Oh how nice and steady =). As an 18 year old apprentice working for the Spode group we used to cast 100 dozen cup and mug bodies a day on piece work. Part of your apprenticeship moving on to fancies like pomanders and strawberry baskets with basic figurines. At the age of 21 you finally got to be qualified and got full money. Most castors ended their working days mopping floors too broken to do the job they trained for anymore. Some of the things I have made I'm proud of and will no doubt be the antiques of the future, but I thank God my children never had to work in the pottery industry.

I wish this video was longer and showed the whole process from start to finish. It was not only relaxing but educational too.

This is so relaxing to watch 💆🏻‍♀️

I have one of these mugs and absolutely love it. So great to see how it is made, thanks so much for this. x

This is so well made. I really enjoyed watching..

Eso es trabajar con calidad y delicadesa la admiro mucho señora

Bom dia! Estou aqui apenas porque preciso lhe parabenizar pela filantropia desse vídeo e porque você foi uma das professoras que me tirou anos de curiosidades e de pesquisas muitas das vezes frustradas... Depois que vi esse teu vídeo só me basta praticar e depois produzir minhas próprias peças, vou agora mergulhar nesse universo encantador que é a arte da cerâmica, posso até não me tornar um ceramista reconhecido mundialmente, no entanto sei que serei um bom artesão naquilo que farei e colocarei em exibição para que assim como o seu vídeo possa encantar os olhos de todos aqueles futuros expectadores que de alguma maneira vier a ver os conteúdos daquilo que postarei, E me seria de grande alegria caso a senhora (com todo respeito) pudesse me dar uma resposta nem que seja de uma frase nesse meu humilde comentário só para eu ter a certeza de que chegou até seu conhecimento o tanto de impacto que causou nesse artista plástico aqui no Brasil.....

About to undergo this process, really good tips here.

great video!

Very good Works !!!!

That's neat!

I picked up my first slip casting mould today. I can’t wait to give it a try! I’m expecting to make a mess, but you make it look so easy.

Hi, I like the video could you please let me know from where I can buy this kinds of moulds online.

Hello. I also made ceramic cups like you but i don't know witch materials need to use for coloring. Can you tell me please how to make color sleep ?

The foley work is gas, great work ;)

Sue, how do you make your moulds to cast the coffee mugs

Beutiful 🧡

I only have one slip casting mold it’s so hard to find them online

Como aprendo fazer isso passo a passo

I want to know how make slip casting? Please answer me the question.

Excellence...

لو سمحت ما هيا الاضافات التى توضع على الطين لتحسين جودة الفخار

What is the name of the material from which the cup is made?

Where do you buy this clay from i cant find it anywhere. Is there a special word for it

how do you make a liquid clay like that ? D:

مساء خير

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Amazing video! What's the purpose of the kiln shelf on the top of all the glazed bisque ware? It's not supporting anything so does it just help with heat distribution or something?

السلام عليكم هل يمكن لي ان اعمل مصنع صغير مثل هذا او اصغر وكم يكلفني من المال انا من مصر

Good Morning! I'm only here because I need to congratulate you for the philanthropy of this video and because you were one of the teachers who took away years of curiosity and research, often frustrated... After I saw your video, I just need to practice and then produce my own pieces. , I am now going to dive into this charming universe that is the art of ceramics, I may not even become a world-renowned ceramist, however I know that I will be a good craftsman in what I will do and put on display so that your video can delight the eyes of all those future viewers who somehow come to see the contents of what I will post, And I would be very happy if you (with all due respect) could give me an answer, even if it's just a sentence in this humble comment of mine, just for me be sure that the impact it had on this plastic artist here in Brazil came to your knowledge.....

What’s the chemical you pour into the mugs at 2:24

My question, Is casting two parts (the handle and the base) and attaching the handle to the base easier then casting a mug with the handle? I'm guessing there is less trimming involved? Which method would be easier for a total beginner with a minimum amount of guidance?

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lol.. what a strange video :D

i like how people throw. "hand made" when it's a slip cast. It's not really hand made..