this is really nice. I want to make this too. Do you remember the weight of clay for the lid, please? I like the way to talk during your video's. And thanks to Jim for the nice views. 🙂

Wow!

And don't forget the handles! So many things I guess I just take for granted!

There's so much that goes into these. even the knob!

That's a lotta clay!

I like to see the formation of this dish.

Do you know how many pounds of clay you used?

Very interesting I was just asking myself this question yesterday !

I appreciate you made this video to description clay, before i do not have any idea about clay, when I watch your video I have a new idea is the clay is art. could I call you a clay specialist?

Can you use 105 clay ?

Ok I have a quick question can I bake it in the oven and if I can what degree and how long ❤️

It is so wonderful to see you back on KZfaq. Your instruction process makes it so easy to follow. By the way, last week I reviewed your previous videos and came across stacking pasta bowls (from 3 years ago). I LOVE that you give dimensions as you move thru the piece, I followed the process and came out with 8 stacking Pasta Bowls. As I posted pictures, they sold. Thanks Cindy. Pls do more videos ! !

Thanks to your tutorials, I bought the correct clay from a proper clay supplier in UK, and spent a morning at school with key worker's children before the Easter holidays making a variety of gorgeous objects. The children loved your mantras : 'Roll on the table, work on the paper' and ' Wet and wiggle and twist and stick ' . I have attached the link to your tutorials to our art planning at school so that other teachers can learn form you to teach clay modelling. If anyone in the UK needs to buy quality clay, I did a lot of research and found a supplier called www.hot-clay.com It's much better than the usual school clay which is full of nylon and impossible for children to manipulate. This stuff cut like a block of butter. As The Clay Teacher said, it is really cheap and the children had lots of FUN!! We didn't have acrylic paint so just used ready make poster paint which still worked well. Thank you for your lovely videos .

Lovely

I love this video! It gives clear, detailed descriptions. I wanted to share this video on my classroom page and it would not let me. Am I not allowed to share this video?

Ilove you mom i enjoy

Explained so clearly thank you 👍🏻

Where do I shop for ellementry.com terracotta products ?

33:16 tell me why this guy sounds like he's going to say and now begins to push up session.

i too want to learn clay...and you are not even subtitled on your videos. i cannot hear nor watch any of your videos. pls upload english subtitles .awaiting for it

You guys rock!! Absolutely amazing work sharing your joy and creativity!! 🌈🌈👍

What is the brand and make of the gloss sealant please? Thank you for a wonderful video sharing so much knowledge and fun!!

If you put pieces that have dried uneven in a plastic tote that has been partialy filled 3 inches with plaster of paris that has been soaked with water you can rehydrate clay pieces then straighted and redry

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Question: How do you keep your trays from warping?

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Yay! I cheat even more by using a piece of PVC to flatten and compress my plates, coasters, spoon rests and use same method for lifting. I have stops I clamp on the side so I don't make the base too shallow. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome back, love your freestyle approach. It puts the snobs in their place and let’s us just have fun.

Congratulations to 'His Worship!'

Hey! What a delight to see you!

Glad you are back, I missed you. I look forward to future videos. Have fun!

Cindy and Jim, I feel a void has been filled because you are back! YAY!!! Dropping the teaching group will give you a great sense of relief and allow peace to creep back into your clay work. Guid luck! Looking forward to more videos and chit chat...... I am having fun throwing and now single firing with 8 under my belt. Without a blow up yet, and the firings taking less than 9 hours to reach cone 5. No preheat as I make sure that all pots are dry before going into the kiln. Now have a website to help promote my mission of moving my pots without starting a business......having fun in Florida. www.freddiespottery.com Hope you both are well and warm!

yay cant wait to see the videos

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Glad to see you back. Can't wait for more videos. Every time I drink coffee out of my "your" mug I remember meeting you and Jim and I smile.

Hi, Thank You for such an easy to follow tutorial! What sort of clay is used,...?

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what's up with the fact that you are not spraying the ashtray, just moving your hand side to side. very realistic.

Do you trim the bottom of your mugs after you put the handles on?

I have never used clay. Only polymer type. I want to make Difuser disks for essential oils. I’m not sure how it works but what do you recommend I use and the process so the oils do not melt the clay away? I love your videos

Thank you!!!

Wow! So glad I found your channel. I promised myself long ago that; “someday I’ll do sculpture using the indigenous clay from my property.” Well, I’m 60yrs old, now is someday. I’ve got my rich black clay cleaned and pliable. I’ve just been playing with it so far. But now I have a teacher, yea!

Thank you so much for such a detailed explanation! I'm a beginner on the wheel and you have made it so clear.

Thanks for sharing especially the leveling....my facial hair grows stronger on one side so I feel my pots are good if they reflect that type of character. Good looking pot without the handles.

Hi, I throw the neck right on the combined base & belly, from a thrown cylinder that is the right diameter at the top to flip and add to the belly, easy to continue the line and complement the shape. So many ways to do this, as in all throwing. Awesome series! Karen

Good morning, I'd love to send you a pic of some 'Combo Pots I've made, my favorite thing to make. Great series! Karen

When I get around to trying this, I know I will have one area I am good at as a newbie.....thick walls.

Great....not only a master of pottery, but you are doing really well with the solo camera operation too? Good morning and thanks.

Thanks so much... You're a great teacher and so down to earth 😊

What about the charcoal method or fire pit method to make ceramics