🤪 I Tested Things So You Dont Have To! Using Midrange / High Fire Glazes on Unfired Clay!?😮

Hey Pottery posse! Hope this cute Christmas video finds you well! Enjoy this fun little tutorial, which doubles as a great beginner throwing video!
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thank you so much for watching and I hope you're having a lovely day! I love you weather you're new or old to my channel!!! but until next time, stay creative my friends! BYE!!!

[@LittleStreetPottery]

Very creative and I love your risk taking with the firing!

[@thepottereden]

Thank you so much! I like experimenting and exploring the medium to its fullest extent! The hardest part is mustering up the courage lol

[@karmakeefarm2686]

Love the scissor tree!!! Totally going to make those.
I use the one fire method quite a lot esp when I'm super busy. I've never had an issue :)

[@thepottereden]

Thats awesome! I am just always worried that I might have an explosion or something and then you've got tiny pieces of clay glued to your kiln and kiln shelves with glaze lol
and I LOVED making this scissor tree! It was much less tedious than the other lol

[@jasonebberts8783]

What was the glaze on the scissor cut tree? They turned out great!

[@thepottereden]

Thank you so much! That glaze is actually one made by a local pottery business here in Texas. Its their dark green midrange glaze. The company is called Texas Pottery Supply co. I actually get all my clay from them as well.

[@karmakeefarm2686]

That's a really nice green!!!