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

Thank your for watching xx

Thank you so much xxxx

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!

Thank you so glad you like them :) You can look into kiln hire in your area - this website is great for checking www.kilnshare.com

@@BlankEarthCeramicsthank you. Bx

Thank you so much xx

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it x

Wow such a pretty flower :) Thank you for watching xxx

Thank you so much for the tips - will try that out next time :)

Sorry I didn't manage to film this one but I have lots of photos on the instagram if you want to take a look - you have to scroll back to the less recent ones instagram.com/blankearth/

Hi Its water-resistant MDF made by Hartley and Noble :)

Thank you!! yes it was or 1 year anniversary recently hehe xx

@@BlankEarthCeramics you are welcome

That's great news! Congratulations :) You can have the kiln in the same space as long as you vent the fumes out and make sure it has the recommended clearance from surrounding furniture etc. I use an electric heater but it isn't the most efficient - I'm hoping my next studio will be much bigger then I'm planning to have a wood burner but that would depend if you have the space. I recently have put a de-humidifier in the studio to remove the excess moister in the air but as a by product it does also generate heat which is fab. I'm sure you have but make sure the garage is very well insulated so that will help a lot :) Thank you so much for watching! Su x

Ah thank you for such a lovely comment - that has made my day :) So So grateful for your support xxx

No problem! Thank you for watching :)

Do you mean the glazes? I get them from Bath Potters in the UK www.bathpotters.co.uk/slips-glazes/raku-glazes/raku-brush-on-glazes/c283?filter=1&f_category=190 but you can also get them direct from their website www.spectrumglazes.com/product-category/glazes/850-series-raku-glazes/

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Thank you!! I wipe the rim of the tealight dish that sits on top of the lighthouse base because I will fire it upside down with rim touching the kiln shelf (I want the bottom glazed so its easier to clean if you want to put a tealight underneath it in the lighthouse base). The lighthouse base and lighthouse top are fully glazed and I just wipe the bottoms as they will be fired in the kiln upright. Each piece is fired separately. I hope that helps - let me know if you have any other questions :)

Wow that's so helpful thank you so much for sharing your experience :) This has come at the best time because I'm just going to do my first raku of the year this month. Will be going to the shop to find a smaller vessel and some hardwood chips! Really excited now. I'm getting started making this years Christmas decorations early hehe. Hope you have a fab week!! x

So glad you found it helpful and good luck for your new studio - how exciting! I had the same problem because of metric vs imperial measurements - they are very slight out. I bought a diamond core pad that is smaller and has sticky back plastic on the back so I could attach it to a wooden batt that fit my wheel. www.scarva.com/en/gb/DiamondCore-Tools-120-Grit-Diamond-Grinding-Disc/m-7783.aspx

Thank you!!

So glad!! Thank you so much for watching :)