Making Clay Slabs

[@barbwheeler8526]

Such a beautiful organic feeling on your pieces!

[@daniellaamit6912]

Thank you for a very instructive video. Receiving an explanation on 'why' you do things is very helpful.

[@peterbgshoemaker]

Incredibly useful. Thanks.

[@cynthiakammann7368]

Very helpful! Thank you. How to get a rectangle rather than an oval has been a mystery to me, but no longer. Also, incorporating the reclaim to neutralize it's "shortness!"

[@CraigUnderhill7]

You’ll be rolling perfect squares in no time 👍

[@valeriedevilliers9675]

Outstanding... The way your creative mind think... Iove it

[@casduff9770]

Thanks Craig , I am loving your videos .

[@janiegulick5674]

I really enjoy throwing slabs, it’s a very zen-like activity..thought about trying to find a slab roller, but you’re right, the shape is almost always wrong. Thanks for showing your method

[@karenmcgady7637]

Your process is very much like mine, in terms of making clay slabs, though my slabs are not as large as yours.

[@qutub-ul-walikhan2459]

I like your designs and aesthetic sense. You make things with leather dry or let the slabs go leather dry.

[@CraigUnderhill7]

The slabs start off quite soft but I then leave them to dry to leatherhard before using them.

[@brigittedusserrebresson1962]

I do like to use only a simple roller and hands. Thanks.

[@janetsmith9380]

thank you so very much. i love your videos

[@leecox8042]

Thanks

[@CraigUnderhill7]

Many thanks 👍

[@8swerve]

How much do you stiffen them up before joining pieces? thank you. great teacher too.

[@CraigUnderhill7]

I would describe the slabs as being damp enough to be flexible but stiff enough to hold their own weight when stood up.

[@corienbuitenhuis3625]

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