SLAB BUILT POTTERY AND MOLD MAKING

This video presents several methods for creating slab built pottery and producing easily constructed molds from various materials. The video demonstrates using the slab machine, manual slab forming techniques, slump, hump and template molded forms and uniquely simple demonstrations for the production of hand made pottery. If interested in purchasing full 2 disc video go to www.jayneshatzpottery.com

[@fruitlessbeast]

Just discovered you. And subscribed. I like.

[@jonniwebb6256]

Really great video...thanks for sharing your ideas and your work!

[@ewhitley02]

Thanks Jayne, I'm heading to my studio now, inspired by you!

[@TheMom2three]

Excellent tips! Thanks so much!

[@heatherbanks9086]

Thank you for a wonderful demo . Very informative . 🌺🇨🇦👍🏻

[@barbarahenninger6642]

You are a great teacher. I love using templates, too.

[@jshatzallen]

glad you liked, jayne

[@chopsbump1]

Thank you so so much. I totally understood your process.. you are awesome

[@susanwilhelm1396]

You packed a lot of information into one video! Good job. Thanks.

[@jshatzallen]

glad you liked the video, if you would like the full version you can purchase at my website at www.jayneshatzpottery.com/VIDEOS.html enjoy, jayne

[@loramartini5829]

Thank you!

[@apalachicola1970]

Great ideas.

[@margiefleming6678]

Thank you for sharing your talents! very inspiring and helpful!

[@jshatzallen]

glad it helped

[@amaliaborbely8679]

You are great and your tips are awesome. Thank you!!!

[@jshatzallen]

thanks amalia. i hope you enjoy the whole series. you can purchase from my website the full videos, www.jayneshatzpottery.com/VIDEOS.html

[@singinggardener]

So many wonderful ideas! Thank you.

[@TheWheelThingPotter]

Thanks Jayne for the most informative and enjoyable video! Keep'm comin'! 8.)

[@odemonet]

Hi Jayne it's ode' I just found you on here! You have not change a bit, still a great teacher. You were the best teacher I have ever had! Just getting ready to get back into clay, I have missed it but your video's have brought back many great memories! Keep them coming it was great watching! ❤️

[@La_abbess]

Very informative video👍🏻🖐🏼☺️

[@fberb]

Thank you

[@roangavin]

Really wonderful tutorials, easily understandable. Your personality really comes through. Some instructors are so lifeless, they make you want to take a nap. Not yours!

[@christinearrow1262]

I enjoyed your presentation. I've been throwing pottery for about 40 years. I now am working with slaps. I have a problem with the clay cracking and warping. Very frustrating. Would know what I am doing wrong?

[@jshatzallen]

your problems could be many, too much to discuss in a reply here. most impt, try not to handle your slab too much, flip with boards instead of by hand. dry extremely slowly. i have many questions to ask that could let me know of your problems, but again, too much for a video reply. i suggest you purchase my full video on slabs and learn proper methods of dealing with slabs from pressing out to more importantly, working with the slab after the slab machine. if rolling by hand, you need to make sure your slabs are totally even throughout, try using the slab machine. www.jayneshatzpottery.com/VIDEOS.html

[@kayartist]

Hi, great video, thank you. do you sell that huge rolling pin on your site? i can only find small ones. :[

[@jshatzallen]

hi, thanks for writing. i bought that pin in a bakery supply website many years ago. go to those sties for many things, also a digital scale, $29.99 opposed to over 200.00 in a ceramic catalogue, good luck, jayne

[@kayartist]

Hi Jane many thanks . Kay x

[@kayartist]

Could i ask what size the pin is please Jayne? kay xx

[@jshatzallen]

cant remember, bought it many,many years ago. just find the largest one you can, see what size it is relative to the size of the one on my video, that can help, jayne

[@jshatzallen]

so glad you enjoyed it. if you want workshop info email [e-mail]. happy holidays, jayne

[@samatteb1]

Please answer me , how to reach this consistency of the clay . Thank You

[@jshatzallen]

hi, thanks for writing. consistency of clay happens in your studio environment. i like to have my clay made on the soft side, so that i can control it for all purposes- wheel throwing, slab extruder, etc. if its winter and you have the heat in your studio,leaving clay out will firm up quickly. if it is summer and air conditioner is on, same things will happen.fans going in your studio will dry out clay quickly. i use these circumstances to dry my clay. when i work with slabs, i need to have the clay be firm if i am building up the piece vertically, with sides, firm so they dont slump, so i let the slabs lay out near a fan or a dehumidifier to firm them up. if i need the clay to be softer, for the wheel and the extruder, then i add water to the clay bag, and let it sit for a few hours and it will soften. play with the conditions of your studio so that your clay will be of the correct consistency you need for that particular project. hope this helps

[@samatteb1]

Thank You so much !

[@rolinejulaton7183]

Hello Jayne. Can you give me the materials for mixing your dough? I mean those substances mixed together to make your superb plates and cups. I want to make some for my bonsai. Please help me.

[@jshatzallen]

Roline Julaton thanks for writing to me. you can get my glaze and clay body recipes by purchasing my book from my webiste. www.jayneshatzpottery.com/SHATZBOOK.html jayne

[@rolinejulaton7183]

Can I have the link of your website please.

[@jshatzallen]

Roline Julaton my website is www.jayneshatzpottery.com This url i sent you will get you directly to the book www.jayneshatzpottery.com/SHATZBOOK.html

[@ryanporter806]

You must be bob Ross wife

[@La_abbess]

Ryan Porter why isn’t this comment highlighted and getting likes for the millennia?