Thanks for this video. This helped me get from ok bubble glaze to "I'm so happy with it" bubble glaze. Your instructions were extremely clear and easy to follow.
I am so impressed with your level of skill. Not only in pottery, but also in your adult education skills. I have been doing pottery since April 1, 2020 and am no where near your level. Thank you for guiding this senior and letting her 10:55 learn from you. By the way, I am Dutch as well, but was not educated in Dutch but in English. I wish my spoken Dutch was as good as your English. Next time I go to Amsterdam, I will look you up.
Ah, so cool! I want to study ceramics at tafe when I'm older (for now I have to rely on the limited supplies at school, but better than nothing 😅), so this is super interesting and useful! Keep up the awesome work bro! ✨
Thank you - going to play with this today so will tag you on insta, I did struggle with a tall vase last week so will try again after watching this. Cheers from Australia :-)
Thanks for that vlog. The way you layer the bubbles to stop them running is so simple but genius, turning over to give the blue Rom is beautiful. Will be doing this in adult ed class soon. 😁
Thx so much for this very detailed video! First time I watched the video and then tried it the very same day. Unfortunately mine came out runny after applying the clear glaze. I'm going to order the clear you used and try again.
Thank you! I have tried that, but the clay doesn't absorb the underglaze mix fast enough, and the bubbles just slid off. But you can always try, maybe it works with the clay you are using😊
Hi, such a helpful video, im going to use this technique on my next pottery piece, i have watched so, so many pottery videos and this one is the best one I've seen, glad I've found you, i will look forward to learning from you 🙂
Thank you very muchhhh 🤗 May I ask a question: Do I need to wait between painting/bubbling and clear glaze? Can I apply the glaze just after bubbling process? Again thank you very much, this video incredibly helpful..
I have used four different glazes: Amaco: has sometimes small hard pieces in it Mayco: can become much lighter Botz: works good for me Duncan: is made for low fire, can change color if used on a higher temperature This is only based on my own experience, so it could be different for you😅
I have a kiln in a separate room. I'll show my studio in the future, at the moment I'm in the middle of my exams from highschool, so it can take some time😅
Hey! You seem to use clear glaze that needs to be painted on the object with a brush… Can I just add on my clear glaze by dipping my object in the glaze?
Hi Calder, was wondering if you know wether the glazes need to be underglazes or if it works just the same with mid-high fire stoneware glazes using the same process (leaving out the clear glazing at the end)? thank you for your help :)
Hi, I have never tried it myself, but I've seen others do it and it worked out! But then the piece isn't fully covered in glaze, and because of that not food safe. I will do some testing myself and might make it into a video, but it'll take some time😅
Yes I would start out with the darker color. You could also use two colors at the same time, that way they might blend nice. I can make a video about it in the future, but I'm busy with school at the moment😅
the only video I could find that gives all the details about the steps and what glazes are recommended.
Thanks for this video. This helped me get from ok bubble glaze to "I'm so happy with it" bubble glaze. Your instructions were extremely clear and easy to follow.
Thank you for letting me know!! I'm glad to hear it helped!!
I am so impressed with your level of skill. Not only in pottery, but also in your adult education skills. I have been doing pottery since April 1, 2020 and am no where near your level. Thank you for guiding this senior and letting her
10:55 learn from you.
By the way, I am Dutch as well, but was not educated in Dutch but in English. I wish my spoken Dutch was as good as your English. Next time I go to Amsterdam, I will look you up.
Thank you for sharing this! Love from Turkey!
I'm watching this to decide how to decorate the set I'm making for my final project, and this looks like a fun one I might have to try it!
That's so cool! Let me know if you have any questions!
i cant wait to try this today and i love that you showed the finished product at the end!!! Great Job! More please!!!
How did it go?👀
Like I said - you are a buble Master!👏👏👏☝️☝️
Nicely explained. Thank you.
I really like how silly and fun this technique is. Mahalo!
Great content, been wondering how to do this and appreciated the detail!
Thank you!!
Ah, so cool! I want to study ceramics at tafe when I'm older (for now I have to rely on the limited supplies at school, but better than nothing 😅), so this is super interesting and useful! Keep up the awesome work bro! ✨
Thank you so much!!
I love your videos!! Auto generated Captions are hilarious, I have to watch twice, but I got it. Great information!
Hahah Thank you! I'm still working on my English😅
@@caldervanandel Awww, your English is just fine. The computer needs to listen better 😝
Thank you so much for sharing all your tips and tricks, you explained everything so clearly! I can’t wait to try this today! ❤
Thank you so much!! Have fun! I'd love to see your results :))
Great information now i know where i went wrong - will give it another try 👍
Great video. Thanks so much. Your personality makes this look fun. Bubbly!
So cool!!! Thank you
Excellent vid! Thank you!!!
Thank you - going to play with this today so will tag you on insta, I did struggle with a tall vase last week so will try again after watching this. Cheers from Australia :-)
Have fun!!🎉
Very informative. Well done.
Thank you
nice tank you....from Bologna Italy
Thanks for that vlog. The way you layer the bubbles to stop them running is so simple but genius, turning over to give the blue Rom is beautiful. Will be doing this in adult ed class soon. 😁
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it helpful! Have fun!🤗
bibbles is sooo cool.
Such a great video! You teach so well!
Hermoso trabajo de Arte!
Escribo desde Colombia, me gustaría que tú vídeo tenga traducción en español.
Sería genial !! Un abrazo desde Colombia ❤
Love this. Thank you so much for sharing!
I have always wanted to know how to do this technique. Thank you for sharing this. I will tag you on IG when I make something with this technique.
I can't wait to see it!!🤗
Love this!!
Nice! That looks pretty cool
Great results and techniques! Love it!
Thanks, great detail.. I’m going to try this 😊
Thx so much for this very detailed video! First time I watched the video and then tried it the very same day. Unfortunately mine came out runny after applying the clear glaze. I'm going to order the clear you used and try again.
Great video! Thank you so much! Very thorough. Can you tell me what would happen if it I applied it on greenware?
Thank you! I have tried that, but the clay doesn't absorb the underglaze mix fast enough, and the bubbles just slid off. But you can always try, maybe it works with the clay you are using😊
@@caldervanandel thank you for your answer! I really enjoy your videos!
Hi, such a helpful video, im going to use this technique on my next pottery piece, i have watched so, so many pottery videos and this one is the best one I've seen, glad I've found you, i will look forward to learning from you 🙂
Thank you so much! I'm glad you find my video helpful😊
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Gracias, gracias, re bien explicado👍👏👏😘
Thank you very muchhhh 🤗 May I ask a question: Do I need to wait between painting/bubbling and clear glaze? Can I apply the glaze just after bubbling process? Again thank you very much, this video incredibly helpful..
I would wait a few minutes, so the underglaze can dry. But that doesn't take very long😊
Love it!
Thank you!
Thanks for showing some fun stuff. Curious to know why you hand painted the clear glaze instead of dipping? Is this just preference or?
You could dip it. The only reason I painted it is because I don't have enough glaze to dip😅
wow. ur sooo beautiful when u talk and gesture.❤
hi thank you for your great videos. can you pleas write here to full info about the glazes you use? thank you so much.
I have used four different glazes:
Amaco: has sometimes small hard pieces in it
Mayco: can become much lighter
Botz: works good for me
Duncan: is made for low fire, can change color if used on a higher temperature
This is only based on my own experience, so it could be different for you😅
Is there a way you can do this without having the glaze?
Great video. Is it possible to use underglazes for the bubbles ?
Yes, that's what I do😁
I am ceramic art basin manufacturer
Our kilen temperature is + 1200°c
Which colour is best results.
And have you any ceramic metalic colour ?
Hi! Calder, where do you fire your pottery goods? Can you show you studio, please???
I have a kiln in a separate room. I'll show my studio in the future, at the moment I'm in the middle of my exams from highschool, so it can take some time😅
Good😍👏
Hi,clear glaze working like cristallyne? I mean,it's usuful for to get impermeability?
Yes, the clear glaze makes it safe to use it☺
Cann I do bubbleglaze on greenwere /leatherdry clay ?
Hi👋🏽🙃do you have your own kiln? I didn’t see any videos on it, maybe I missed it? Thanks!
Hi! Yes I have a kiln together with my mom. I showed it in my studio tour :)
Is dat n onderglazuur van botz of gewoon laagbak
Onderglazuur :)
Hey! You seem to use clear glaze that needs to be painted on the object with a brush…
Can I just add on my clear glaze by dipping my object in the glaze?
Yes you can just dip it :)
@@caldervanandel thanks! I have to try it
Hi, could you please recommend a glaze for air dry clay? I want to try this method but i am not an expert and dont have a kiln
Hi, I'm sorry, but I don't know much about air dry clay. I have seen people using acrylic paint. Maybe that works on air dry clay?🤔
Hi Calder,
was wondering if you know wether the glazes need to be underglazes or if it works just the same with mid-high fire stoneware glazes using the same process (leaving out the clear glazing at the end)? thank you for your help :)
Hi, I have never tried it myself, but I've seen others do it and it worked out! But then the piece isn't fully covered in glaze, and because of that not food safe. I will do some testing myself and might make it into a video, but it'll take some time😅
@@caldervanandel thanks for your help! =)
@@caldervanandel have you done this? Also wondering about using a glaze to do the bubbles, but then use a clear glaze over top the whole pot.
厲害!
Hey, can we obtain the same result if we try this over a canvas?....what are your glaze pigments made of tho?
Susan from instagram.com/susandeconcini? tried it a while ago with liquid watercolor😊
@@caldervanandel aahh okay...thank you🤍
Does the liquid soap has to be transparent?
No not necessary, you can always just mix the soap and water and see if you can create bubbles that look nice😊
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Could you use colored slips for bubble glazing instead of underglaze?
I think it'll be quite difficult to mix the slip with the water, but you could always try! Only using the color pigments could be an option as well😊
can you use two applications of different color bubbles?
Yes you can!
@@caldervanandel Would you recommend the darker color first then the lighter color? Any other hints would be appreciated!!!!
Yes I would start out with the darker color. You could also use two colors at the same time, that way they might blend nice. I can make a video about it in the future, but I'm busy with school at the moment😅
@@caldervanandel School comes first. Your videos are my "school" since I'm new to pottery!! Thank you!!
Do you also bubble glaze on greenware?
I have tried it once, but it doesn't work. The bubbles do not dry fast enough and slide off.
Can I do this on porcelain?
I think you can, if the bisque fire isn't too high😊
@@caldervanandel thanks!
This looks a good video but the audio wasn't the best, you might want to get a lapel microphone?
I'm sorry for the bad audio quality, I didn't have a mic at the time, but I do now😊
You are speaking way too fast!