I really like buttons down back planter embraces joint instead of hiding. Planters match your overalls on! So cute. You do great work. I aspire to do something’s like you.
I love watching you I’ve learned soooo much. I love your personality and I feel we have a lot in common. I also have a special needs daughter and I handbuild a lot. My teacher said it’s my calling but I’m learning to use the wheel. So thank you so much
Awww, thank you so much! ❤️ Glad youre enjoying the videos. Our children are so special, aren't they? I love handbuilding. Wheel-throwing bowls is so much easier than handbuilding them, though, so it's good to learn wheel throwing for that reason alone. 😀
The main reason you sand the bottoms is that they are not glazed on midfire pots and if there is even the slightest bumps it will scratch the wood surface of the user and that will cause problems.
Hello. I did make a video on how to make clay stamps. If you click on my channel, you should see the video. Not sure what you mean by square flower pots. The purse planters I made are two sheets of clay pressed together at the sides. So there's only a front and a back. I stamp the designs on before I attach the pieces of clay. Thanks for watching!! 😊
I may. Thank you. I keep changing how I make them to find a simpler way. It's basically just two slabs of clay layer over a ball to stretch them out, and then pressed together. I add the tail and beak after the body is leather hard. 😀
Hi I love both birds. What will you do with them? Are there nany different sizes which you will tue together. Do you have a video on how you made and glazed the birds? Thanks
I made a video of making the hanging redbirds. I'll see if I can post a link, but you should be able to find the video if you do a search for, 'Redbirds'.
Lisa, you are VERY talented! I love your whimsical painting of flowers and your red birds are very cute. How do you keep them puffed out until they dry? Do you use newspaper or balloons -- if newspaper, do you let it combust away while firing? Would love to see a video on how you make them. I'm a hobby potter and would like to make some little ones for my tree outside my window. Keep up the videos as I think we all find them inspiring and your work is very unique and beautiful.
Awww, thank you so much! 💓 After cutting out both sides of the bird, I press the clay over a ball to puff them out. I allow them to set up a little bit, before I score the edges and seal them together. :-) I don't use newspaper on them. Thanks for watching!!!! :-)
I noticed you didn't glaze the inside of your planter,wondering if you need to or if you can just underglaze or leave it just clay. I'm just starting out in pottery and trying to learn different things. If you could help that'd be appreciated.
Hello! I see this question all the time, and honestly I don't think it matters. When I'm shopping planters at the store, I see them both ways. I think it would help to keep them water tight. Good luck with your pottery journey. Remember to have fun with it and enjoy the process. :-)
Hi Lisa. I enjoy seeing what fellow potters are making! I heard you say you are planning a show in Indiana in September… which one? I am a current, and native, Hoosier potter and just getting into shows this year myself. Recently I made a poinsettia bowl set using the “watercolor” technique I watched you do and it was a very popular sell! Sold what I had and got back orders! It helped me lessen my load of shelved bisqueware. 🤗 Thanks for sharing!
Hi neighbor! 😀 I do the Vinoklet Art & Wine Festival, which is at the Vinoklet Restaurant in Colerain, and I'm doing a small one at Casey's Outdoor Landscaping Company by Hidden Valley Lake.
Yes, but it's not active at this time, since I had two big shows in the last month. But I am going to restock it within the next couple of weeks. Thanks for asking. 😀
I really like buttons down back planter embraces joint instead of hiding. Planters match your overalls on! So cute. You do great work. I aspire to do something’s like you.
Awww, thank you!! 😊 Good luck with your pottery adventures!!! :-)
I love the little blue cups with flowers😀
Thank you 😊
I really love vine planters .. great hand built items. 😊❤️
Thank you so much.
I love watching you I’ve learned soooo much. I love your personality and I feel we have a lot in common. I also have a special needs daughter and I handbuild a lot. My teacher said it’s my calling but I’m learning to use the wheel. So thank you so much
Awww, thank you so much! ❤️ Glad youre enjoying the videos. Our children are so special, aren't they? I love handbuilding. Wheel-throwing bowls is so much easier than handbuilding them, though, so it's good to learn wheel throwing for that reason alone. 😀
Beautiful work as always!
Thank you! ❤️
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
Beautiful pots!!!
Thanks!!
I love your work and your attitude. Glad I found you!
Thank you so much!!!! 💓
Love , love , love the watercolory Velvets on the brown clay!
Thanks! Glad you like them. 🙂🙃 I'm so happy how they turned out.
The main reason you sand the bottoms is that they are not glazed on midfire pots and if there is even the slightest bumps it will scratch the wood surface of the user and that will cause problems.
Yep, you are correct. :-) Burnishing also helps seal the clay.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio I would sooo love to see you make your leaves!! I have tried several times and they just look terrible!! Please show us!!
Which leaves? The ones with the dark clay, with the white underglaze?
I love your planters! They almost look like a pair of lederhosens, so adorable!
Ha ha, thank you 😊
nice work!
Thank you! ❤️
Those bag planters are really stunning.. Thank you for sharing 💖
Thank you!! 😊
Video on how you made the sq flower pots & clay stamps. actually leaf bowl too.
Hello. I did make a video on how to make clay stamps. If you click on my channel, you should see the video. Not sure what you mean by square flower pots. The purse planters I made are two sheets of clay pressed together at the sides. So there's only a front and a back. I stamp the designs on before I attach the pieces of clay. Thanks for watching!! 😊
Love it
Thanks 😊
Love the leaf platters :)
Thank you so much! 😀
Are you going to show how us how to make those awesome birds 🤗
I may. Thank you. I keep changing how I make them to find a simpler way. It's basically just two slabs of clay layer over a ball to stretch them out, and then pressed together. I add the tail and beak after the body is leather hard. 😀
@@WildAcornsArtStudio Would you be offended if i make some???
No, give it a try! 😀
I think I prefer the red bird glaze.
Hi I love both birds. What will you do with them? Are there nany different sizes which you will tue together. Do you have a video on how you made and glazed the birds?
Thanks
I made a video of making the hanging redbirds. I'll see if I can post a link, but you should be able to find the video if you do a search for, 'Redbirds'.
What kind of rack are you using for shelves? It’s really neat.. could you do video on organizing kiln items? I’m learning. Love see what you do.
Lisa, you are VERY talented! I love your whimsical painting of flowers and your red birds are very cute. How do you keep them puffed out until they dry? Do you use newspaper or balloons -- if newspaper, do you let it combust away while firing? Would love to see a video on how you make them. I'm a hobby potter and would like to make some little ones for my tree outside my window. Keep up the videos as I think we all find them inspiring and your work is very unique and beautiful.
Awww, thank you so much! 💓 After cutting out both sides of the bird, I press the clay over a ball to puff them out. I allow them to set up a little bit, before I score the edges and seal them together. :-) I don't use newspaper on them. Thanks for watching!!!! :-)
Like red bird brighter.. what paints are you using? Stroke and coat or underglazes velvet?
Thanks!! I use Amaco Velvet Underglazes mostly. I have a few Speedball, but I prefer the Velvets. Thanks for watching.
I noticed you didn't glaze the inside of your planter,wondering if you need to or if you can just underglaze or leave it just clay. I'm just starting out in pottery and trying to learn different things. If you could help that'd be appreciated.
Hello! I see this question all the time, and honestly I don't think it matters. When I'm shopping planters at the store, I see them both ways. I think it would help to keep them water tight. Good luck with your pottery journey. Remember to have fun with it and enjoy the process. :-)
@@WildAcornsArtStudio thank you and you do amazing stuff I enjoy watching your videos.
@@heididerksen8227 awww, thank you so much! ❤️
Hi Lisa. I enjoy seeing what fellow potters are making! I heard you say you are planning a show in Indiana in September… which one? I am a current, and native, Hoosier potter and just getting into shows this year myself. Recently I made a poinsettia bowl set using the “watercolor” technique I watched you do and it was a very popular sell! Sold what I had and got back orders! It helped me lessen my load of shelved bisqueware. 🤗 Thanks for sharing!
Hi neighbor! 😀 I do the Vinoklet Art & Wine Festival, which is at the Vinoklet Restaurant in Colerain, and I'm doing a small one at Casey's Outdoor Landscaping Company by Hidden Valley Lake.
and btw… I love how your attire perfectly matches your purse planters! Lol 🥰
@@TammyHudelson ha ha, thank you!! Love wearing my overalls. Probably too much. 🙂🙃😊 I have have green pair also! :-)
Do you ever travel to New York State for a show, Like near Westchester county? Keeping my fingers crossed.
Do you have an online shop perhaps?
Yes, but it's not active at this time, since I had two big shows in the last month. But I am going to restock it within the next couple of weeks. Thanks for asking. 😀