Also, thank you for the uploads! Iâm interested in playing and creating with clay / pottery making, and these videos give me a wonderful insight of the process. Of course, I can always start now, though my life at the moment doesnât really have space to do so..maybe in a few years đ€·đ»ââïž, regardless thank you for sharing âșïž
Thank you so much!! Glad you like them𫶠I do teach to a small group, whenever the schedule allows us to find a moment to have fun together! So it is not something regular. But I do love them! I wish I can find a better place to host more classes, maybe one day!
And of course! It is a placer to share some insights with you all! I love to record and edit them. It feels like I have you working with me, so it is not so lonely đ€Ș And if I can help or motive others to find a moment to create, it is already a lot! Iâm sure you will find a to start creating or playing with clay! If you do so let me know! Iâll love to see how is going âš
You have such amazing pottery, but your plants are in, dare I say, horrible plastic containers. I'd love to see some planters in the Bomo family especially for your own plants đđđđđđ And yes, black clay can be very sensitive. Maybe just let your kiln cool down to room temperature before you try and take your lovely little creations out into the world. So sorry you lost some.
Thank you so much!! Iâm glad to know that you like the Bomo family! And⊠hahahahaha you are right! I do still have plenty of plastic containers. Which I would like to slowly change into ceramics. But I have to say that I do not have much time to make pottery for myself, I can keep them all đ€Șâ€ïž But Iâm sure that I will be making some for myself in the future! Thank you for the support! I will be waiting to unload the kiln a tinny bit more for sure. I opened it up at 40 degrees and I had a room temperature around 30 degrees. This is why I thought it would be safe. But it was not! So lesson learned đ âïž
Oh honey I feel so so bad! Black clay is so touchy. It can be problematic for sure. The problem is that you are unloading the kiln too soon. If you have to use gloves to unload the kiln then it is too hot! Allow the kiln to cool ALL the way please. If you watch the video and listen carefully you can hear a big PING noise right when the pot exploded. That is from the thermal shock. If the temperature outside the kiln is cool that will make it even worse because the difference in the temperature of the pot and the outside temperature are so much different. But.. I have to say the pots you make are AMAAAAZING!! I donât know how you get everything to look the same!! Your faces are wonderful!! Youâre an amazing potter. Donât give up. Stop using the black clay for now. I canât find the studio blog that you made about the black clay. Is there a link?
Thanks again for your support and for watching and commenting my CZcams videos! It makes me so happy!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž It is also nice to share and talk to you and with you! I honestly do not know how they end up looking the same, I guess the time I take working on every single piece helps. I do not think about just producing and producing in order to sell more. Iâm just treating every piece with the same love and respect and not with the afterthought of selling and not caring about it at all or rushing the process. It would lose the magic of creating them â€ïž I guess this helps me achieve a similar result âșïž
My heart broke when I saw the black piecesâŠ. They were very beautiful Joan â€
MIL GRACIAS POR EL APOYO! HarĂ© mĂĄs cuando se me pase el disgusto đ€Șđ âïžđ«¶
The little mushroom dudee â€đ„čđ„č
Arenât they fun!! I love to make those little buddies!!đđ
These looks amazing! Also, super cool to learn you have students đłđ
Also, thank you for the uploads! Iâm interested in playing and creating with clay / pottery making, and these videos give me a wonderful insight of the process. Of course, I can always start now, though my life at the moment doesnât really have space to do so..maybe in a few years đ€·đ»ââïž, regardless thank you for sharing âșïž
Thank you so much!! Glad you like them𫶠I do teach to a small group, whenever the schedule allows us to find a moment to have fun together! So it is not something regular. But I do love them! I wish I can find a better place to host more classes, maybe one day!
And of course! It is a placer to share some insights with you all! I love to record and edit them. It feels like I have you working with me, so it is not so lonely đ€Ș
And if I can help or motive others to find a moment to create, it is already a lot!
Iâm sure you will find a to start creating or playing with clay! If you do so let me know!
Iâll love to see how is going âš
Will do!
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You have such amazing pottery, but your plants are in, dare I say, horrible plastic containers. I'd love to see some planters in the Bomo family especially for your own plants đđđđđđ And yes, black clay can be very sensitive. Maybe just let your kiln cool down to room temperature before you try and take your lovely little creations out into the world. So sorry you lost some.
Thank you so much!! Iâm glad to know that you like the Bomo family! And⊠hahahahaha you are right! I do still have plenty of plastic containers. Which I would like to slowly change into ceramics. But I have to say that I do not have much time to make pottery for myself, I can keep them all đ€Șâ€ïž But Iâm sure that I will be making some for myself in the future!
Thank you for the support! I will be waiting to unload the kiln a tinny bit more for sure.
I opened it up at 40 degrees and I had a room temperature around 30 degrees. This is why I thought it would be safe. But it was not! So lesson learned đ âïž
Oh honey I feel so so bad! Black clay is so touchy. It can be problematic for sure. The problem is that you are unloading the kiln too soon. If you have to use gloves to unload the kiln then it is too hot! Allow the kiln to cool ALL the way please. If you watch the video and listen carefully you can hear a big PING noise right when the pot exploded. That is from the thermal shock. If the temperature outside the kiln is cool that will make it even worse because the difference in the temperature of the pot and the outside temperature are so much different. But.. I have to say the pots you make are AMAAAAZING!! I donât know how you get everything to look the same!! Your faces are wonderful!! Youâre an amazing potter. Donât give up. Stop using the black clay for now. I canât find the studio blog that you made about the black clay. Is there a link?
Thanks again for your support and for watching and commenting my CZcams videos! It makes me so happy!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
It is also nice to share and talk to you and with you!
I honestly do not know how they end up looking the same, I guess the time I take working on every single piece helps. I do not think about just producing and producing in order to sell more. Iâm just treating every piece with the same love and respect and not with the afterthought of selling and not caring about it at all or rushing the process. It would lose the magic of creating them â€ïž
I guess this helps me achieve a similar result âșïž
@@terrahumida Iâm so glad you like to share information! And what great way to think and care for each piece you make.