I recommend any stoneware clay fired to cone 6 for durability. You should be able to purchase a range of colors from any ceramics supply store. If a northern Virginia location is useful to you, let me know.
Beautiful job and gorgeous planter. I wish I could see the ending steps. Will this be an unglazed pot? I'm guessing from the color that it will be unglazed. PLease continue making these kind of videos. We learn so much and enjoy them!
Watch as many videos as you can, and take at least one class so you can get some direct instruction. Like all craft dorms, it’s practice- practice- practice!
@@aaronstratten9594 Thnak you for advice. I am watching your videos and looking forward to book a clay workshop once isolation will be lifted. Thnak you again and waiting for your new videos!!! Take care and stay safe!!!
Richard Robinson these are just cut paper that I make to decide what I want to make. The possibilities are endless, and the pattern you use should meet the needs of the tree you are building for. If you have access to a kiln, I recommend giving it a try!
Greg Marquis, as a matter of fact, I had to borrow a larger kiln to fire this. Mine is too small. Considering what it would take to build another, I would have to ask $220.
@@danielcuison I would be happy to work on a custom job, but give me lots of time (or better, no deadline). Ceramics comes after family, a demanding job, serving as president of my local bonsai society, and caring for my own bonsai collection.
@@MAZArt-vn2ek I fire the pots in a kiln. It is possible to use a wood fire, but you will have to do some research to figure out how to do this successfully. Good luck!
I live in japan, and Your pot hits a really high standard , thank you for this vid
Hi Aaron, thank you so much for sharing your process! The details make all the difference. I'm going to try this out the next couple of days.
Beautiful work, how long do you let the slabs sit before you start to put things together?
Well done! Amazing work!!!👏👏👏🖒
awesome
genial. espectacular trabajo
Well done! Nice work and a beautiful pot.
Congratulations, your videos have helped me a lot to learn.
Crear job! Thanks for share your vídeos. Regards
Very nice work, Thankyou
very nice
I recommend any stoneware clay fired to cone 6 for durability. You should be able to purchase a range of colors from any ceramics supply store. If a northern Virginia location is useful to you, let me know.
muito bacana vc nao teria como disponibilizar esse gabarito
Beautiful job and gorgeous planter. I wish I could see the ending steps. Will this be an unglazed pot? I'm guessing from the color that it will be unglazed. PLease continue making these kind of videos. We learn so much and enjoy them!
This one will be unglazed. I will do a follow up when it is out of the kiln, hopefully this week.
Very good work.
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very good
good vidéo
Estupendo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Where can i find the used cardboard templates file for print?
I have not created such a thing, although I admit this is not the first time I've been asked. Thanks for watching.
Increíble comparte las plantillas
Que preciosidad!
Muchas gracias!
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Base clay slab is double thickness it should be.
despues van al horno?
Beautifull pot. I wish to start work with clay to do bonsai pots. Any tips and hints where to start.
Watch as many videos as you can, and take at least one class so you can get some direct instruction. Like all craft dorms, it’s practice- practice- practice!
@@aaronstratten9594 Thnak you for advice. I am watching your videos and looking forward to book a clay workshop once isolation will be lifted.
Thnak you again and waiting for your new videos!!!
Take care and stay safe!!!
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What clay and where do you purchase it?
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I have not worked in clay, but I am interested in making my own pots for my trees. Would you sell your patterns?
Rick St Augustine, Fl
Richard Robinson these are just cut paper that I make to decide what I want to make. The possibilities are endless, and the pattern you use should meet the needs of the tree you are building for. If you have access to a kiln, I recommend giving it a try!
I need that pot Very nice. How much?
Greg Marquis, as a matter of fact, I had to borrow a larger kiln to fire this. Mine is too small. Considering what it would take to build another, I would have to ask $220.
Fantastic! Do you sell your pots?
Only on rare occasions. Thanks though!
@@aaronstratten9594 what about custom orders?
@@danielcuison I would be happy to work on a custom job, but give me lots of time (or better, no deadline). Ceramics comes after family, a demanding job, serving as president of my local bonsai society, and caring for my own bonsai collection.
What are the ingredients used for? in my country, I am from Indonesia ... Greetings, everyone
Please answer ????
Muhammad Khozin I use stoneware clay to create these bonsai pots. You may have clay/ceramic supply companies from which you can purchase clay.
@@aaronstratten9594Is it just using clay? means there is no mixture of ingredients other than clay?
Muhammad Khozin That’s correct... though there are certainly different types of clay.
@@aaronstratten9594 Then how do you burn? I don't have an oven here, only firewood, can I do it?
@@MAZArt-vn2ek I fire the pots in a kiln. It is possible to use a wood fire, but you will have to do some research to figure out how to do this successfully. Good luck!
Do you have pots for sell
I have not made a practice of selling as I just make a few each year generally for my own trees.
Crappy lighting!