Hi Nat! What fun! On the Celtic roller, the way you did the two bands, you can fill in the background with underglaze and I think it will look super. On the one you rolled up and down, I had thought that it would make a great vase with the scalloped rim, even with a smooth part under the rim where you could collar in, and turn it into a ribbon around a neck.. Also, sometimes I wait to trim the rim until I'm done if it's not too distorted. I'm thinking I may try something similar and make it into a bowl. We'll see! Thanks for sharing this. I can't wait to see them glazed!
I’ve thought about bowling one but they twist like faceted pieces so it would be hard to do. Might try it tho. Maybe a wide bowl then roller inside rim or outside rim after bowling it
Wow! You pulled off something I was only imagining could be done. I didn’t think it was possible to to texture a thrown cylinder. How did you learn about this? You’re such an imaginative, creative soul… so inspiring. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@mudmagic407 Ooh, thanks… I’ll check out his CZcams channel. He’s from the Bay Area here in California (where I live) and I just met him in person at the local clay and glass festival this last weekend. What a coincidence! The mugs are going to turn out amazing, I’m looking forward to the kiln unloading. 🙂
What's really funny is my wife and I are on vacation in Wisconsin U.S.A. and we were looking for pottery places to visit and she said heres MKM factory about an hours drive from us. So we're headed there tomorrow
Hiya I'm looking through videos and can't find you mentioning what Keanes clay you like to use. I'm wanting a white speckled one to use cone 5/6. And an opinion from someone that's used these clays is beneficial. Thanks
@@mudmagic407 I'm reading about the keanes clay #6. It states glaze fire cone 6. Do you notice any issues going to cone 5 and do you know what they may be? Where some of the others have a big range say from glaze 03 to 10 for special K. Sorry for question time. I just like to learn and figure things out. Would not wanna make something huge and have it fail. Yes, I know it's a learning experience but.....I like to sometimes get around it the easy way. Lol. Ciao and happy potting, keep them hands dirty.
@evelynzinnauer348 I would suggest contacting keanes for technical information. I would not like to give u incorrect information however I have not had an issue with it personally.
That was fun! Thanks for sharing, Nat!
Thank- you for sharing 🇨🇦❤️
Ooooohhh can’t wait to see them all glazed. Love the Celtic band
Nice to see how you do that! Never thought of that! Love to see the end result 😊
Hi Nat! What fun! On the Celtic roller, the way you did the two bands, you can fill in the background with underglaze and I think it will look super.
On the one you rolled up and down, I had thought that it would make a great vase with the scalloped rim, even with a smooth part under the rim where you could collar in, and turn it into a ribbon around a neck.. Also, sometimes I wait to trim the rim until I'm done if it's not too distorted. I'm thinking I may try something similar and make it into a bowl. We'll see! Thanks for sharing this. I can't wait to see them glazed!
I’ve thought about bowling one but they twist like faceted pieces so it would be hard to do. Might try it tho. Maybe a wide bowl then roller inside rim or outside rim after bowling it
Also, pull the tube out of the paper, then peel the paper out
Wow! You pulled off something I was only imagining could be done. I didn’t think it was possible to to texture a thrown cylinder. How did you learn about this? You’re such an imaginative, creative soul… so inspiring. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oh Thankyou Mollie I actually watched a video where Hsin Lin did this. His was way better of course!!
@@mudmagic407 Ooh, thanks… I’ll check out his CZcams channel. He’s from the Bay Area here in California (where I live) and I just met him in person at the local clay and glass festival this last weekend. What a coincidence!
The mugs are going to turn out amazing, I’m looking forward to the kiln unloading. 🙂
@MOLLIMEDIA oh u r soooo lucky!! It’s a bucket list item of mine to have a lesson from him!!
@@mudmagic407 I'm in too... he was the first CZcamsr I watched. You can tell by the feet on my mugs!
I am a hand builder so I use poolnoodle as some as my forms I expect they would work well for this too
Oh that’s an awesome idea Thankyou!! Would I still need to wrap in paper?
@@mudmagic407 I dont but your clay would be so much wetter so yes plastic wrap or newspaper I would think
What's really funny is my wife and I are on vacation in Wisconsin U.S.A. and we were looking for pottery places to visit and she said heres MKM factory about an hours drive from us. So we're headed there tomorrow
Omg sooooo jealous!!!! Take your $$$$ u r going to love it!!!
You read my mind, I was going to ask you for a video to demonstrate how to add texture
Oh yay hope it helps xx
Hiya I'm looking through videos and can't find you mentioning what Keanes clay you like to use.
I'm wanting a white speckled one to use cone 5/6. And an opinion from someone that's used these clays is beneficial. Thanks
It’s keanes 6 white. The keanes 6 white speckled is gorgeous too.
@@mudmagic407 Thanks for the info, do you generally fire to cone 5?? Or higher?
@@evelynzinnauer3485-6 not usually above 6
@@mudmagic407 I'm reading about the keanes clay #6. It states glaze fire cone 6. Do you notice any issues going to cone 5 and do you know what they may be?
Where some of the others have a big range say from glaze 03 to 10 for special K.
Sorry for question time. I just like to learn and figure things out. Would not wanna make something huge and have it fail. Yes, I know it's a learning experience but.....I like to sometimes get around it the easy way. Lol.
Ciao and happy potting, keep them hands dirty.
@evelynzinnauer348 I would suggest contacting keanes for technical information. I would not like to give u incorrect information however I have not had an issue with it personally.