DIY Ceramic Spoon & Salt Cellar // thrown and altered pottery project & carved ceramic spoon

Come along with me as I make a super cute salt cellar! In this video, I will take you through the whole pottery process, from throwing, trimming, & altering the pottery form, as well as carving ceramic spoons. You can apply these techniques to any closed form pottery and any thrown and altered pottery project.
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[@moonbasket]

They look like they're singing. I love them

[@kappagrapes]

Oh these are so cute! I love their goofy little faces!

[@Angels-3xist]

I like that this is it invites the owner to take part in creatively using the vessel. With or without a built in function it has a fun and versatile design. You could fill it with a plant or candy or a toothbrush or use it as a soapdish or store your gold coins or it could be a spice grinder. It also invites the viewer to come up with their own spin. Your partner was already getting in on that creativity by thinking of making tongue spoons. A great idea is one that gives other people ideas. And this kind of cute never goes out of style. You shared some useful tips as well. Good stuff.

[@conniel7873]

I made one a few months ago using coils in a hand building class and was so excited when I found this video yesterday! They are almost identical except these are nicer than mine!

[@dimitrinoahutz9547]

they are suuupercute - the head remembers me at a pokemon. felino or morlord 😍

[@Alex_0Z]

yo i love ur tattoos they are sick! also love the salt jar it looks really cute!

[@PotterytothePeople]

thank you!! 🥰

[@tmlawson751]

thanks!!!! super cool video

[@micheledickey4066]

Omg these are soo dang cuuute!!! I wish I could throw. Do you handbuild? I’d love to see how you would handbuild these?

[@PotterytothePeople]

my video next week will be a handbuild ☺️ I go through phases with it. I love both!

[@sanjayharsh3532]

Mam your body of work is excellent no doubt I have seen many Japanese potters at work and their techniques while I was posted in Japan in all your work is good I have a small request make ceramic or porcelain ink well and ashtrays many ink manufacturing companies want personalised inkwell to present their inks think it over thanks god bless

[@heididerksen8227]

So cute and sweet great job.

[@jackiemorrison2661]

Super cute!!

[@PotterytothePeople]

thank you! 🥰

[@E4mj]

Very cool! ... Can I ask /why/ you want to dry upside down?

[@vevenmans8701]

Such a cuties! 👍👍

[@solangeperlman5878]

Trabalho lindo , amei 😍👏👍😘

[@divinelyheldbycreator2204]

why did you wet the little monsters :0 before sanding them down? That was post firing, right? BTW thanks 4 the great content

[@barbarab285]

I find it difficult to sand my bisque ware. What number sandpaper do you use?

[@PotterytothePeople]

220 :) and make sure you buy the waterproof kind so you can wet sand.

[@johnestrada7357]

Why did the glaze turn different color blue?

[@PotterytothePeople]

The dark blue one is just a blue glaze. The white & blue one is from the clay I used (marbled clay with stained blue glaze) and then glazed white on top ☺️

[@johnestrada7357]

@@PotterytothePeople same blue glaze, two different different outcomes! 💙

[@juliejoanlanne8322]

Ooooooh they are soooo cute and your bowls are beautiful ! Great job ! Are you going to sell them on line ?

[@PotterytothePeople]

yes they will be available online in mid-september :)

[@54suzie]

@@PotterytothePeople Through your website or where online?

[@robot7759]

😄 + 🥄 = 🕶️

[@nick9323]

Gosh, cute, skillful pottery girl, lots of tattoo. Wife material someone could say. For the salt cellar, I prefer closed one, because "Svanuri marili" will lose aroma in open one. If you interested I'll post recipe here