I am new to this and I just want to say THANK YOU so much for your video! It was straight to the point and the step by step was just perfect. Iwish others made videos like these instead of making them about themselves lol. Thanks again I will share with my professor! :D
It is only a problem if there is glaze left on the bottom. If you look at the video, she didn't submerge the entire pot, and there was no glaze on the bottom after the dip. If there had been any, she would have needed to wipe it off with a sponge, so that the piece didn't fuse to the kiln shelf in the firing. But waxing the bottom is only a means to that end. It only makes it easier (sometimes) to keep glaze off the bottom and/or to wipe it off.
your glaze looks so watery my glaze is too thick and runs and doesn't fall off or flow well to do insides like that in an even layer. I am beyond the recommended water by two cups already for a 10lb bag. I am using Pam's Blue Coyote. thanks for any tips
I am new to this and I just want to say THANK YOU so much for your video! It was straight to the point and the step by step was just perfect. Iwish others made videos like these instead of making them about themselves lol. Thanks again I will share with my professor! :D
I love reading the captions!!
she is using two different brushes
Thanks for your video. Very useful. I noticed you didn't use wax on the bottom. Isn't that a problem when firing?
It is only a problem if there is glaze left on the bottom. If you look at the video, she didn't submerge the entire pot, and there was no glaze on the bottom after the dip. If there had been any, she would have needed to wipe it off with a sponge, so that the piece didn't fuse to the kiln shelf in the firing. But waxing the bottom is only a means to that end. It only makes it easier (sometimes) to keep glaze off the bottom and/or to wipe it off.
your glaze looks so watery my glaze is too thick and runs and doesn't fall off or flow well to do insides like that in an even layer. I am beyond the recommended water by two cups already for a 10lb bag. I am using Pam's Blue Coyote. thanks for any tips
i am bisquing to 05 using bmix
Please watch this
Not a good idea to use the same brush without rinsing it out first. You might contaminate the second glaze. Always work clean and carefully
MUGI STUDIO what does she say at 3.26?
So it is ok to use that same brush without cleaning it before it goes in a different glaze?
no, you will contaminate that new glaze by mixing in another glaze. then that glaze will act weird.