Very nice video. Tried to find a picture of the fired bowl on your instagram but couldn’t find it. Also you forgot to show how you made the copper wash. 🙏🏻
I don't know exactly what he does he said he did not use any glaze,but I usually add a little amount of transparent glaze in my copper so it will "stick" on the ceramic after firing.
No copper is toxic so don't wash it down in the sink. I wash everything (also brushes and sponges) in a bucket. After two days the particles are on the bottom and you can throw away the clear water. The particles go into my slop glaze / reclaim glaze bucket
Frit maybe? Idk I'm just learning this stuff too. But in glaze making ppl use chemical x + the corresponding type of frit. Idk theres a lot of books and videos on it though.
Very nice video. Tried to find a picture of the fired bowl on your instagram but couldn’t find it. Also you forgot to show how you made the copper wash. 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tutorial! I love surface enhancement ideas!
Curios about how the scraping works. Would love if you can include that. Thanks!
This was exactly what I was looking for today. Thank you so very much..
I saw a video where they were using a scrubbie that wasnt wet first and saving the dried wash for later use...have you tried this?
Copper is notorious for leaching. Wouldn’t recommend using this with food, especially acids, without testing with vinegar or lemon first.
why does the brush have mirrors on it?
Excelente quality
What are the ingredients in the wash? It looks like there’s more to it besides water and oxide.
I don't know exactly what he does he said he did not use any glaze,but I usually add a little amount of transparent glaze in my copper so it will "stick" on the ceramic after firing.
What kind of kopper mix younused?
I’d love to know how you created the texture on the bowl in the wet clay stage.
What clay body is this ?
After you have washed the excess off, is the water/wash-off safe to go down the sink?
No copper is toxic so don't wash it down in the sink. I wash everything (also brushes and sponges) in a bucket. After two days the particles are on the bottom and you can throw away the clear water. The particles go into my slop glaze / reclaim glaze bucket
It would be helpful if you said what ingredients are in the copper wash. Copper carb plus water? Anything else?
Frit maybe? Idk I'm just learning this stuff too. But in glaze making ppl use chemical x + the corresponding type of frit. Idk theres a lot of books and videos on it though.
He said pure copper
You can google for stain wash recipe. Base and add Mason stain.
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Dude put gloves on
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