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Excellent instruction. Thanks

Would love to have seen an overhead angle so I could see what you were doing inside with your hands.

Encore Sarah

That was so good. You are a talent and a communicator. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

Thank you so much for this information--it’s invaluable for me, as someone just starting in slab building!

Beautiful! I really liked the form and your glaze choices in the still are beautiful as well. Congrats 👏

Thank you 🙂

Great technique!!❤

How do you keep the lip from distorting?

The audio seems to be only coming from one speaker...

no way... you just blew my mind. this makes so much sense!!!

Clever! Do you have a template for this?

Love ❤ your technique!

How do you clean the plaster mixing bucket and mixing tools?

Love it! I'll try that ❤

It's not just paddling, nice understanding and explanation of the technique. Great for sculpture too. On a larger scale with extruded drain and chimney tile you can really fell and see it happening.

What the hell is it with these ceramic arts network videos. They cut the project always leaving you hanging. Finish the damn project and give complete information instead of these constant half ass videos

If you want a lot of. Clicks on this video , retitle it "50 Shades of Clay" 😆

Oooh. You gave gave me great new odeas for making clay/glass combo apothecary jars 😁. Thanks You never know where your inspirations will come from. Great work..

What paper did everyone use?

Thank you.

I want to see the piece🙂

I’ve worked with clay for close to 30 years. I took 4 years of ceramics related coursework in college. And I learned more about glazes and glazing in a 2-day John Britt workshop in my local community studio than in all those other years of classes combined. This man is a glaze genius. Amazing.

Beautiful!

I really need to get John's book

Love this work! Brilliant!

Send me a reminder. August is far away

👌🏽👌🏽❤❤

Which clay u used?👌🏻😍😍😍😍

How did he make the pattern and why didn't we see the finished bowl?

Oh poooo can’t see the finished bowl at all….no closure here 🤦‍♀️

Love the demos! Thank you so much

Would love to see a close up of the final piece!

Thank you! Your explanation gave a feelin like we are still in university class ❤️❤️❤️

Title of the video should say "how to touch up an already made jar without showing you how to make said jar"

What paper? How is the paper printed?

❤ ,I would like to join your webinar but can't find the link mentioned.

Thank you so much for being so nice about showing how to wedge it properly. The person who showed me made fun of me because i couldn't do it right the first time, made it hard to want to try again. You were just so nice with how you explained it, thank you

Wow. Great technique. But what kind of transfer do you use?

That’s maybe one of the coolest techniques I’ve seen

Did my headphones just break, or is your sound wonky? I'm only getting it in the left speaker. Was this not recorded on in stereo? Just tried another video. Nope...it's you, lol! Might wanna fix the sound, if possible. Listening to lop-sided sound is an awful experience.

Great video, we did this in my adult ed class today, my tutor showed the technique and as I'd just thrown a small vase, she asked if I could do it to, we added slip first, dried it, added the sodium silicone, dried that, then I cut some lines using a needle tool and added and dried another layer, the slowly stretched it out. For a first attempt, ,I was really pleased, gentlemen thankyou for sharing😊

Would love to see how you apply it on the clay... thanks for your video's

You are talking shite. I do not want to listen to your nonsense

Slip is natural. Glaze is not due to its chemical composition

Fabulous video!

Nice seeing your roller technique, i normally just use a wet finger and sometimes struggle with undulating thicknesses. I will try my printing roller, thanks. Love the shape of the bowl too

ugh why don't you let us see the finished piece... very disappointing

👏👏👏👏 good!!!