I made quilt-inspired nerikomi pottery

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• EL

  @elizabethnieman7066 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPCPADdU6qw&amp;t=2173">36:13</a> you need a soap cutter they’re a box with a string that you use to cut soap

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• BJ

  @BJD12thDoctor · 4 months ago

  Once you start putting the pieces together, I think there is the vibe of these candy artisans who put several colours together to make a picture and then they roll out the candy and cut it into pieces which has the small picture in it.

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• DR

  @drantoniepost · 4 months ago

  Yes please more nerikomi!!! And I have three thoughts: 1) old forge creations is using the same hand extruder for making handles and his technique is absolutely great, it helped me so much. 2) could your friend Thomas make you another dice with 3 or 4 holes? That might reduce the pressure, make the squeezing less exhausting and you might save some time? 3) I saw someone using the extruder with little tube shaped plastic bags, which made it so comfortable to switch out the colors. It was a content creator from the US and he used a 2 inch extruder with a 3 inch plastic hose thingy. I haven’t seen sth like that in Germany, but also haven’t been looking for it. Maybe so else has? Ok, I have to go to my workshop now, I’m feeling so inspired. Just love your videos ❤️

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• ZT

  @ztarblack · 4 months ago

  I would absolutely watch the heck out of a full dish set series

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• BI

  @birdlady1523 · 4 months ago

  I love the integration of a Japanese pottery technique, to create a quilt pattern which surprisingly has a significant American history to it (though yes, I know it didn’t originate in America), and it’s being created in Germany. It takes a village (of various cultures, that is, lol)!

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• NI

  @nicoleisheretolearn · 4 months ago

  Oh man these are SO FUN!! And, for what it’s worth, I’d equally be up for videos making “regular” ol’ bowl and plate sets too.

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• PA

  @paulthomann5544 · 4 months ago

  I love that you recorded the slaking sound for us :)

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• MK

  @mkisner8060 · 4 months ago

  To make it easier to extrude the smaller pieces you should get your guy to do multiple of the little triangles on the extrusion tip thingy. Since more clay is come out at once it&apos;ll be easier to squeeze.

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• AM

  @amonde8572 · 4 months ago

  The small nerikomi square would make a killer magnet!

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• KA

  @katieourmatie8250 · 4 months ago

  I’d love to see you make a whole set that’s just for yourself! It’s so fun seeing you get excited about what you do, so it’d be so great to see you make something that’s for your own home

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• MA

  @malcolm7436 · 4 months ago

  The really small die plates should have a few holes of the same shape so that it needs less pressure on the handle. :)

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• MI

  @missytyrrell1 · 4 months ago

  Oh, I can&apos;t wait to see you do this again! &nbsp;They are so gorgeous.

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