyssey]

É das que vendem em papelaria, assumo. É uma argila de secagem ao ar. Penso que nas papelarias se vendam as da marca DAS, pelo que tenho visto. Esta não é dessa marca, mas terão todas o mesmo efeito.

[@nawaisena]

I have similar terracotta powder and it turn out to be maroon because of oxidation. If you find how to manage the powder, please share

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, Ju Lia! Thanks so much for being here. Happy to help! Are you using a powder or air dry clay? Mine (both the white clay and terracota clay) are air dry and come in blocks, so there's no powder involved.

[@낙원-n6f]

What is that powder?

[@nawaisena]

@@aquietodyssey I meant powder you use on 7:22. I have similar powder (but from different brand) in terracotta color. It turned out to be pink purple because oxidation. Do your powder change its color too once you mixed it? I used air dry clay in white, and want to paint it with my terracotta powder, but it turned out to be purple instead of terracotta.

[@aquietodyssey]

@@nawaisena Ah, got it! No, it turned out the color of the powder. I didn't keep the test piece for long, but I didn't notice it changing colours. I will see if I can use it on a new piece and test for longer to check if it changes due to oxidation or not :)

[@mariaskiadainteriors]

Hello!! I am trying to make things with air dry clay and I left them to dry over 2 days and if you poke with my nail it can make scratches! I put one coat varnish for stones! Is there any glaze that make the air dry clay hard?

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, Maria! So lovely to find more people into clay :) I'm not sure how thick your pieces are but, for example, with most of the pieces I made on the video I had to let them dry for a week to achieve max quality and dryness. I'm not sure glazes help harden things, I'm afraid. I use glazes to make the colour stick, when I paint them, and to make the pieces a bit more waterproof and glossy. Let me know if letting the pieces dry for longer helps! 💕

[@mariaskiadainteriors]

@@aquietodyssey Hi again!! I found that they need more days to dry! My mistake was that I left them in a room that had a little bit humidity as I live in an island! Thank you a lot for your answer!! 😃😃

[@Coco-yo8cy]

Where did you buy that clay?? Please!

[@aquietodyssey]

I bought it in a local art suppy store in Lisbon. By I bet you can find it online. It's PLUS Sio-2 😊

[@rinamir9213]

А чайник можно сделать ? Благодарю! 💜

[@_squishyyoongles366]

Hi , what brand of air dry clay you use?

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi, I use one from a brand called PLUS.

[@_squishyyoongles366]

@@aquietodyssey thank you, I will look it up. Hehe.

[@rojgorritxa1082]

came for the pottery and stayed for the cats

[@filipac.mendes]

Quero um workshop 🥺

[@aquietodyssey]

Eu depois quando tiver o site coloco as datas hehe

[@СветланаБезрут]

Как интересно!☺️🎨

[@suelivasconcellos9579]

Por favor qual a espessurada argila psta as peças. Obrigada

[@ashmuryode2389]

what’s the difference normal air dry clay (white) and the other one?

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi! The difference, from my experience, is really just the colour. They're both very easy to work with and they have similar drying times.

[@ashmuryode2389]

@@aquietodyssey Thanks for the feedback, I am still new in this hobby :)

[@aquietodyssey]

@@ashmuryode2389 anytime! In that case, welcome! It's really fun :)

[@Salmasayed1]

love your channel's name

[@بسمالله-ن6و9غ]

What is the name of the air dry?

[@aquietodyssey]

Hi :) The brand is PLUS, and the clay I used is their SIO-2 air dry clay.

[@mge12]

Tell me the song being played here.... Plz

[@jamiediaz9928]

What songs are in this video?

[@Walua]

Reminds me of klever videos

[@silvanatrindadedesouza]

Maravilhosos

[@ebba279]

Really beautifully made video 😍 Just have to say... it is NOT pottery if you use air dry clay 🙏🏻 Pottery is the art of ceramics, that is fired and hardened... So air dry clay is never "ceramics". 🤗 Aaand it is not glazing either, but simply painting. Glazing means basically to encapsulate something in glass. 😙

[@aquietodyssey]

Thanks, Ebba! Yeah, I'm totally aware of that, I think I got lost in translation :) my brain is just still used to my non-air dry clay days. I say glaze because it says so on the bottle of transparent liquid I coat the piece with, after 😂 Funny thing, I just remembered when I had my pottery training, my teacher wanted to smack me for saying "painting" instead of "glazing." But that was the real thing, she was right 😅

[@erenisemendes5469]

Até que enfim alguém que entende de cerâmica, você está certa, barro de verdade tem que ir no forno a pelo menos 850 graus, se isso fosse realmente barro, iria quebrar quando ela atirou no chão, ela não usou barro e muito menos vidrado cerâmico.

[@aquietodyssey]

Olá Erenise :) sim, no vídeo eu menciono que não é barro para ser cozido. Eu trabalho com barro de verdade (grés, faiança, porcelana, etc) portanto sim, é verdade que o barro natural tem que ser cozido. Não devemos assumir que as pessoas não percebem de barro só porque têm um vídeo com barro que seca ao ar. Aqui trata-se de uma questão de "palavra perdida em tradução" porque no meu Português, nós chamamos "cerâmica" independentemente do tipo de barro (verdadeiro ou não) que usamos :)

[@jd4364]

Umm, are we supposed to be able to read that teeny tiny little text at the bottom of the screen? Lol

[@aquietodyssey]

Yeah 😅, this video was published almost a year ago and I already changed the size to be more readable. The text is also in Portuguese but there are subtitles.

[@jd4364]

@@aquietodyssey ah! Thanks for the reply! I wouldn't have been able to read it anyways, turns out. Not my language. 😊

[@mariahatfield22064]

I love your work. But what ever words your putting at the bottom of the screen are just way to small.

[@aquietodyssey]

Thanks for the feedback, Maria. Those words are in Portuguese. My recent videos have them slightly bigger.