I was excited with anticipation to see the results as you described at the beginning of the video. Crazy of "gift receiving" it feels. Thanks for sharing.
I'll sometimes add broken bits of glass or those glass beads you find at craft stores. They melt like crazy in the kiln. They aren't food safe, so I only add them to nobs or on pieces not meant for food.
@@hobblecreekpottery thank you I just asked because I love black clay, but I just found it is not safe to fire at home, just look for safe data for that clay. The one sales near me you can not be in the room when it is fire, even with Envirovent and have to air the room for 2 days before you go inside to empty the kiln. The clays with higher manganese is not even safe for use in the kitchen or microwave 🤗
I was excited with anticipation to see the results as you described at the beginning of the video. Crazy of "gift receiving" it feels. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching. Kiln results are the best even when there's fails. Always something to learn.
Incredibly beautiful and creative pots you have! I can’t imagine how excited your students are. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you so much. I'm super proud of my amazing students and how they have taken to clay and bloomed.
Wounderful work!
Thank you!
Love that rhubarb leaf bowl!
That rhubarb leaf was my favorite, it was simply 🤩 stunning! I wish I was close by to be in your classes! You have some extremely talented folks.
Yes I do. I'm very blessed to have them and the pottery community we're creating.
GREAT Kiln Opening...must say Congratulations!
Thank you.
The leaf is gorgeous!! Love the fall items also!
Love the black pumpkin & your ghosts!!
Thank you so much.
Love that pumpkin!
I LOVE those halloween mugs!!
Thank you!
So true about keeping ‘seconds’ why don’t we keep perfect pieces, we deserve them! 😃
Lol, so true. We must treat ourselves every now and then.
Hi, another great kiln opening. At the end of the video you mentioned adding glass to the pieces. How did you do that process?
I'll sometimes add broken bits of glass or those glass beads you find at craft stores. They melt like crazy in the kiln. They aren't food safe, so I only add them to nobs or on pieces not meant for food.
@@hobblecreekpottery thank you for answering. So the glass can go in with the glaze firing? It isn't a separate firing like a lustre is?
Wonderful kiln opening, the rhubbarb leaf was fantastic!! Are the Clayscape glazes dipping glazes? Good luck with you art fair ❤️
Yes, I try and use dipping as often as I can. It so much faster.
Love your tee shirt
Amazing 😻
Ahh, thank you.
Thumbs up for channel support!
Thank you.
Love love your work! What model is your Skutt?❤️❤️❤️
It's a KM 1027. Love her. Her name is Sorcha.
Obsidian clay who is the maker ? Does it is made with manganese?
Yes, it has lots of manganese in it and I get it from Aardvark.
@@hobblecreekpottery thank you I just asked because I love black clay, but I just found it is not safe to fire at home, just look for safe data for that clay. The one sales near me you can not be in the room when it is fire, even with Envirovent and have to air the room for 2 days before you go inside to empty the kiln. The clays with higher manganese is not even safe for use in the kitchen or microwave 🤗
Why would there be stress cracks on the bottom of your dip platter? Happened to me also - how could you avoid it?
Great firing ❤
What did you use for glass at the bottom of these little dishes?
Used just broken bits from blue, green, and clear bottles.