Last Kiln Opening in October!
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2019
- It's time for another kiln opening! This month has been crazy busy here at ClayShare. I have been working on a bunch of brand new pottery classes for the ClayShare app and recently traveled to Portland, Oregon for Georgies Open house! It was fabulous to get to meet all of my Clayshare family on the West cost who came out for the festivities and to see me demo! Now that I am back in the studio I have lots of pots to make and glaze so be ready for more fabulous pottery videos and kiln openings.
All of my kiln openings are filmed in 4K HD for UA-cam, tv.ClayShare.com, and as a live broadcast on my Facebook page. This allows me to answer your questions about what glaze I used and how I did it. If you want to joining the live fun be sure to follow the ClayShare facebook page and sign up for notifications.
As you know I love kiln openings and as I always say its either like Christmas or Halloween! With Halloween only a few days away I am happy to say that there were more treats than tricks in this kiln opening! Something I want you all to remember is that there are no failures just learning opportunities to do better next time!
I am thrilled with the first look at my brand new line of underglaze transfers on finished pots! There are 4 designs and they will be available 11/4/19 from chinaclayart.com!! I can't decide which one is my favorite but I do know that I am loving my new cappucchio cup with the red Scandi birds on it and the extra treat of the heart inside is just too much cuteness!
I am super excited that Clayscapes Pottery will be making and selling 5 more of my glazes in 2020! They will be Spearmint, Cobblestone, Berry(not Shown in this video), Oribe and the Lake Blue. I am still deciding what we should call the Oribe and the Lake Blue glazes and would love to hear your suggestions.
Lots of pieces with texture from my Holiday rolling pin and my Southwest pin in this kiln along with some great glaze tests. I am in LOVE with how the Amaco Celadon Deep Sea looks with Amaco Seaweed on top combined with my Moroccan Tile pattern, it is too yummy! Also this is my very first time using Mayco glazes. I tested out the Lavender Mist with Dark Flux on top. I really like that combo and need to explore more Mayco glazes in the future.
Pssst... did you see my cute little gnomes? They will be a class soon on ClayShare and the best part is if you don't have access to a kiln you can make them out of polymer or airdry clay. They are so fun to make and are a great project for any age or skill level!
I am thrilled with how even my L&L kiln fires. It is crazy how I can watch the firing on the app and see that it is completely even top to bottom! So impressed with this kiln what they can do!
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Georgies.com Let hem know in the comments that you are a member of ClayShare to save 20% off Georgies brand of clay and glazes. Kits and Sample sets are not included in this offer.
Chinaclayart.com use code: clayshare15 to save 15% off Underglaze decals(transfers), Overglaze Decals, Handmade Brushes and Pottery Tools. Yes, you can save on my decals too!
Be sure to check out www.clayshare.com for more great offers!
Glazes shown here:
Clayscapes Pottery:
Jess' Chun
Amaco:
Deep Sea
Seaweed
Smokey Merlot
Iron Luster
Mayco
Lavender Mist
Dark Flux
Georgies
Interactive Pigments in Autumn Foliage, Sand & Surf, Indigo, Winter Storm, Steel Black
Eggshell Wash
Super Clear
Seafoam
Latte
My glazes
Spearmint
Cobblestone
Oribe
Lake Blue
On my Petal Mug:
Amaco Celadons:
Tangelo
Poppy
Marigold
Underglaze decals made by Sanbao Studios.
My Kiln: L&L e23t with 3" brick and Genesis controller and vent
My Camera: Sony RX100 VII
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I am a US Air Force Veteran, Ceramic Artist, Founder of ClayShare.com, Illustrator, Educator, Gluten Free Baker, Chicken Mama, Crazy Cat Lady and Newbie Guitarist. My studio is nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont and it is here that I make pottery, film my videos and share my love for clay. Subscribe and follow my adventures in clay, art and Vermont life. - Навчання та стиль
Great showing!
I agree everything is better with chickens in it haha your so much fun to watch.
Vermont Green for sure
I was thinking Vermont Green. Very appropriate! :)
Thanks love it
YES! Another incredible video. 4K HD and you look great. Any blue chun? I'll watch and see.
Please post where we can purchase the plaque packs. Love your work! Thank you for investing your time in us!
you can get the plaque packs from www.grpotteryforms.com ad use the code: CLAYSHARE to save $$$
Jessica Putnam-Phillips Thanks, Jessica!
I bet the cobblestone would look great with some deep sea on the top and seaweed over the deep sea to run it.
oooh I bet you are right! I'll have to try that combo!
Or chicory Blue
Love all the pieces! both the undergrazes and the glazes are just lovely.
One question: isn't the part of the mug topper that remains on the inside of the mug unglazed? is that sanitary? those essential oils you are mentioning would permeate the clay, as it is still porous...
If I wanted to glaze the whole surface of the topper, do you think I could put them on small stilts like the one you showed for the sweater pumpkin or would they be too big?
Thanks a heap!
The clay I use is laguna Bmix 5 which vitrifies at cone 5. That makes my mug toppers non-pourous and they do not require glaze to be food safe. You can glaze the bottoms if you want to and fire them on stilts. You may need to use two stilts per piece if the stilts are small.
Jessica Putnam-Phillips thank you. You are the best as always!
Btw i bought the GR pottery forms today and i can't wait to receive them.
Alpine Lake Blue, Vermont Green
these are both good names!
orbai green
Where do you get the plaque pack?
Mr Blue Sky for the Blue glaze
awwww love that..Mr. Blue Sky!
I agree, everything is better with chickens. That's why I have a yard full of them lol
lol, they are like potato chips you can't have just one or 6 or 12.......
@@JessicaPutnamPhillips I'm actually running out of coops as we speak, but my broodies don't care lol
Where can I found the live at five.
the live at 5 broadcasts are available on the ClayShare facebook page under videos or on www.clayshare.com
Can I brush dip on glazes?
Yes, technically you can although they may be patchy. If you want to brush on your dip on glazes you may want to try adding a bit of CMC gum to it and see if that helps it go on smoother. Just mix up your glaze and pour out a cup or two into another container add your Gum(1-2 tablespoons per cup) and see how it works.
Loving all that came out of the kiln. I have a question about your chun, Is there anything I need to add into it to make it brushable or just brush it on out of the dipping bucket? Thank you!!!
You can brush it on straight out of the bucket but it tends to be patchy if you do that. Clayscapes pottery sells it in brushable form but if you already have some try adding a bit of CMC Gum to it and that should help make it brushable. :)
How do you do the pattern on the base?
I add the texture to it before making the piece.
@@JessicaPutnamPhillips after throwing? When it it leather hard?
I don't understand how you could stamp or scratch the complete bottom of a thrown mug so nicely without ruining it. It is really beautiful. Want to show us in a video?
Your kiln is an L & L, so name her LuLu
LuLu is a great name for a kiln!
Jessica this does not pertain to your video. What is your table made of? Do you cover it so clay does not stick to it, I would think it might stick to surfaces. I am setting up my studio and was curious
My table is made of laminated pine and its sealed with a polyurethane. It is non- porous so yes, clay will stick to it. I always use a work board, or work mat/slab mat and never work directly on my table. The boards I use for working on are 3/4" birch plywood that have 2 coats of water based polyurethane. :)