Throwing a Wide Rim Pasta Plate on the Pottery Wheel

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  • čas přidán 22. 12. 2022
  • In this video I’m going to throw a wide rim pasta plate in the pottery wheel. I want to make a set of plates so I use a gauge to set the height to control the size. I also make uneven edge to give organic character. I hope you enjoy the video☺️
    #potteryplates
    #ceramics
    #howtothrowonthewheel
    #stonewarepottery
    #clay
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Komentáře • 23

  • @MyMazyCat
    @MyMazyCat Před měsícem

    You are an EXCELLENT teacher!! Thank you!!❤

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před měsícem

      Thank you 😊 I’m thinking how I can share my way, and if someone can enjoy this video I’m very happy!

  • @jodimayer9608
    @jodimayer9608 Před měsícem

    Thank you for sharing your talent and artistic process. Stunningly beautiful plates.

  • @jackmccoy2047
    @jackmccoy2047 Před rokem +3

    Thank you for describing each step, especially those that are easily missed by the viewer. For example, you described how you captured and moved the soft clay with a thumb or finger and then reused it as a lubricant. If you had not pointed this out, I would have missed it completely.

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před rokem

      Thank you for your very useful comment Jack😊 It is very helpful for me to get feedback from viewers which parts are informative for them.
      Your comments give me good direction for the next videos.
      Thank you!

  • @pammcfarlane8404
    @pammcfarlane8404 Před rokem +2

    You are very good at explaining everything and the details are very helpful, thank you!!

  • @jocelynmcvey294
    @jocelynmcvey294 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Beautifully done

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thank you Jocelyn😊 This bowl plate is very useful in the kitchen! please try to make it.

  • @anavias8184
    @anavias8184 Před rokem

    I am learning a lot with your videos, you are really a very good teacher! Thank you!

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před rokem

      Thank you! Your comment gives me an energy to post the videos.😊

  • @spiritwarrior6350
    @spiritwarrior6350 Před 11 měsíci

    I want to “ THANK YOU” for your skills youve mastered & your simple instructions of technique..i have learned so much from you & its helped me become a better potter 🙂

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před 11 měsíci

      Thank you for your warm comment Spiritwarrior😊 You really encourage me! I’m so glad my videos are good for you. Now there is more reason I carry on posting the videos. Let’s enjoy making pots❤️

  • @faithchristensen9986
    @faithchristensen9986 Před rokem

    Thank you so much! Great video and explanation. Beautiful work- bravo!

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před rokem

      Thank you for your comment Faith😊 This bowl is very useful please try.

  • @malcolm7436
    @malcolm7436 Před 5 měsíci

    I love the shape of these plates, and it was wonderful to watch your process. I had a question :). I wondered why you cut the rim on the wheel when it is wet in the first stage, versus after the leather hard stage when you trim the foot?

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před 5 měsíci +3

      Thank you for your comment Malcolm😊 It is a good question! No one asked before but it is important for me. The reason is an aesthetic preference. If I cut the waves at the leather hard stage I found the appearance becomes very flat and artificial. I use that technique when I want to make very formal style. Most of my works are individual work even dinner set. When I cut the waves before I open the rim, the stretched waves became something beyond my force. I love that effect. I can never make same waves again🤩. I see the beauty in the uncontrolled parts. This comes from my main philosophy “Wabi- Sabi”

    • @malcolm7436
      @malcolm7436 Před 5 měsíci

      @@AlchemyCeramic What a wonderful answer, I love that. Thank you again for sharing your artistry and expertise.

  • @pammcfarlane8404
    @pammcfarlane8404 Před rokem

    You are very good at explaining everything and the details are very helpful, thank you!!

  • @pammcfarlane8404
    @pammcfarlane8404 Před rokem

    You are very good at explaining everything and the details are very helpful, thank you!!

    • @AlchemyCeramic
      @AlchemyCeramic  Před rokem

      Thank you for your comment Pam😊.Please let me know when you made.