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Oops! Sorry about that. If I had read all previous comments I would see that you have a tutorial on that! Thank you!

@@calliedavis1406 Hehe no worries so glad you enjoyed them :)

Hehe aw thank you so much xxx

Ah thank you so much x

You can let them dry out and reclaim them. by adding water and wedging back into soft clay. Thank you for watching!

This one was a speckled stoneware but there are specific tile making clays you can use to too

Thank you for watching :) Yep here is the opal recipe - glazy.org/recipes/131996

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Thank you! You can glaze the bottoms of the warmers then any discolouration from the fire should wipe away. xxx

Yay thank you so much xx

Hi Patricia - thank you for your kind words :) Sure the brown is this one: glazy.org/recipes/56085 The green is this one: glazy.org/recipes/32034 and the opal is this one: glazy.org/recipes/131996 Thank you!

@BlankEarthCeramics Thank you so much! 💚

Amazing! Its the best :) So glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching xx

Yes I won't lie the reclaim process its a bit of a task, I have plastic boxes all along the top of my shelves that I dry all the scraps in and then reclaim them in buckets then dry on plaster batts. I'm always in a cycle of reclaiming so I don't let it build up haha! My dream for the future would be a pug mill. It's one of those things that you get used to an incorporate into the day. I might include it in a video in the future - maybe one about the annoying but essential tasks to keep the studio running. Thank you for watching! x

@@BlankEarthCeramics thanks for this! I reclaim all my throwing bits, but the carving you do seems like…a lot. Helps to know you dry it out first. I really am interested in trying bc I hate building with slabs, I think I just need to try

Hi Thank you so much! This is a stoneware clay with some grog in it :)

Ah thank you so much xxx

That sounds lovely - fig leaves will look great! The green oribe glaze was this one: glazy.org/recipes/112401 plus 7% copper xx

The Rohde ecotops are great smaller kilns - the 43l was really easy to use and suited us at the start we just out grew the size but for what you are wanting to make it sounds perfect x

@@BlankEarthCeramics thanks so much, that's really helpful to know! Xx

Thank you!! I will try and film it for a video xx

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Ooooh very jealous of your wood firing!! I bet they will look amazing! Thank you for watching :) xx

Ah thank you of your kind words :) Thanks for watching xx

Hehe! Ah thank you so much for your lovely comments :)

Ah thank you!! xxx

Ah thank you so much xxx

Sure thing the yellow glaze is this base glaze glazy.org/recipes/78051 and replace the cobalt and iron oxide with 6% high fire yellow stain (www.bathpotters.co.uk/high-fire-yellow-inclusion-glaze-stain-ref-zl-258/p3410) and 2% honey stain (www.bathpotters.co.uk/honey-leadfree-glaze-body-stain-b124/p279) and the brown is this one: glazy.org/recipes/17361

Ah thank you so much!!

Ah thank you Kera!! I do actually have a black glaze so when you want to order just email me and I can send you a photo :)

Ah thank you!! So lovely of you xxx Thank you for watching :)

Yes!! that's a great idea - I'm making some for the Christmas collection so will be able to film for a video soon x

Ah thank you!! So lovely to read :) Thank you so much for your support xxx

Ah thank you so much xxx The pink came out so nice :)

Ah thank you for watching :) xxxx

For the bisque firing, how do you stack your tiles?

@@benjaminshaw I'm so glad you found the video helpful and good luck for making your own tiles :) For bisque I stack them on top of each other about max 5 tiles together so they aren't too thick. Thank you! Su x

Ah thank you!! X

Hehe!! I always find the conversions tricky!! So glad you like them :) Thank you for watching! x

Thank you!! Its an incense cone xx

Hey they vary in price - you can get an idea from my last shop update here: www.blankearth.co.uk/kiln-openings New houses will be added to the website on the 6th October x

Hi yes they are waterproof and absolutely fine for a bathroom reno xx

@@BlankEarthCeramics thank you! Might try making my own bathroom tiles!

@@cinnamaldehyde5815 Yay good luck x

It increases about 100C every 10 mins up to 1000C Thanks for watching :)

They are bisque fired :)

Ah that's lovely to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful :) Thank you for watching! X

Thank you for your kind words! Me too :) Glazing them this week!! x

Thank you Joyce! I will put it on the list to make a handles video thank you!

Yay thank you Kera! Glad your enjoying the Kiln Opening series :)

Thank you so much!