Porcelain Lighthouse Lantern Tutorial - Throwing, Trimming, and Glazing

[@liianabanana6320]

Everything you make is so cute

[@Kera.S.]

I just love everything you make! I can't wait to get to the point my husband and I finally retire, move, upgrade and I get to order all new everything from you!

[@BlankEarthCeramics]

Ah thank you for such a lovely comment - that has made my day :) So So grateful for your support xxx

[@blimeyitsRichard]

cool.. thanks for the video :)

[@BlankEarthCeramics]

Thank you for watching :)

[@wrestleinoregon]

I use a small plaster bat to put cups upside down on after putting the handle on if the cup is a bit dryer than the handle. I let them sit a day or so and the moisture equalizes and you are able to smooth out any cracks.

[@BlankEarthCeramics]

Thank you so much for the tips - will try that out next time :)

[@shelleydoxtdator753]

So you glaze the bottom of the tea light holder and wipe the rim, on the lighthouse ? Why? Love them 💕

[@BlankEarthCeramics]

Thank you!! I wipe the rim of the tealight dish that sits on top of the lighthouse base because I will fire it upside down with rim touching the kiln shelf (I want the bottom glazed so its easier to clean if you want to put a tealight underneath it in the lighthouse base). The lighthouse base and lighthouse top are fully glazed and I just wipe the bottoms as they will be fired in the kiln upright. Each piece is fired separately. I hope that helps - let me know if you have any other questions :)