This is so wonderful! There has been a cranberry sauce discussion in my family for years! I'm excited to make one of these dishes! Thank you!!😂

Love your dish - keeping our traditions and making new ones to hold the older ones is so important - many blessings to you and your loved ones. ❤

I love your can dish. I'm totally going to make one for next Thanksgiving. Thank you for the fun inspiration. ❤

Lovely novel idea. Looks great. Your family gathering looks wonderful 🥰🇦🇺

What a lovely project to share for Thanksgiving! Thank you for your cheerfulness and clear demo.

Oh Karen this is sooo dang adorable! There were 10 of us at Thanksgiving diner and I was the only one that ate the cranberry sauce!!!

@KaransPotsAndGlass

7 ай бұрын

Lol- well, they are ALL missing out!!! Ha!! I can't imagine having Thanksgiving dinner without it!!!

Thank you for sharing a peek into your holiday, Karen! ❤️ What a fun project! Would you consider sharing your recipe for the bread?

You look like you've had a very full house, enjoying all of your goodies! God Bless you all...Happy Days to follow Im sure....

@heididerksen8227

7 ай бұрын

What cute creative beautiful idea. Thanks I'm going to try that. Have a blessed holiday season and new year.

Lovely Karen! Always enjoy your ideas&videos… thank you✨😊

Love this!! Thank you so much for sharing.

Very well done!!

brilliant!

Thanks

Really enjoyed this. I've been practicing bottles, not because I love to make em but because I think it's a good way to better my cylinder skills and getting that clay up from the bottom. I need more ideas of what to make with cylinders as I'm tiring of bottles and vases. This is a great idea. Wondering what glaze I could use at cone 10 to get a metallic finish like that.

@KaransPotsAndGlass

7 ай бұрын

I’ve see temmekou (know I spelled that wrong!) look really metallic sometimes!!!

Do you teach your beginners to pull the walls with a sponge or without? I like to throw with a sponge, but I hesitate to teach my students to use a sponge, because I fear they won't learn to get the feel of the clay. What are your thoughts on that? Thanks!

@KaransPotsAndGlass

7 ай бұрын

Great question! I show my beginners many different techniques of pulling; with sponge, without sponge, with knuckle, with finger tips, etc. . After I show them all these techniques, I have them experiment and go with the one with which they feel most comfortable. When they struggle, I encourage them to switch it up and try something else!

@WildAcornsArtStudio

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. ❤️

Hi there!! Love your channel❤ I'm hoping you can answer this question, wish I could send you a photo on how my pieces turned out. Used high fire clay, Cone 5, used high fire glazes, and every piece that too so long to make because that are all hand made & carvings on them. They ALL turned our sooooo ugly and some cracked. I've got other high fire pieces to fire but I'm afraid to, don't want them ruined to. I usually always just low fire pieces. Do you know what possibly could of gone wrong?

@KaransPotsAndGlass

7 ай бұрын

You can send me a photo message on messenger if that helps! My first thought with that information would be- perhaps the firing was too quick, causing uneven heating and the cracking. Second, often underapplied glazes can look very yucky if not heavy enough!

@streetsmartintelligent

7 ай бұрын

@KaransPotsAndGlass OH thank you!! FYI: I did use the right amount of applications of glaze, that's what's so strange.