How to make a ceramic wall piece/alcove 

Thank you Jane. I enjoy your posts very much. I live in the USA,in the high dessert area of Idaho. I love this project, prepare the day before and ready to play the next morning. My dog too thinks I am some type of servant. If I ever get back to the UK. It would be lovely to meet.

So glad it went over the time mark 😁 was like a pleasurable unexpected visit and a bonus to learn about all those extra tid bits of info.

Love those I am Catholic and I love reminds me of icons on Italy 🙏🏼🙏🏼I would love to make Holy water fonts ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰

You have such inspiring ideas! Really fabulous, thank you.

I always look forward to your videos, the longer the better!Thank you very much!💚

Thank you very much for sharing. You are very creative and have a great knowledge of pottery. I have learned a lot. You can go over 15 minutes any time. Thanks from North Carolina

Thank you so much for sharing!

I love your videos and your work! Informative and therapeutic to watch! I’m wondering with rolling out slabs with a rolling pin, is one material better than another? For example wooden vs metal (non stick kitchen type)? And is there a recommendation of how thin you can roll a slab? What is the thinnest you’d recommend?

No, maam, your videos are NEVER bad. I LOVE THEM!

I just love watching your videos! I made my first icon yesterday. The tips you gave were invaluable and I love my piece. I couldn’t figure out how to attach a picture, sorry 😳

Thank you Jane. Love this idea, I might trythis soon.

Thank you SO MUCH for these videos! I am a potter and teacher at the Craft Guild of Dallas where I have a lot of beginners every session. It can be very hard to find projects to do with them once I'm past the basic pinch pot, coil pot, slab square box and intro to wheel throwing. You've given me so many ideas for things to do with my students that combine techniques and are complex but still easy enough for a relative beginner. Like you say, it doesn't have to be complicated to be impactful. Thanks so very, very much!

Hey this is vaishali frm india. Cud you pls gv a tutorial abt using powdered undergazes, what mixing mediums to use and how and when to use a glaze on top?

I love them!!! Thanks so much for this video. I was looking for something to make today, now I'm set on making some of these. ❤ ❤ ❤ love your videos. Thanks from Tucson, AZ 🌵

Just had to comment, SWG is standard wire gauge (the thickness). You can scavenge this wire from old electrical heaters, bar fires and old storage heaters. It is basically heating element. Cheers, Andy

This is a link to the Nichrome wire! uk.rs-online.com/web/p/test-lead-wire/7141723/

عمل فني ممتاز و شرح مبسط يتحدى عامل اللغة

What do you use to hang your pieces?

Love this ! But how we can hang it on wall ? Back side is plane I think no hanging point

How do you paint behind the scalloped edge of the balcony

Lovely, great video. The longer videos are great because we learn more from you. Thanks again! From Brisbane Australia 😀

you're the BEST! Important details well taught. Thank you!

Such cool ideas!! Side note, i have this bell on my front door that hangs from the door knob, so when my dog needs to go out, they paw at it to indicate they need to go out, so they don't bark constantly and be annoying. Lol i do love these designs!! Also, if you want to stick to your 15 minute videos but have to do the whole thing in more. You can cut them in half and do part one and part two. If you would like, just an idea

Thank you wonderful idea

Love your style!

Love your work so much 🎉

Thanks for the video and the tip about the wire. Could you please put up a link to the wire that you’ve used.👍

Hi, how can i make the part to hang it on the walk ?

Love this idea!

I have learned so much from watching you. I enjoy you very much, BTW I from Texas in the USA.

Thank you Jane!

OMG, thanks so much for doing this! I'm so, so tired of bowls and mugs! :)

Wow, I LOVE these! I can’t wait to teach this when I have my own classroom and more time with the kiddos to spend on these. They are so beautiful!

Does it matter how thick your slip is?

Absolutely love all your videos!

Literally this is the best pottery tutorial I’ve seen, thank you so much! You make it accessible and fun, and not strict. I 💯 struggle with trying to attain perfection in little details in my art (not that I’m close to perfection haha but it bugs me)… it’s so awesome to hear you talk about that and how striving for perfect details can take away the life and humanity from the piece. That was really helpful!!! I’m going to an art space here tomorrow and will try to make a mini shrine and not worry about getting perfectly straight walls!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖