The Cinderella Trick - Transform Your Pottery With This Tip!
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2023
- Ann transforms a Plain Jane pot into an interesting carved piece by using this simple carved line process that transforms your pumpkins into Cinderella! It's an easy process that just requires some planning or doodling - check it out and give it a try!!
Answers to questions we get all the time:
We typically bisque to Cone 04 and fire to Cone 5-6
Ann uses Standard English Porcelain no. 365 unless specified otherwise in the video
Here is a link to Ann's White Liner Glaze: imgur.com/a/w8PP8Gy
If you would like more in-depth information on how Ann paints check this out: vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
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Ann also creates sought after custom mugs that she paints exclusively for individual clients. If you would like to learn how Ann paints with underglazes - check out her Video Workshop Series here. These workshops are very detailed (typically 1.5 - 2 hours in length) where Ann provides step by step instruction and are designed to help potters take their work to new levels of craftsmanship and artistry. vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
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It's like Zentangle for pottery. Love it!
I love this mug. Love carving, I find it very therapeutical. You provide some of the very best lessons on you tube. Thank you so much
Wow that is so nice of you William. Thanks so much. Im glad they can be helpful. that warms my heart.
Ann I love doing zentangles and of course I love working with clay. This method brings both of my “Loves” together! Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoy your videos.
That would be so fun to carve your zentangles in the clay. Good thinking. Go for it.
It’s amazing how much of a difference the carving makes. Wonderful textures & lovely results.
Hey Ali. Thanks so much. And just think, they are just simple lines. No fancy tricks.
Beautiful!!! I wish I didn’t have so many bisque pieces that I want to transform like this!!
I really love how simple you made the task seem! I've always strayed away from it because it's always felt too daunting, but this makes it seem entirely more manageable and gives me loads of great ideas!
That is great Isaiah!! I love hear when one of our videos has been helpful. Have fun in the studio 🙂
I love your trick with the paint brush to steady your hand with the banding wheel. I found success very quickly during my first class in throwing. They said I was a "natural" at the wheel. I very quickly discovered SGRAFFITO during that class and never looked back. I found out early on I detested doing all the calculations and markings to make mathematically perfect patterns as you've done here on this beautiful form. I only enjoy carving when I'm doing random, organic, free-hand, designs. The only calculating I do is some general marks to make sure my design is balanced all around my form.
Awesome! Glad you are taking well to this craft. Cant wait to see your work - good luck in your journey!
I counted all the spaces and you missed a few! 😂 just kidding! Love this video Ann - such fun ideas. Your methods of measuring are really great ideas & so helpful! Happy Saturday! 💜
Haha! I knew there would be one person who would do the counting just when I said no one would. ....on the other hand, thanks for turning up the volume. I often wonder how many people actually listen as opposed to just watching. . Thanks.
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you Anne. This was really practical advice with great tips 😊
Hey Lou. That is so sweet Lou! Thanks so much!!
Better late than never! Love this piece and the approach! Your carving is always to notch.
Thank you for the great tips . I found some very helpful and I appreciate you taking your time to share with all of us. Thank you again
Hi Neila. Thanks so much for watching. Im glad you picked up a few new tips. Great. Give it a try.
Another great video Ann, thank you!
Awesome!! Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 🙂
Amazing ,👍
Yes, yes they count. I count, most definetly and it drives me bonkers, when its not right. My favourite small mug has a lobsted pattern and it drives me crazy. I count and it has to be level
Haha. I hear you. I stand corrected. Maybe it is just me who doesnt count. I should have said that in the video. Thanks for watching anyway 🙂
Beautiful!❤️🤗🐝
Hey Deborah! Thanks so. much for watching as always 🙂
@@annruel1982 You’re most welcome!❤️
@@deborahdanhauer8525 🙂
Another fantastic video Ann and coming at an opportune time for me. My goal right now is to go whole heartedly into surface texture decoration. One of my passions is carving on pottery but I have so many passions with pottery that I don't get particularly good at any of them so right now I'm trying to start thinking of surface texture while the pot is on the wheel trying to set up my surface ideas early on in the process.
My instructor told our class, “If you can draw a line, you can design” I’m not the best but those lines work! 😊
@@Manniemo49 I have recently been trying to make, on a curvy pot, that connected flower design where each petal of the flower is part of another flower. Very geometric so it's hard to do when your pot doesn't have straight sides. I recently saw an article where the artist did the exact thing dividing the pot up into squares and then he simply drew the same design in each square just making it smaller in the smaller squares and larger in the larger squares. The pattern lined up perfectly in the end. I love how Ann uses a paintbrush to give stability for her needle tool while making lines. In this article, the artist used a big plastic triangle to set against the table and then held his needle tool up the side of it to get perfect vertical lines.
Hey Vicki! that is awesome! Sounds like you have a good plan. Go for iit
@@Manniemo49 I love that. Thanks for that tip. so true.....also thanks for watching.
Good job 👍👍
Aww...thanks so much. I appreciate you watching!
Lovely
Im glad you like it Maria Elena. Thanks for watching and I hope it was inspiring for you.
Bought you a coffee! Can’t wait to get my job title at Little Street Pottery research facility!! (See end of video ppl.)
Awesome! Thank you! Check out our next video for your title!
Keep meaning to ask you, have you ever used sprig molds? I would love to learn more about this if you are looking for video ideas.
Hey Vicki. Good idea for a video. Let me give that a thought. We have done a lot of applique types of things and when we did the textures video we created sprigs for that one. You can find that video a couple of videos back if you take a look.
Hi Ann, do you do anything to keep the cup from drying out too much while carving?
Hi Tom. Good question. the cup was small , I had my design all planned out and the carving went fast so I didnt worry about it drying out on this project. But I have done much larger projects that took days to carve. In that case there are several things you can do. One is to keep plastic over most of the piece only uncovering the part where you are carving. Another idea is work with a humidifier in the room if you really have a long project that you have to leave uncovered. JoAnn Axford is the master at this.
Круто👍
Thanks so much!!
What brand of carving tool are you using?
Diamondcore tools for me 95% of the time. Good stuff!
@@LittleStreetPottery Thanks so much!!!
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Yeah!! Thank you for watching