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Carving Pottery Made Easy - MY 3 BEST CARVING TECHNIQUES! 

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Ann has had so many requests to share her carving techniques she made a video explaining the three key techniques she uses the most to create some of her most popular pieces. We hope you give this project a try!
Answers to questions we get all the time:
We typically bisque to Cone 04 and fire to Cone 5-6
Ann typically uses Standard English Porcelain no. 365 unless specified otherwise in the video
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@nexussever
@nexussever 25 дней назад
Your tutorial gives me hope that I can improve my carving skills.
@sandracartica4932
@sandracartica4932 Год назад
This piece was a labor of love ❤️ I, myself could carve for days. Your work inspires me to make the twisty vase. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible skills and artistic eye. ❤️
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Wonderful Sandra!! You are right that carving is very relaxing, right. Give the twisy vase a try. Did you find the video where I show you how to make it?
@sandracartica4932
@sandracartica4932 Год назад
@@annruel1982 yes, I found the twisty vase video! Yay!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@sandracartica4932 Oh good. 🙂
@darrellmelton1215
@darrellmelton1215 Год назад
I like the second vase best.
@darrellmelton1215
@darrellmelton1215 Год назад
Let me add to my comment here. I love and watch all of your video tutorials Ann ( hope that I spelled that right) even the ones I will never try. They are to the point and informative, please continue making them. And I do like both of the vases but the second one is, in my opinion, best.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@darrellmelton1215 Aww...thanks so much Darrell. You can thank Jim for the way they are formatted. From the beginning, he wanted the videos to be as concise and informative as we could make them so I have had to learn to trim things back. I appreciate your opinion about the vases too. Thanks so much!! Happy potting!
@gaeangardensbyizabela
@gaeangardensbyizabela Год назад
Darling little mouse amongst the wheat stalks, so cute and sweet. Low relief made easy, a great tutorial Ann!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Izabela!! Thanks for that!! The vase just lent itself to having something swaying in the wind so the wheat stalks with the mice just went with it.
@Worrier629
@Worrier629 Год назад
Ann, you’re a very skilled and generous artist! I loved the neat look of the celadon glazed vase!
@pottershawn
@pottershawn Год назад
I can’t decide! I think the first one speaks to me!❤
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Thanks Shawn! Im still up in the air about them both. They have both grown on me. I appreciate your thoughts!!
@JudyHensley-xn5gu
@JudyHensley-xn5gu 2 месяца назад
Fabulous Ann!!!!!😍
@sallythompson5071
@sallythompson5071 Год назад
I'm inspired. My fave is the first one.
@cherylkornegay741
@cherylkornegay741 Год назад
I really like the vase where you used the pigment. How about doing a video on water etching as a follow on to the carving video? Love your work Ann!
@vzeimen
@vzeimen Год назад
Water etching would be great. Ann has a video on water etching already ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hY8a4L3Y95Q.html. This video inspired me to try and I've done quite a few things using shellac with really pretty results.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Cheryl! Thanks so much. Vicki Zeiman is right, I actually did a video with the subject of water etching. that is a fun technique for sure. Congratulations on your magazine article this month!
@mjceramics5552
@mjceramics5552 Год назад
I was thinking same. This looks like a lot of painstaking work and was wondering if water etching would produce the same result with less work. Always enjoy your videos Ann! You really get us thinking!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@mjceramics5552 Hi MaryJane. Thanks for the kind words. the only thing about water etching is that you let the masking substance (like shellac) dry to the surface and then wipe away the surrounding clay. Once the shellac dries, you cant take it off without firing. You will get an etched surface, yes, but you cant go back and soften the hard edges that would be underneath the shellac (or mod podge or whatever masking you are using). In other words, you will have a flat surface along the top edge. If you carve it by hand, you get much softer relief edges and you can carve details into it too. Does that make sense.
@mjceramics5552
@mjceramics5552 Год назад
@@annruel1982 yes! After I saw this I went back and rewatched that episode on water etching and see what you mean. I learn so much from you...thanks!
@shubhrajoshi5357
@shubhrajoshi5357 Год назад
brilliantly explained
@maudemccarthy1667
@maudemccarthy1667 Год назад
Both simply wonderful…especially like the second. Thank you for sharing.
@easterazali9237
@easterazali9237 Год назад
You are a very gifted lady Ann , this design is gorgeous ! I like the first one which has a rustic look to it 💝 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Easter. Aww...how kind of you. I really appreciate your thoughts!! Happy potting to you!
@freedomstaying-free8162
@freedomstaying-free8162 Год назад
Love the Celadon Ochre finish on the mouse/wheat vase....so simple & elegant. 5 stars
@deepashtray5605
@deepashtray5605 Год назад
"Anybody can do it." Galdangitall, you were supposed to keep that a secret! It helps immensely to have a smooth bodied clay to carve into. Beautiful work as usual.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
haha....the secret is out. ...You are right about the porcelain as opposed to the grogged clay. In fact I actually do mention that when I am using my wet finger to smooth the clay. Good catch Ash.
@micheledickey4066
@micheledickey4066 Год назад
Incredible pieces!! I like the one with more color. You can see the detail better. I would never have the patience to do this but I’m glad there are people out there who do and make such beautiful pieces!!!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Michele. So nice to hear from you. I bet you could do this technique. Give it a try before poo pooing it 🙂
@micheledickey4066
@micheledickey4066 Год назад
@@annruel1982 You’re so sweet! My hubby says I have amazing patience but some things I just don’t want to do. Lol. I LOVE everything you do and show all of us. I’ve tried most of it. But… carving like this is not one of them. I wish so badly I were better at sculpting.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@micheledickey4066 I bet you could do it. Like most things in life the more you practice the better you get. And if you are someone with patience, I bet you would be the perfect person to try. 🙂
@chrisp7548
@chrisp7548 Год назад
Wow! Very nice!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Thanks so much Chris!!! Im glad you liked it!
@mainacht3509
@mainacht3509 Год назад
Your work is incredible, Anne.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Mai!! Thanks so much!! Give it a try!!
@dianeuranowski3694
@dianeuranowski3694 Год назад
simply amazing!💕
@schmugalie
@schmugalie Год назад
That is beautiful!!! Definitely something I’m going to try!!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Em!!! thank you so much for watching!! Go for it!!
@shirleycirio6897
@shirleycirio6897 Год назад
Ditto, ditto, ditto.... So very talented and generous!!!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Aww...thanks so much Shirley! ditto to you too, haha 🙂. Happy potting!!
@tutsilibelle3617
@tutsilibelle3617 Год назад
Oh my gosh, that vase is absolutely beautiful, i will certainly try to make one, the little Mouse is so cute you are really blessed with such a talent.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
You are so kind Tutsi! Thanks so much!! Give it a try. I also have a video showing how to make the twisty vase to carve on.
@jackiestoklas6015
@jackiestoklas6015 Год назад
Thank you Ann. I love carving, but I'm self taught and flying blind. So nice to find a tutorial. My first effort at wheat looks like wild flowers on a wind blown stalk. Maybe I'll color them purple and try again on my next outing.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Jackie. Hey Wild flowers on a wild blown stalk sounds great to me. You took the idea and made it your own! I say, keep going!!! and thanks for watching. Happy potting to you.
@linzajchowski1803
@linzajchowski1803 Год назад
Another amazing video and beautiful work. Thank you
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Wow, thanks so much Lin! I appreciate the kind words and you watching!
@deborahdanhauer8525
@deborahdanhauer8525 Год назад
You are an amazing artist! I love these so much… I think I prefer the contrast of the first one best. That really brings it to life. So beautiful! Thank you❤️🤗🐝🌀
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Thanks so much Deborah!! You re right about the contrast. Good eye. Thank you for watching!!
@deborahdanhauer8525
@deborahdanhauer8525 Год назад
@@annruel1982 You’re welcome and thank you too❤️🤗🐝
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@deborahdanhauer8525 🙂
@walkerpottery9296-Natalie
@walkerpottery9296-Natalie Год назад
I love both vases! Such a neat process to watch you do! I think it would look nice to try the interactive pigment with the celadon over it. Thanks for a great tutorial!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey!! Yes, you are so right. Great idea. I should have made more of those so I could experiment. 🙂.
@embee7434
@embee7434 Год назад
Happy New Year! What an adorable subject to teach such a fiddly skill! Thank you for sharing. I like how the treatment on the first vase really accented and highlighted the carvings.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Happy New Year to you Em!! I appreciate your input!! Thanks as always for watching!!
@clayeasy
@clayeasy Год назад
Thank you again for a great tutorial! Love to see the result and how you use all of your tools. Cheers from Finland!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Thanks so much for your kind words. Looks like you are focusing on the sculpting too. Awesome. Hello to Finland from Florida!! 🙂
@darlink57
@darlink57 Год назад
Excellent video! Thanks so much!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey! Great to hear from you! thakns so much for watching and being so supportive!!
@rutilopata8294
@rutilopata8294 Год назад
Beautiful! Loved both but the celadon a dot more✨💐🌸thank you Ann!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Ruti! I appreciate your thoughts. thanks so much for watching. I think they are both growing on me, haha. Happy potting!
@pookiesmemaw
@pookiesmemaw Год назад
That's just beautiful ❤️
@svenlundergard1
@svenlundergard1 Год назад
This is a well produced, well filmed and well narrated instructional video. Thanks. Liked and subscribed!!
@AnaMahsati
@AnaMahsati Год назад
Great tips, thanks! I like the pigmented vase more, but both look good.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Ana. I appreciate your thoughts. There are a lot of ways I could have gone about decorating these. :-). thanks for watching and happy potting!
@Sheepdog1314
@Sheepdog1314 Год назад
excellent
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Sheep! Thanks so much!! I appreciate that!
@vzeimen
@vzeimen Год назад
Very nice, I think I like the Ochre one best but both are lovely. I love carving clay and have been wanting to start learning to do more relief so this was an excellent video for me. Thanks again Ann
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Oh awesome Vicki!! go for it!! If you do, I would love to see the pictures.
@user-ez1cu6kk6z
@user-ez1cu6kk6z 6 месяцев назад
Fab work ❤
@sofiaceleste6299
@sofiaceleste6299 Год назад
Que bello, hermoso!! Gracias por compartir tu talento 🙂
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
¡Sí! Es totalmente un placer para mí compartir. ¡Darle una oportunidad!
@tazounettedu69
@tazounettedu69 Год назад
Thanks you for your videos and tips ❤
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Totally my pleasure Crawl! Thanks for watching!
@susangrogan5150
@susangrogan5150 Год назад
Excellent. You are very talented.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Awesome Susan!! I appreciate that!! Go and give it a try!
@TheButlersPottery
@TheButlersPottery Год назад
Thanks for sharing. I like the one with gold accents best. I just made some mugs and was going to paint cactail on them. I think I'll carve them instead. I find carving relaxing and meditation.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Joyce. I appreciate your thoughts 🙂. I think carving the cattails on pottery would be a great subject. It will be fun to play around with the texture as they are like velvet.
@RoosterPootPottery
@RoosterPootPottery Год назад
Thanks!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Wow, thanks so much Sheri!!! that is so nice of you. Jim and I appreciate you watching!! Happy New Year to you!
@chloeuntrau4588
@chloeuntrau4588 Год назад
Prefer the first one...lovely work!
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Wow, thanks so much Chloe! thanks for watching!
@user-cl5xf2vn1d
@user-cl5xf2vn1d Год назад
Вдохновляют вашими работами. Вы молодец!
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
Спасибо
@sarahelgefalk5955
@sarahelgefalk5955 Год назад
Tack!
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
Thank you so much for your support! We will put it to good use - thank you!
@doninis1354
@doninis1354 Год назад
I am deaply impressed but I am also a bit jalous. I don't have the possibility to work with clay, but I would love to. As an multi creativa I take a lot from your videos what works not just with clay. Thank you so much.
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@emmapuppylover3051
@emmapuppylover3051 3 месяца назад
❤❤❤❤❤❤
@BitaJewells
@BitaJewells Год назад
😊😊❤
@sandrasaunt6441
@sandrasaunt6441 5 месяцев назад
First one ❤
@redharrier8273
@redharrier8273 Год назад
Wow, that was a wonderful lesson! Thank you so much for making it look easy enough to be at least approachable for a novice like me. I've been looking for ways to float up a drawing but didn't know how. What are your thoughts on water etching? How does it compare to this process and where would one use it? Would you have time to discuss the two methods in a demonstration to see the difference in results? Thank you.
@redharrier8273
@redharrier8273 Год назад
PS: i like the second one more. Porcelain is so seductive - the finished pot appears more sculptural and shows cases the design without the added pigment, IMO. With a grogged clay, definitely the pigment - for a rustic effect. They are both beautiful. ❤️
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Red. Thanks so much for your thoughts and for watching our video. I actually did a video where I did water erosion type of etching on the clay. Let me know if you dont find it in our collection. Water etching is where you draw a design onto bone dry clay, then brush some sort of mask over the lines . I have used such things as shellac or even mod podge. When the mask dries, you can take a damp sponge and wipe it over the masked lines and the design will still be raised. The only thing is that you have to fire off the mask so there is not really a chance that you can define the edges to make them softer. Does that make sense?
@redharrier8273
@redharrier8273 Год назад
@@annruel1982 Thank you. I will look it up.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@redharrier8273 let me know if you dont find it. Good luck
@sandiecraig174
@sandiecraig174 Год назад
Hi there Ann - great work - can I just ask - you didn't seem to slip and score when you added the extra clay to the form - I've never worked with porcelain so is this restricted to that clay - I would like to try with earthenware first - thanks - x
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hey Sandie. Good eyes. Actually I am more apt to slip and score jointed pieces than I am to clay that I am just attaching like these little tiny bits. Of course, that said in this case, the clay was still leather hard and more apt to sticking to it. If the clay were totally bone dry, then I would wet the bone dry clay, score it and slip and hope that it wouldnt pop off. I could just tell that the two clays I was putting together were not that far from each other in the drying process. Give this a try !!
@sandiecraig174
@sandiecraig174 Год назад
@@annruel1982 - Ann = thanks for that - Love your videos BTW x
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@sandiecraig174 Aww...that is so sweet. Thanks for waching Sandie
@shaiouchowdhury803
@shaiouchowdhury803 Год назад
Can you make a video for beginners to learn model making with plaster of Paris
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Shaiou. Do you mean creating the molds for slip casting? I have done a couple of videos where I use the plaster or paris but one was only for making a damp box and the ohter one involved me making a mold to press clay into for tiles. Making molds for slip casting is a whole other skill that I dont have a lot of hands on knowledge to do, much less I would have to shell out some bucks for the supplies and then have space in my studio to store once I was done with it. I will think about it, but I am not sure it would be worth it. Im sorry about that.
@shaiouchowdhury803
@shaiouchowdhury803 Год назад
@@annruel1982 yes but not the molds but the model. How to curve out the model for making molds. Basic on curveing a model.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@shaiouchowdhury803 Just to be clear, you are not asking about me doing the plaster of paris part, you just want to see me carve something like an animal, for instance. Actually, I dont have as much experience with that. I chose the functional pottery side of clay. the closest video to this that I have done is making a little piggy pinch pot, haha. ...ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K9mIjbcQ1lY.html
@sandrasau1890
@sandrasau1890 Год назад
Hi Ann, is this a porcelain clay?
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
999.994% of the time Standard Porcelain #365
@clairblair2671
@clairblair2671 10 месяцев назад
Is the clay so moist it isn’t necessary to wet the attachments?
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery 10 месяцев назад
Yes, when its really sticky - then you dont really need to wet it. Thanks.
@lili-dz4oo
@lili-dz4oo Год назад
🙏🙏🙏👍😍
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Yeah!! Thanks so much Lili!! Give the carving a try!
@Elizabeth-tj8ex
@Elizabeth-tj8ex Год назад
What kind of clay do you use?
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
in descrption
@karri8998
@karri8998 Год назад
I did not understand what you said at the beginning of the video. The burnishing won't work if it's grog? Is that correct? And if so why?
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
Hi Karri. Hmmm....last night I wrote a lengthy response to your question right here but it doesnt look like it posted. I will try again. You are right that trying to smooth out the surface of clay that has grog in it wont work as well as if you are doing it with clay that doesnt have grog in it (like porcelain). The problem is that when you construct something with grogged clay, there is a fine layer of smooth clay on the top, but lurking right under the surface will be the rocky like edges of the grog. So when you wet your finger and try to burnish the clay smooth, that fine smooth layer of silt is removed by the water. What is left is that pitted groggy surface. Where you tried to smooth out the surface but end up with a rough surface instead. I actually demonstrated that in my last carving video if you want to look it up
@karri8998
@karri8998 Год назад
@@annruel1982 Thank you so much Ann. I really appreciate your response and learn so much from your videos. Thanks again, looking forward to watching more of your content.
@annruel1982
@annruel1982 Год назад
@@karri8998 Any time Karri!! I really appreciate you watching 🙂
@nicholereber8283
@nicholereber8283 Год назад
Thanks!
@LittleStreetPottery
@LittleStreetPottery Год назад
Thank you so much for your support - we really appreciate it! Welcome to the team!
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