Excellent guide as usual. Thank you for doing this Mikkel. I hope somebody migrate a variation Floating Blue ( or similar ) to Low-Fire one of these days.
New subscriber, I love your work. Your floating blue is beautiful, thank you for sharing. I will try it. I’ve been using JDB144 turquoise, another beautiful blue but the rutile comes through too much when thin. I’ve tried floating blue before but that turned out too brown. I will definitely try this version of floating blue recipe 🧡
Excellent guide as usual. Thank you for doing this Mikkel. I hope somebody migrate a variation Floating Blue ( or similar ) to Low-Fire one of these days.
Thanks. I am not sure if it is possible to get the same effect on low fire. Bot who knows :-)
beautiful glaze, thanks for the video. Take care, be well
Thanks 🙏
Mega godt forklaret og dejlig energi du har! Nu vil jeg shoppe ingredienser til at lave min første glasur fra bunden :)
Bedste ønsker
Godt at høre. Tak 🙏
Hi Mikkel, your glaze looks very beautiful on your potteries, congrats and thanks for this video See you soon, bye
Thank you! 😃
Beautiful glaze. Thank you and Old Forge.
Thank you too!
Great! Thank you!
👍
Thank you for this video.
🙏
New subscriber, I love your work. Your floating blue is beautiful, thank you for sharing. I will try it.
I’ve been using JDB144 turquoise, another beautiful blue but the rutile comes through too much when thin. I’ve tried floating blue before but that turned out too brown.
I will definitely try this version of floating blue recipe 🧡
Thanks 😁❤️
Does the type of water matter ? My well water here has quite a bit of iron in it. Our tap water has calcium. Should I use demineralized water ?
It probably does but very little. I just use tap water :-)
Is this a cone 5-6 glaze? It is quite different than the one I make. Thanks so much
Yes, all glazes I di in my own workshop is cone 6
well done for having a mask! shame you didnt wear it 😷 but thanks for the video :)
I did wear it some of the time 😁
To much Blue😑
Then you are on the wrong channel. I will continue making lots of blue :-)