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Awww thanks!! I had a blast. Next one is Nov 16

🤣🤩🤩 thank you

Please don’t.

Thank you!! It went really well! I can't wait until the next one in November!

@@lisabroussardjanuska7681 🤩😍⚡️ omg thank you so much!!!!

Haha I totally understand that!!! It’s such a long process and a little can go wrong. I can certainly make a shorter video or a few different ones so you can get the hang of the steps!

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Me tooooo 🥹

Thank you! I actually make my own silk screens and push underglaze through it to make the outlines!

Welcome! I hope you try it!

Hi! I have not made one yet but it would definitely need to be a whole video of its own bc it’s a pretty long process involving a few apps, a cricut cutter, some iron on vinyl and silk screen material as well as underglaze and a special thickening agent to make the lines crisp when you push it through the screen!

And yes it’s newsprint paper! I’ve tried a few others and they all sort of disintegrate easier than newsprint

Yes! Newsprint paper

I fire to cone 6 regular cone setting natural cool in my electric kiln

Yeah for sure! It’s all about finding out how long the dry times are for you and that will vary depending on where you live and humidity levels.

Hi! I make them. I took a class by Catie Miller. She does low fire clays and slip but she includes a recipe from someone else that can go up to cone 6. I will see if I can find his name or find the recipe!

I bought Catie Millers slip class. She shares a recipe for cone 5-6 slip by another artist. I’ll see if I can find it-we just moved around all of our basement for a broken water pipe 😂

Thank you for the feedback

Hi! Thank you! I made a stencil. First I draw what I want in an app called procreate and then I transfer it to my cricut app, cut it and iron it onto silk screen fabric. Then I use underglaze thickened with some gel stuff from Duncan and then put it through my stencil. I was thinking I needed another video for that as well 😆 it’s a long process

Hi! Thank you! It is not just water and clay- it has 5 different powdered ingredients and water. It’s very thin!! But it make a great layer once it’s dry enough.

Awesome great tip!! I usually just try to make the paper bigger so I have enough room if it goes a little crooked. But then I have to deal with wet edges and it gets messy. So great thought I’ll see if I can predict the arc pattern it will make!

Thank you! I’m glad I’m not the only one that appreciates not having to search around for “part 2” 🤣 I’m sure they get more views doing that but oh well. I use 4oz squeeze bottles I found on Amazon and they come with an 18 gauge tip most of the time. I put a sewing pin in there to keep it from clogging instead of the rubber top things they come with. I’ll see if I can find the exact ones on my Amazon and add a link below.

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@@MugwortsArtcraft Thanks so much!!

You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching. The teachers did love their mugs 🥹

🤩 thank you!!!

Great! I’m glad we are on the same page. Thanks for watching!

I like one full video myself. Can you use underglazes in bottles with tips, or must it be colored slips? I'm about to do a mosaic stepping stone and want to glaze using stroke and coat...would like it to be easier instead of painting my glazes on my tiles. Love the designs you chose.

Absolutely yes with underglaze! Stroke and coat is not the same tho so I don’t know how that would transfer. You could certainly try and put them in squeeze bottles and do it directly on your piece but I would suggest bigger tips for something like that bc that glaze is SO thick. Hope that helps!

It sure does, thank you for your reply!!!

Of course! If you have instagram I’d love to see how your project turns out! Send me a picture when it’s done or tag me (I’m horrible with technology)

Thank you! Oh for sure. I think no matter what you do, there will always be drips that need scraping!

🤩 not bad for a first try!

Thank you! No, unfortunately the honey flux is the magic part. It makes it melty and lighter. You could try a different flux if you have some but just using stroke and coat will just stay wherever you put it. It’s a super stable glaze meaning it really won’t move at all. You could try mixing some together to get a gradual color change or something fun like that but it would take some practice to get exactly what you want.

Hahaha oh no!!! Don’t get THAT excited 🤣🤣🤣

🤩🤩🤩 thank you!!! I gotta make some new videos soon!!

Oh really?! I just found a couple more that I moved and forgot about yesterday 🤣 I’ll try that. Thanks for the suggestion!

🤩 thank you for watching. Sorry I haven’t made any recent long form videos! I need to get back into it.

@@MugwortsArtcraft Busy Mom's have little spare time. No worries!

🥹 thank you for understanding

😆 distractions! I made some more today

🤩 thank you! A customer requested those for her chiropractor parents.

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Thank you! I bisqued them to 04 before glazing if that’s what you are asking. They all turn out really cool! Some times green can get a little swampy looking but I’ve gave good luck with Green Thumb which I think is the only green I have.

Thank you 🙏

I usually get an order of Big Turtle and Sheltowee from KY Mudworks. I used to get Speckled Turtle a lot but it made my glaze blister almost every time. Elk Horn Red or something like that is also good but very similar to Sheltowee. I can't remember if there is a price difference.

@@MugwortsArtcraft thank you!!!!!

020 I believe! Sometimes I just do 019 bc you can do gold in the same firing if you just go to 019 for both gold and MOP

Underneath is Coyote Fairy Rose, Lavender Mist, and Raspberry Mist covered in Sandstone and then a rim of Sangria. I have a similar tutorial video that I called Sandstone Tutorial.

Yeah the video right before this one shows my slip decorating. I use colored slip on squeeze bottles and then cover the whole design in white slip before I transfer it onto leather dry clay.

Yep I make the underglaze transfer and then decorate it with colored slip!

@@MugwortsArtcraft look forward to seeing end result

Me too!

Thank you! Try it out 🥰 it’s really fun!

Thank you! It’s newsprint paper!

Yes I do love brown clay the most but I would be curious how it would look on white clay! Let me know if you try it.

Yeah I have literally no idea how/why some things run and some don’t! Maybe the stroke and coat slows it down?!

🥰 thanks! I’m going to make a silk screen so I can get some crisper lines 🎉

Me too! The purples are a little weird. And I used “reactive red” inside but it’s def more pink. Still love it tho! I’m going to make a silk screen of this. Maybe minus the watermelon?

Ohhh great suggestion! I’m excited to see how these colors change once fired. I think they should be pastel-ish. I’ll definitely do some blues/greens with touches of pinks and corals on the next one!

🤩 thank you!!! I love them too!

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Great feed back! Someone else said the same thing. I will definitely make longer videos. I have a ton of footage to sort through. In the meantime I try to post shorts to keep the algorithm happy 😆