Thank you for this video.

Aren’t you supposed to score and add slip between the two halves before sticking them together? To make sure it doesn’t fall apart during firing?

Good work

Great teaching - thank you 👍🙏 How is your work surface made? Is it made with fabric on top?

Gina is the best! Such a great teacher!

Thank you so much for showing this !! 🥰

I already have done some mugs, bols, vases with coils or slab…but I went through your videos and it is just perfectly explained with all the details that we rush or dont pay attention to. I thank you a lot from South of France 🇫🇷

So u don't score and add slip to attach the 2 pieces?

It is inspiring to see the seeming ease with which she throws and alters, and the design of the pitcher is really elegant. Side note: I do believe this video is actually Part 2 in the series, and that Part 2 is Part 3. Thank you for posting the wonderful SLC videos!

That was very helpful. I like how you use slip instead of water which seems to make the form last longer. The gentle pressure you use is very clear in collaring.

Loved this demo. Your use of slip is interesting. It worked nicely in making a polished-looking foot out of a coil.

Hi ! You have a great youtube channel. WoW! Very intersting videos. W0w! I wish prosperity to your channel. I wish 1000,000 views for each video. WoW! Have a nice weekend. May God bless you and all your family. Good luck. 🍑 🥭 🍍 🥥 🥝 🍅 🍆 🥑 Very nice! Cool!

Girl you make that look easy😗

So beautiful, adorable!

She’s hot But not the kind of person I would have kids with.

Hi Gina,enjoying your videos, however you need to enhance your sound system, you are very soft.😢

Great tutorial... Thank you! Can I please ask why you don't score your clay when joining or adding?

Would love to see the video of pinch pot with a lid, please. That would be great. Thank you for sharing. Bev.J

Best pinch pot video I've seen! Thanks for including how you make your foot😊

You became my favorite when you made that joke at around 3:05😂

Very helpful 👏👏👏

Thank you for this great video❤😘

I love your videos Gina! Is the pot with the petals you are carving made with coils?

... love it! Thanks ♡

I forgot to ask. . . Where do you buy your clay?

Ever get your hair stuck in your projects? LOL 💕 Good video, thank you

Thank for sharing your mowlesh

How long do you leave it with the book on for?

What a great video. Thank you so much.

I recently picked up hand building pottery again with the hopes of eventually entering markets and starting an online shop. Social media can be so discouraging when you start to compare your work to others. I’ve followed a lot of ceramicist who use wheels and I used to tell myself “my work will never look as good as that.” Coming across your videos has been so inspiring and I’m so thankful for how easy, free and fun you make ceramics feel. Art should always be this freeing. Thank you thank you! Hand building is my favorite way of making ceramics and I’m so happy I came across your channel!!💛

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Put up the volume I can't hear your show

This is an excellent tutorial! So thorough and detailed and a lovely manner. Very helpful. Thank you!

Do you wedge your clay first?

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I loved this video. It made me run to my lump of clay and turn it into a vase! Now I only need to find a kiln to fire it lol

I love all of your tutorials! Great pace and so details! Thank you so much.

Thanks for this! Lots of pottery demos for beginners don't seem to cover these points. I appreciate the info!

Thank you! I really appreciate the thorough explanations as your doing it!

Thank you . Very informative from Jennifer Downunder

How long in the oven

Thank you so much! Lots of brilliant tips there.

Nice to see and listen you. and learn. I am Angela forma Brazil

The link doesn't show your workshop 🤔

Very entertaining!

Can you use a heat gun/hairdryer to gently firm it up more quickly?

Thank you for this, I’ve been having difficulty with collaring and bellying and this has been worth the watch!

I’m a beginner - at nearly 70, starting weekly classes. This is amazing! I hadn’t thought of building pots at home, but definitely possible with this excellent tuition! 😇