Tony Soares Primitive Pinch Pottery

[@makeitkate3240]

My dad, who raised me in AZ, died a few days ago. Your videos have been bringing me a lot of comfort and help me feel closer to home and to my dad. Thank you!

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

My condolences!!! Wow just about 2 hours ago I was looking and buying some leather stamp kits for a project

[@renpixie]

You’re a good teacher. Thank you for these videos.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Wow! You made that so fast! Excellent craftsmanship!

[@brandonrico6223]

chad what are you doing here do you also like pottery

[@danielcates6761]

Hi Tony awesome video.Glad to find this pot your making.It looks a lot like one dug a few years ago.i was digging in an old bottle dump from the 1940s . strange to find this little pot in it .Had a dull but smooth finish.And wondered about the age of it

[@draven3838]

Aho, well done I like small pots they are handy for many things ,thanks for sharing your grandmother's technique

[@clementramon8589]

Cool video... Like the small pots. Just starting. I need more practice. Picked up some ideas from you. Thank you.

[@ellane-d9w]

I use to run around with a piece of fruit on my thumb. I use to make tiny baskets out of clay, obviously was a child at this time. 😂 I use to colour and draw, none of which was extraordinary. I always felt that I should have made more. I did not pay enough attention. I knew I wanted to be an Artist. But what sort of Artist I had no idea. It is only now that I feel ready to give it a go. Not sure if God is going to allow this journey. But I Pray He Grants me Grace. ❤ God bless you

[@PaoloFrer]

Hi Tony. Thanks for sharing your skills. I like very much your video because you show us very well your art. Thank you from Italy

[@dennystewart3238]

You make this look deceptively easy!

[@cliffordkelly5327]

Howdy Tony , nice little tutorial & cute little jar ! I’ll haveta try that 1/2 of a hacksaw blade , whatta kool hack ! Great video demo for oldsters & youngsters alike ! 👍🏼

[@primitivewildernesssurviva648]

Awesome video Tony! Really love your work. You make this look so easy but I’ve had to watch it several times to pick up on all the little things you’re doing. Great video, thanks a lot!

[@KellyNewcomerArt]

You have the touch of experience! I will give this a try. Thanks for the excellent demonstration courtesy of your grandma even.

[@primitivepathways]

Awesome video buddy! Thanks for all your help and inspiration!

[@torsteinraaby]

Thank you so much for this!

[@primitivepathways]

just subscribed! YEAH! Now make more vids!

[@anymoose6685]

Thank you for these videos.

[@rosebud5543]

Hello Tony, Wow! just found your channel , Amazing!! Also new beginner on pottery I have a lot to learn, my family is from the Southwest Colorado Anasazi Tribe very proud. New Subbie 🥀

[@sunkiss-da-dreadisrael4561]

Great work

[@blairthomastoews]

Very cool! I have recently started to experiment with clay I have harvested myself. I will give this project a try!

[@alphonsechanekayebone7871]

Beautiful.

[@gaetanproductions]

thanks, beautiful technique

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

Thank you

[@AndulairahOfEarth]

hi tony, have you ever used the ash and water glaze?

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

Just keep the lip thick and push the clay inward and upward with thumbs on outside and one pointer finger on inside

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

Your welcome

[@rockettony1014]

Osiyo how do you determine if a clay it great for pottery? I do cherokee styled cherokee and i dig two types of clay. One is grey one is reddish orange. Both are i use for pottery. Im just trying to see witch is better to use. Wado

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

rockettony101 Osiyo Well there is not a lot to pick from. Most of the clay here is pretty dirty with either mica, salt, gypsum or it cracks in the firing. I usually test the Clays as I find them by making a pinch pot, test fire it . Then add or take out sand. Some clays I can fire directly in the wood and some I have to Cove with broken pottery so they cool down slowly or they will crack. Thanks for watching. I’ll be putting up more videos soon so subscribe. Osiyo, one of my buddies is Cherokee and Wes Studi fired pottery in my backyard for my friend’s movie Road To Poloma.

[@rockettony1014]

Tony Soares Native Clays cool thanks forreplying so fast. I am already subscribed and i like watching the pottery making and flint knapping vidd

[@rockettony1014]

ok thanks i know what type of clay i have in my area and how to use it. im very proud of my haritage and i enjoy doing this kind of stuff.

[@JustinWAL19]

I tried to do the small pot but I am having trouble getting it to move up once you have the bottom bowel part. Any pointers?

[@tonysoaresnativeclays1434]

No I have never tried it, I don’t think my fire is hot enough