Thank you for speaking and for not putting annoying music in your instructions or demonstration of making these miniature vases. It is refreshing to watch this without any background other than what is actually going on in the room and showing us how it's done and not making us read or have to listen to music like so many other crafty videos do today which really makes me wonder why they do this, I'd much rather have the person either explain like you did in the beginning and show the process without any noise or annoying music in the background. This is so cool how you make these, it's not easy I'm sure as you make it look easy but it's really interesting to watch this.

It's the CIA coming for you! With dinner, lol! I can't wait for the next live stream, hopefully I can make it. Love your pottery and your houses and your purses and your custom furniture and your shirts and on and on! You are a true artisan. I'm excited for the new batches of pottery. Love to all! 🌻🌻🌻🌻

Never fails to impress me,how vibrant the colours appear once fired,well done,theyre gorgeous!xx

I could watch you with the pottery wheel for hours. Lol. Beautiful. Just beautiful and such a tiny kiln. ❤ I also enjoy the no music background. Just the actual sounds.

I love the toadstools.

I used to throw full size pottery. I loved it, but had to give it up as I damaged my shoulder. I loved watching you create. Well done! ❤️🇨🇦

I saved this video until my day off. Boy, it was worth the wait!!. Your videos are never too long Richard. I loved every single minute of it, you are such a talented chap. I wish I had half your talent. Can't wait for the next livestream 🎉🎉🎉

Amazing little pottery pieces! It's incredible that anyone can make anything so tiny!

I`ve been making tiny vases from Fimo, in Native American colours and shapes. I have no wheel, so it takes me about 75 minutes to shape one. It`s been fun. Thank you for showing us. Your work is beautiful.

I saw a lady showed you her dog watching you. My dog, Barry, can be snoring and when you do your opening, he sits up, ears perked, listening. After your opening he lays back down and continues snoring. It’s so funny! Can’t wait to see your finished work. ❤❤❤ Sarah

I absolutely love your work I wish I could afford to buy everyone of them but life has restrictions on that sort of thing but I love watching you work and how beautiful they all turn out

Ps. You just know we are all zooming in on your vases😂❤

Love the toadstools 💛

Very finely thrown little pots!! Fascinating to watch pottery being made in miniature. Can't wait for the Etsy listings!

I was so delighted seeing this episode! Several months ago I got a small wheel, a “toy” actually because I wanted to do some mini pots for the doll houses. It wasn’t long before I realized I was having so much fun, I upgraded to a better mini-wheel, the exact same one as you are using. I have no one to share my “mini-pot-passion” with so coming here and seeing my “friend” doing the very same thing is SUCH a wonderful feeling! I still have a small electric kiln from my decades ago pottery days but it needs to be gone over as it’s been stored far too long, plus it’s a manual control so I’d like to update it…. but, I’m firing the minis, porcelain, stoneware and raku, in the microwave kilns that i usually use for glass fusing. I’m not producing as prolifically as you are, because of that, but I am having sooooo much fun! I’m sorry for such a long comment, I’m just excited for the chance to talk mini-pottery with someone! LOL!

Fascinating and total 👁️🍬. I found myself holding my breath a few times. And there is so much to look forward to!! ☮️💜

I was holding my breath lol. I find the part where at first it looks like a plate shape is forming then cut away at the bottom very satisfying. Absolutely loved watching this 😊 🏺

This looks like so much fun! Now I want to see all of them up close!

I can see where this would be calming and relaxing and therapeutic! They're all so beautiful. The live stream is on my calendar, written in INK...no indecisive pencil for me, no sir! LOL Love to you all.

They are jungle gems

Beautiful and now I’m waiting for them to go into the Etsy shop. Oh goodie, another live! I’m looking forward to that, I love talking to everyone too!

The vases are beautiful. 😊

Omg absolutely stupefying! Amazing artistry and skill. Btw I love the toadstools. 🎉😊

Ooh the excitement opening the kiln 🥳 the colours are beautiful - definitely got my eye on the turquoise ones 🥰 aww your such a talented man Rich - just amazing! Thanks for another fab video Xx

I love your vases and your chatter xx

Your very clever Richard Was great to see you making them you are so talented

Nope, not too long. I loved every minute of it! I did a bit of ceramics in college so this brought back some great memories. I’d love to do it again but purchasing all if the equipment would be quite the expense. Ah well…I’ll live vicariously by watching you! Excited to see the new pots in your Etsy store. Take care, Sally in Northern California 😁

The family is vers proud of you,enjoy the success ( sorry my funny words my iPad is in french ), love from Montreal

A fascinating process enjoyed watching. 😀

Hello Richard, I really enjoyed today's video, watching the process from a bit of clay to a glazed vase was fascinating. I will try and catch the live , Good Luck everyone who entered the gallery name competition 🤞🏻 Have a great week ahead. Best Wishes to You, John, and the Kitties from Yorkshire 😊

Wow! Richard! The vases all look wonderful! Looking forward to buying more on you Etsy shop once they are listed.

Rich l thoroughly enjoyed watching you create your tiny works of art, they are so beautiful, love the colours, tfs x Julie

Oh no, not long enough. I bought a mini potters wheel and you just helped me a lot to get started with it. Thanks. ❤

Absolutely Awesome! Time consuming and tedious. How wonderful to see. You are certainly a miniature artist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love the mushrooms! I would buy a couple...

I used to fire and paint full sized porcelain so I know how exciting pulling out your fired treasures. Your vases are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.❤

I love them never knew that could be done good job

I have that same potters wheel but when I tried to make some doll house vases etc I was absolutely useless lol. But I'm going to have another go ☺,nothing ventured as they say . Your pottery is beautiful ,so unique .Thank you so much for sharing your process it was so inspirational

Hello Richard we went to a Dolls fair in Exeter big place. I had a great day.Got a few things. For my shop and tea room that I am making.

Hello Richard, I really enjoyed the process of making small vases, sat on the edge of my seat to watch how the vase changed each time until the final result. It all seems so simple in your magical hands but I think it is more difficult than it seems. Thank you for letting us enjoy your projects

Love it❤

Loved your video so much ,evrything looks so perfect..your pottery is gorgeous Thank you for showing your skills on the pottery wheel 💖💖💖xxxShaz

Love watching your process Rich ❤ You're very talented and humble with it ❤ I was so happy to see a new video this evening as in hospital at the moment and your video has cheered me up. Thank you so much. Hugs from Traceyann Xxx

Love the vases, you are so talented and patient. One day when I sort myself out I am going to purchase some of your items for my houses, that way I can say I have items from an amazing and talented model maker. Keep the videos coming and I will probably have to watch the rerun of the Livestream as it will be about 3am here in Brisbane Australia.

You are so skilled 💕

Amazing,good use of fingernails, wow,so tiny,adorable and pretty

Please keep making these! They’re absolutely stunning! I need to get some more pliers and wood before purchasing the vases! These are beautiful! Hoping to buy a few of the green ones if they don’t sell out! Thank you for sharing a video on them! I’d actually like to buy the ones in your last video even if you can’t remove them from the coaster. (The three green ones that got stuck to the base once you fired the last glaze, quite honestly they’re a beautiful color and I’d be happy to put them on my shelf next to some of my favorite little collections of random small things). A question, on making vases if you don’t mind? I can’t find tutorials on some shapes with polymer clay. **Only if you have time**. I’ve worked with mud-clay that needs to be fired, but that was over a decade ago and for fairy houses. I also don’t have a kiln). Would you say it’s possible to try and practice the more intricate designs (bottles and jugs, or longer necked costrels with wider rounded out bottoms and longer small necks) with different with polymer clay? I tried to mimic some of your pieces on Etsy (I was tired of cutting and gluing paper circles) they’re gorgeous and inspiring; but the bodies and necks keep losing shape as I remove the base dowel to thin out the top of the necks.

I imagine you sell these before you can even get them on to Etsy.

great video, was already thinking you are too busy with the comissions to do ceramics😂...luvv the idea of the added glass....and jungle gems are most times very lovely....is johnboy still into making hares?

I'm amazed at your talents. Did you take classes on how to make the vases? They are beautiful!!!

Can I ask what clay you are using and how high can your kiln fire and where did you find the kiln? I make miniature pottery in porcelain but don’t have a kiln (yet), there are several other items on my wish list that will probably come first…. I started in a full size class about a 10-12 years ago and thankfully she let me experiment and her advice was invaluable, in particular in mould making, tools, how to work on a full size wheel etc. For instance, it took 5 months to make the basic shapes on the wheel, make moulds, build, bisque fire, paint and final fire a Delft blue tulip vase. My little pots were fired around the base of her sometimes very large vases in a very big kiln. I know just how addictive pot throwing is and the excitement when you open the kiln after the last firing, as it could all still have gone wrong. Maybe I’ll push a kiln a bit higher on my wishlist… Btw love the mushrooms!

Richard I really enjoyed seeing you do your work. You have such a talent for those miniature vases? Are you self taught or did you take classes to learn how to do this? Just fabulous!! As I am in the process of redoing my dollhouse I may have to get me some of your vases, and have got the perfect place for them. Hope I can catch your live video I normally work on Fridays but something work the morning shift then off work at 2. ❤❤❤

My comment was deleted so the ps seems daft. It wasnt rude or anything😂😂 I only said that you make it look easy. How long did it take you to perfect the technique? Cant wait for the livestream❤