POTTERY AT HOME - Pinch Pot Vases - Beginner Friendly Home Decor DIY 

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@@jana_storm How do you make the amazing animation ? :o

I concur!!! I am mesmerized ❤

You can check out my videos on "Air Dry Clay", that doesn't need to be fired

Thanks a lot! Yes you can! Botz has a lot of tutorial videos about this on their website.

It's bright stoneware clay with 20% chamotte. After the second firing the clay becomes a bit beige. But the glaze is white...

no, it is stoneware clay :)

Hey, thank you so much! At the moment I'm not selling my pieces, just pottering for myself ;)

@@jana_storm Thanks for your reply 😊

I use the burning service of a local pottery studio :)

yes you can, but then you need to use some varnish or sealer to make it water proof. Or you use a container inside it ;)

Yes, definitely! I just think its a bit harder to even out the seems...at least with the air dry clay that I used ;)

Yes definitely! Air dry clay can be harder to blend I feel but the technique works the same :)

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I use stoneware clay with 25% chamotte

Yes totally! Just be aware that the air dry clay will not be water proof unless you use some kind of sealing. But for dried flowers it always works ;)

How long would it take to air dry? What kind of sealing would be needed?

That is not hot enough... For stoneware clay you need a kiln ;)

the building process only takes a few minutes/hours depending on your skills ;) then the drying takes a couple of days. The pottery studio I bring my pieces to fires them within a week, so then I pick them up and glaze them (that can be done within a day, because the glaze dries really fast) and then another week in the pottery studio. So to get the finished piece it took me around 3 weeks. But it's a lot of waiting time ;)

@@jana_storm Thanks, and how did you get excited about this? :)

It's fired in a kiln at 1250 °C

Ja ;)

Rude!

Thank you! No you can't fire it in a home oven, you need a kiln for it if you use stoneware clay

1st fire bisque fire 900 Celsius second firing 1020-1060 degrees celsius

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What if you can not fire cause you don’t have this machine?

@@mariafmar She said in the video she goes to a place that has a firing service (which one can use before investing in one's own kiln).

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Hi Dimitry, you're actually right. I said it wrong in the video. The vases were only fired at 1100°C! Thanks for noticing!

thank you! maybe this is an interesting video for you ;) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K7ciVdbLOLs.html

I use stoneware clay that is burned in a kiln to turn into ceramic. I glaze my pieces with a liquid glaze from a brand called "Botz" and burn them at 1250° celcius

You can, in my experience it is just a bit trickier to get the seam as even. But that also depends on what kind of air dry clay you are using. But definitely give it a try! Let me know how it turned out 😉