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On the pumpkins, I am using underglazes. As they are not intended for food use, I did not put a clear glaze on top of them because I wanted the matte finish. I'm using flame orange as the base, and then I mixed flame orange with red brown to get the darker orange. The frozen pond is: obsidian (x2), running hot chowder (x2 glazed on like polkadots), and iron luster (x2 over the entire top of the cap). I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you! I will be making another huge mushroom. Hopefully, the next one will not crack. :)

Thank you for watching!

Which pieces would you like the glazes for?

@@bynonstudiosart I loved the orange underglaze on the pumpkins, what color did you shade with ? Also the mushrooms at the end… the bluish brown glaze ! Thank you so much !

The shade for the pumpkins was one part red brown and 2 parts flame orange underglaze. I needed an orange that wasn't so bright, and that was the solution I came up with. As to the bluish mushroom caps, that's Mayco's Cenote.

@@bynonstudiosart Oh my gosh ! Thank you so much for being so generous with your talent !😀😀

@@aprillemaster8142 You're more than welcome 😊

Hello! If you're ever down on the coast, please let me know. I'd love to get together and share ideas. I fell in about 10 years ago, and love every minute of it. As to the mushrooms, they are still a work in progress... I would love to see pictures of yours. :)

@@bynonstudiosart I would love to visit next time I’m down that way! We live near Dallas now. The comment section is not letting me post my mushroom pics (although it could be me as I’m not good with computers).

I'm not sure if youtube allows pictures in comments (didn't think about that aspect).

What I use is not a traditional damp box (I'm a little scared of mixing plaster). My box has some contractor's insulation board with holes drilled in it and a damp sham-wow towel (I saw another potter using one, and asked). It doesn't keep the clay damp as long as a traditional box, but it works for my purposes. I can usually keep a piece workable inside it for two weeks.

@@bynonstudiosartokay I will give this version of a damp box a try. Thank you.

It's also much lighter.

He's my muse! I listen to him all the time. I was fortunate enough to go see him a couple of years ago. He's amazing. I hope I'm able to still create at that level when I'm his age.

It's a Shimpo Whisper. I love it. Thank you for watching. :)

You're welcome! Thank you for watching! I truly appreciate it.

Thank you! I love the way the glazes interact with one another; however, sometimes... my glaze ideas don't fit with my creations. :D

Hello! I'm so glad you are here!

Oh! I'm so sorry to hear that. The website I order them from is learnfiredarts.com . Not sure if that helps or not.

@@bynonstudiosart Thanks but they wont post tot he UK because f the cost of postage being too much.

Thank you! I let my mom know (she keeps asking me).

I'll get one together and post it next week. Thank you for watching!

I'm planning my next video to be about the carving of the pumpkins. I'll put the snowmen on my to-do list. Thank you for watching and letting me know your thoughts. :)

I addressed how I make the stakes in your previous comment. If you have any other questions, please let me know. :)

I think that I actually forgot to create a video of them. All I do is extrude a 3/4 inch coil, taper one end to a soft point, and slightly round the other.

Yay!!! I hope she likes them.

Thank you so much! I'm truly enjoying creating these pieces.

Thank you! I'm so glad you like them. Creating them brings me joy!

Thank you! I'll record the process and share it. :)

I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video!

Thank you! I'm obsessed with them!

I always seem to make them this time of year, and you can NEVER have too many pumpkins! :)

Thank you! I always wonder if I'm giving enough or too much information.

Thank you for your thoughtfulness. I truly appreciate your insight. There was no intention on using the Cosmos glazes for anything other than decoration. 😊

I ended up using Gorilla's Max Strength Construction Adhesive Clear. I switched to it because I can purchase it in a smaller amount (2.5 ounces goes a long way, and I don't waste as much due to it drying up prior to me being able to use all of it.)

Thank you for watching my videos! I truly appreciate it.

Thank you so much! I've added some to my cart.

I'm just thankful that I was able to save my pieces. Also, please know that I take full blame for not researching the glazes prior to uses them.

@rondabynon3275 See if this works….

Use them wet at the sink. Very effective

Thank you!

The shelves are called Advancer Kiln Shelves. Most pottery supply stores carry them. The price runs a little high, but they are worth the investment.

@@bynonstudiosartthank you Ronda for that quick response. I’ll try to find them online. And at least I know now how to write ‘shelves’ correctly. I love your Chanel. Thanks for sharing

Thank you! I absolutely LOVE all of my tools that I've bought from Diamond Core. I'm planning on sharing that process in a future video. It's quite a process, so it will have to be another series. :)

I believe I was just too excited to use them. Thank You! I will look into your suggestion on the drip catchers.

Yes! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. When I went out searching, I didn’t see much on the cleanup. My husband told me after cleaning the shelf that I should have recorded that also. Next time… but I truly hope nothing like that happens again.

Thank you!!! I’m so glad you like my work. I’m getting ready to share how I make the pumpkins in my next video. I hope you’ll watch.