Throwing a “Ball Shape One Piece” Lidded Jar on pottery wheel
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- čas přidán 14. 11. 2022
- This video shows how to throw the Ball Shape lidded jar in one form.This is the different technique to the other ONE PIECE video. It is usual to throw a lid and a body separately to fit together. This technique shows throw the pot in one closed form then separate into two parts later. It is very interesting method and worth trying. I make many jars in this style and very popular item in my ranges. The separation method is different compare to the straight wall ONE PIECE. These techniques will expand your pots shape varieties.
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This is the best training video! The explanations of the “how” and “why” during the process and with the tool selection reinforced the excellent learning experience - thank you! ❤
wow😊 Your comment made me so happy! I am really willing to share my experience of pottery. Making pots makes me so happy so I want many people to experience this happiness. Thank you for watching!
I threw a few of these this afternoon, not having done any before, and watched this video to see how to trim them but had to rush back to my studio in my pjs to put holes in them for the air to escape- should have watched your video first 😂😂😂 brilliant, thank you 😊
Great! I ‘m so happy to hear you made it😁. Let’s make more!
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I made my second closed form lid jar in class this evening (not a round one because I hadn’t seen this video yet), and watching your other videos on this topic gave me so much confidence. It worked so much better than the first time. I’m fascinated by your mention of a round wired trimming tool to trim and burnish at the same time. I’m going to look for one. Thank you so much from Canada for these excellent tutorials. You are so generous.
Thank you for your encouraging comments Denise😊. People’s comments are the best motivation for me to make more videos. You are in Canada❗️It is great feeling I can share my experience with the people far away from UK. Thank you!
Thank you, very helpful. (I also like the fact that you don’t force the viewer to listen to unwanted music.)
Thank you for your Comment Paul😊 . I hope you make one in this method and let me know when you did.
Well done ! Followed your lead and they are coming out quite good ! Love the rounding after closing, so much better 👍
Thank you for your comment 😊 I’m so happy to hear your try. Making good round shape is actually difficult. I found this way is the easiest way for me. Let’s make more!
I'm a fan ❤ thanks!
Thank you for very warm comment😊
I love your work!
Thank you!!
A wonderful demonstration...cannot wait to try.
Thank you for your comment 😊 I’m looking forward to hearing your try!
I am so impressed with how your pots don't have any undulations to them. I watch so many people who are pro potters who have so much undulations in their work it drives me crazy. Your work is superb. ❤
Thank you😊. I try to stay longer on top of the pot when I pull the wall, maybe that helps the good results. Your comment encouraged me, thank you!
Your work is very beautiful and very well explained.
Thank you.
Greetings from Uruguay
Thank you for your comment. I am glad to know I am explaining ok.
Wow！Uruguay! I am so glad I have started to do CZcams because I can share my experience with the people all over the world🥰
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Thank you! It is not difficult to make a lidded jar in this method. Please try😊
I love these! Looking forward to trying. Thank you for taking the time, wonderful video. Adorable pots!
Thank you for your comment Maureen😊 Let me know when you tried.
Wow, wow, wow thank you so much!!!
Thank you for your comment Sunny😊 I hope you can try this.
A wonderful wonderful teacher!
Thank you for your comment Fran😊. Your comment made me so happy!
You are so awesome. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for your comment Cathy😊 Your comment becomes my motivation for next video!
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I love these projects. I aspire to try something like this one day. Thank you for sharing your skill :)
Thank you for your comment Malcolm😊. ONE PIECE project is my favorite one. Please let me know when you tried.
Very good explanation
Thank you! Please try to make it.😉
The jars are a beautiful shape and your teaching style is clear. thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment 😊 I am glad my way is understandable! I hope this video will motivate many potters to try new methods.
Thanks!
Thank you for your support Phil😊
Thank you for the detailed learning experience and of using vertical walls first before forming the round form...
Thank you😊 I love to use ONE PIECE technique. please try this way.
Very nice !
Thank you Gabriel😊
Thank you ❤
Thank you for your comment Susied😊 Your comment encouraged me!
Thank you very much, this is a great tutorial and really well explained.
Thank you for your comment Naniluce😊. ONE PIECE series is my favorite method. It is extremely useful and expands possibilities. I’m glad you enjoyed.
You are so very skilled and precise. Such beautiful lidded pots. I had seen one of these videos awhile back and was hoping to see them again, and then they came up in my feed without even searching. This will take me a while to learn to do this, but definitely something I want to learn. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Tricia your comments cheer me up😊. “One Piece “ series is one of my favorite methods. The most difficult part is “a recess “ so I recommend to start from straight wall ONE PIECE lidded jar. I posted the Pear shape version which is also interesting to try.
I am planning more ONE PIECE to post please look forward them😁
I LOVE this video and your explanation! I will try it today and see wich of the two methods i prefer the most. Perfect! Thank you🙏💗
I am so glad you enjoyed the video! ONE PIECE series is definitely one of my favorite series. I will show more versions in the future, please look forward those😉
Now 300 likes! Wish I could like it twice. Really nice!
Thank you for your kind comment fruitlessbeast 😊 This is an interesting technique, please try and let me know how you think.
Thanks
You are welcome Aaron😊
thank you for sharing this video for me...
Thank you for your comment Pottery Handmade😊
You make it look so easy! I will try again, with your tips -- and hope for a better result. Thanks! Also, I'd love to know your glazing process (a future video?) and what cone you fire these to!
Hi Penny! Thank you for your comment. I am looking forward to hearing successful results 😉. I fire in cone 6 setting but use 30 minutes hold at the end. I will try to make glaze video sometime. ☺️
These look like something I want to try also. She is so very skilled!
Great instructions! How long is the dry time when you place the jar back on and cut the lid?
Thank you for your question 😊. Time is not really helpful as everybody’s studio condition is different. So please judge with the pot’s condition. This pot shouldn’t be soft when you trim.
I gently press the belly part and if there’s no movement, it is good to go.
please make sure the clay hasn’t change the colour to white which means too dry. I need to spray the water well and wrap with plastic sheet few hours to achieve what I want.
I hope this make a sense for you.
hello. I am just looking at your video now. Thank you this is very clear instruction. Two questions please? what type of clay are you using and after you throw the closed form, how firm is the clay before you cut the lid. It looks like the clay is still somewhat soft. thank you.
Thank you for your comment Jen😊. This is sanded buff stoneware clay with 10% of Lava Fleck clay which gives nice freckles on the light tone glaze. The clay softness for trimming stage is almost same as usual trimming. When I reform the cutting edge it seems to be the clay needs to be soft, but it doesn’t need to be softer than usual trimming in reality. I hope my answer helps.
What make and size is your wire tool? Thank you for a great video :)
Thank you for your question 😊. Is it a trimming loop wire tool? if so that one is no brand standard tool I bought on line longtime ago. The loop size is about 3 cm. It is round wire, not flat one. In the beginning I thought it is useless as I wanted a flat wire one to take clay out easily. But I realized if the pot is thinly thrown this tool is useful to trim and polish simultaneously.
Simplesmente lindas 🍀
Thank you Antonio☺️
Do you use a regular pin tool to cut the lid off the pot ? I have not tried this yet but thought I might need a thin sharp knife.
Hi Gabriel, Thank you for your question. This is very standard needle. I have 2 different thicknesses. Thinner one is better for this job. As I spin the wheel the needle is easier than knife. The knife has width so it is not nor easy to control on the wheel. I use a knife when I cut the pot by hand. I did in the recent video “Facetted Salt Pot”
@@AlchemyCeramic Thanks. I will try the pin tool.
I love your work ,I will be so happy to do what YOu do ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! I hope I could share something 😉
Are these available to purchase?
Hi Phil! Yes all my works are for sale but I don’t have online shop yet. I only sell at the shop in London. If you are able to visit London please let me know😊
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