Making A Double Bellied Porcelain Bottle - Throwing On the Wheel - Matt Horne Pottery

[@STAIND12300]

It's not just that the form is beautiful. But the fact that it's porcelain makes this all the more remarkable. Your work is an inspiration

[@nataliapopa3823]

Beautiful work, so satisfying to watch. ❤ Thanks for sharing!

[@kingetjune]

Fiiuuuhh...🙌🙌 don't know how many times I hold my breath watching the second belly and the neck part😆😆 😂

[@Niversus]

Wow!!! Again I'm so fascinated by your work! It's so cool to watch this. And it looks so effortlessly although I know it takes many hours of practice. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. :)

[@lui3gi960]

This throwing is magic. Nice haircut 👍

[@clifforddalton3067]

Outstanding Matt.

[@thetruthteller37]

Y this channel is so underrated???

[@Premiumdigitalhearingaid-en1ut]

Master piece..... Remarkable. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Preeti from India. I wish I could have one❤

[@freesurfable]

So beautiful proportions it makes me think, for the shape, of some pieces of Georges Jouve (french potter, 40's/60's) What kind of glaze will you use ?😍I've been on your insta and I've seen your outstanding crystallizations and so elegant bottle's shapes !

[@pyaribebo7842]

Just amazing 🤩

[@triciac1019]

Oh gosh, that lower neck is getting so narrow. I keep thinking it will just tip over or twist off. That is stunning!

[@leahhowell]

So beautiful! Can you tell us how many pounds of clay you used for this?

[@Matthornepottery]

I would guess about 2-3lbs, I don't always weigh my clay first :)

[@jasonkohlmeier6707]

Very nice how much clay did you start out with? Fantastic shape.

[@Matthornepottery]

About 2 or 3lbs... I never really weigh my clay, so that's an estimate :)

[@katerinahikesalot1644]

Seriously wow! So do you leave the underneath just flat?

[@Matthornepottery]

No the base is trimmed with a footring :)

[@tyrannosaurusgirl1612]

I’m so into throwing bottles, right now. Thank you for the inspiration, and for making me wanna use a blow torch!!!!!!

[@thomascorey7284]

my god that is an amazing form. Can you explain when you choose to heat gun/blowtorch the piece? I notice you continue throwing/wetting the area that you just dried, so I'm curious about that

[@triciac1019]

It's to dry it out some so it stiffens it up a bit. It may try to collapse otherwise.

[@norexyfrankel2651]

Thank you for your videos🙏 Do you only used the torch? Or after finish you used oven? Thanks 🙏

[@Matthornepottery]

The torch is just to dry the clay while i'm throwing, all of my pieces are fired in the kiln :)

[@Linetightbackend]

What type of porcelain do you use?

[@Matthornepottery]

Audrey Blackman :)

[@williamblack4611]

Absolutely beautiful. I am so glad to see you back making these videos. Just love to watch you work. Might I ask what your objective is in using the torch, and will it work as well on stoneware? Thanks

[@Matthornepottery]

The torch is to dry the clay out to help it hold its shape and not collapse. It would work exactly the same for stoneware.

[@tbhastra]

how does one trim this

[@Matthornepottery]

Upside down in a thrown chuck on the wheel. I make a variety of different size chucks depending on the size of pieces I'm working on :)

[@SensongaSamuel]

Nice. I'm. From. Ug.and. I'm. Apotter

[@JuniorSilva-cd4ms]

Maravilhoso 👏👏👏

[@lui3gi960]

Can I ask how thick the clay is around 2:00?

[@Matthornepottery]

I would estimate approx 5mm, possibly thicker towards the base.

[@pixelguru]

Masterful work. Beautiful form. Seems like overkill for holding one dandelion though (jk) ; )

[@kingetjune]

❤❤❤

[@グリーンルベラ]

日本語でごめんなさい。 土殺しの時、左腕の固定がすごいですね✨

[@anuta888]

where is the music?😉

[@robertmaynard7837]

😅impressive with porcelain.

[@MrDannyinla]

So awesome! How much clay do you use for a piece like this?

[@Matthornepottery]

Thank you! About 2 or 3lbs as an estimate, as I don't always weigh the clay :)

[@MrDannyinla]

Thank YOU for sharing this, the proportions of your pieces are so beautiful and eye-catching. #satisfying indeed!