Glaze 👏Review👏 PC-53 ancient Jasper
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
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hello potters. today we are reviewing the glaze ancient Jasper from Amaco Potters choice - PC-53. this was once an all-time favorite of mine and I hope you enjoy seeing it on white and brown clay.
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Your glaze reviews are really helping me learn aaand your sense of humor keeps me coming back for more, More, MORE
Have always found you need a good coating of ancient jasper to get the reds. Brushing on can take 7 coats. Your method is much better. Ancient jasper is great over other glazes.
Enjoy watching your videos 😊
This is my favorite glaze from this company I use it all the time for all kinds of great things
good job!!!! i love the variety you do, it is very helpful... thank you
Love this series! Please keep them coming
I think this is my favorite glaze I have seen. Amazing I love the gray and red contrast and that green where it is extra thick. 👍
Gorgeous!
Nice!!!! Thanks again!!
Thank you very much for sharing I just got my wheel an new need all info on glazes I can get and as always look forward to you videos
I have used this glaze many times before... just love this glaze! I did get a lot of dripping so be careful when firing. I would use something under my pots so I would save the kiln shelf. Keep up the great content!
Beautiful! I actually liked the bowls with brown clay. Yeah, the white clay bowls are gorgeous....but would still buy the brown clay bowls! Thanks for demonstrating this glaze for us!
Love this glaze . Just ordered it 🔥
Cool affects!
I bought this glaze awhile ago but havent been able to use it cuz i didnt have a kiln.. until now! This video made me so excited to use it!!!
also much love from Sac!
Thank you! :)
Him: What did I tell you about hiding in the kiln???
Me: *blep*
I've only just started exploring brushed on Amaco glazes, and Ancient Jasper is already a favorite for dripping off the rim. It does run, though, so definitely use cookies if using it lower.
I used this glaze several times and brushed it on 3 or 4 coats and have never gotten the red color. finally gave up on it
I've found that ancient jasper blisters a lot on redstone as well, so it might be a more common thing to happen
I have had numerous troubles with this glaze in that it falls off the pots and or melts and runs ruining the pot and shelves. Application thickness are to be carefully observed.
Last firing resulted in 8 pots having to be throw out and two shelves destroyed plus the bottom of the kiln covered with glaze.
I was able to salvage 2 of the 10 pots. I like the glaze but the price can be high to figure out its capability.
Go to etsy and search "crownpointpottery" (one word), I posted the two flower pots that survived the firing. The flower pots have fluted lips. I hope to hone in this glaze application. The two etsy flower pots where fired at cone 5 instead of cone 6 in hopes to prevent running. I also soaked the firing for 15 minutes.
There's a fine balance to this glazes application, it needs thickness to get the red'ish tones but if its to thick it falls off the pot and melts all over anything it touches.
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The brown bowls remind me of the moons eyes in ocarina of time
You just spoke to me on a deep dark place.
I've got some pieces I'm planning on using this on, layering over various glazes with brown clay. I'm also using Palladium... have you used that? Any thoughts? I'm trying to find a layer combo that leaves the palladium almost a metallic black with multicolor undertone? Just started throwing and I'm in LLLUUUURRRRVVVVEEE.
Love the colour on the brown clay! BUT WHY did it blister??? I won’t AJ use on brown clay until I could prevent the blistering.
Same here glazes like ancient are the best. 🤎
So, what caused the blistering on the dark clay? Incorrect heat?
I absolutely love those bowls. Both the pattern and the glaze.
Is this a glaze that you have designed for dipping instead of painting. For instance in a small pint container? I love the outcome of your glazing but I definitely do not have enough glaze to dip.
Have you used the glaze .. moss brown A 61 or molted burgandy 0- 57 I bought them and trying them out together because it looked cool online . And cannot find a review .
Hi Dante! Not sure if you have answered this question before. When you say "your lumos glaze", is it a glaze you made yourself?
The bowls I just glazed and fired came out almost black. No pretty redness at all what do you think I did wrong. I poured it on like you did in the video.
Honestly, sometimes it's just a bad firing.
Damn, now I really want an ice cream sandwich.
Ta!
Great video! I love your glaze reviews... super helpful and I really appreciate it. I have this glaze and pretty clear to me that I am underutilizing it. I have a general glaze question though. I saw that you glazed the rim of the mug with AJ first and then the entire mug with your white glaze. I thought you got a great result. Usually I glaze the entire piece first and then the glaze on the rim next. Does it matter the order you apply the glaze? Would you have to gotten the same result if you had dipped the mug in white glaze first.? I know this sounds like such a basic question but I am pretty new to this pottery gig and trying to learn how glazes work. Thanks!!!
I probably would have gotten a different result. Glaze layering does not work like a lot of people think it does. If you put one glazed on first and then another glaze a lot of the time it will look completely different if you put the secondary glaze on first and then the other one.
Tldr: the order in which you glaze things does matter
Earth Nation Ceramics Thanks Dante! It would never occurred to me put the glaze on in that order and it came out great. I am gonna start mixing things up a little more. Again love your videos...keep me coming. Just subscribed to your podcast too!
The order makes a very big difference. When I make test tiles with layering glazes I always test both ways (a over b and b over a). Most of the time the results are not identical.
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Very cool, I want some! I have two questions: 1) why do you think you got blisters on the brown clay? 2) what do you mean by "it could also be a result of the gravity in the kiln"?
I stated in the video that it was a thick vs. Thin application but it could have just been the glaze running that changed the color. Secondly the blistering comes from the type of play I was using. It happens often with Cassius Clay
That looks bloating on the body. It usually comes out when its body exposed the temperature that clay cannot stand but this case, only the potter knows that. Bloating problem is caused by a bunch of factors
Why the blistering on brown clay?
Did you water down the ancient jasper to glaze all the pieces ... how much did you actually use for all..
I try not to water down the glazes when I review. But if I had a choice it would be about 1/6th of a pint of water
Would you be willing to share your mixed glaze recipe that looks like ancient jasper?
It's Randy's red
The test bowls could really benefit from a smooth out on the rim. 😍
Are these brown clay are terracotta?
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No. They redstone
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