Literally followed just your steps until making the handle with kids clay, cause I didn't want to invest in a potentially short hobby, but had a lot of fun😂. So i cant do the following steps, but it was very nice to do 😊
@@abigailallen9743 If you are making items to use for food and drinks you'll need to use stoneware clay and it needs to be fired and glazed. If you are using air dry clay it is not food safe, you can only make decorative items with it.
Love your video!!! I just started to do clay and am really in the learning stage. I have a question, I noticed that you paint the mug after normal drying and burn it once after cutting, is this possible ?? Is it a special color? I would love to know, it will really help me. Thanks and keep up the great videos
Thank you!☺️ you can paint it once it’s dry or after the first firing - with underglazing, normal paint will burn off. I get my work fired twice but you can also put glazing on after painting and get it fired once. Hope this makes sense. Happy to answer any other questions you may have🌸
That was so cool. I have some questions as a complete beginner - is there any specific clay and paint to use that is safe for consumption i.e. won't leech off any chemicals? Where do you buy these materials? How much water do you use knead and mold the clay? How long does it take to leather dry? How would you wash the cups after use? Thank you ! 🙏😃
I suggest using stoneware clay. Use a food-safe glaze (it will indicate on the product if it is food safe), anywhere where the food/drink will be needs to be glazed so that there's a barrier between the food and the clay. You can buy these from a pottery supply store - for example, Clay King. They are an online pottery store based in USA - you can use my discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. You do not need to add water with the clay unless the clay is slightly too dry to work with - if so then add a small amount at a time. The drying time depends on the climate that you are in - the drying rate in hot and dry areas are much quicker than in humid and wet areas. The exact estimated drying time until it's leather hard will differ throughout the year and in different areas. Once your pieces have been properly fired they can be handwashed or washed in the dishwasher - just note that the dishwasher is more harsh and so I would suggest handwashing for a longer lifespan of your piece. I hope this helps!
Hello i loved your work and i'd like to ask something i gonna do a mug for my friend birthday which is tomorrow cant i use just a normal guaj paint for the mug
If you are using air dry clay it won't be food safe so can't make useable items such as mugs and bowls etc. - For a mug to be completely food safe you have to use stoneware clay, a food safe glaze, and it needs to be fired properly in a kiln. For air dry projects though you can use normal paint because it won't need to be fired. Hope this helps!
@@KlayCeramics what is bisque firing? sorry if that's a silly q- I've never made pottery but this looks like a good creative thing to do outside of music (: ty in advance love
Heyy!! At what temperature do we need to fire the cup at both times ? Before colouring and after colouring? And I am not able to find the underglazed colours so can you suggest any other alternative to glaze the cup ?
Hi! Bisque fire is at about 1000 degrees Celsius and glaze firing is at about 1200 degrees. For the colour you can also use decorating slip but this will need to be painted on when your piece is at leather hard stage☺️
Hey Maria! If you are unable to find a firing service near you then another option is to use air dry or oven-bake clay which will not need a kiln. You can also use normal paint on this type of clay. I'm not too educated about air dry clay but there's a lot of information about it out there. Hope you come right! xx
So cute thanks for the video 😍! I want to ask you .. i searched before about pottery .. i read that we should fire them twice .. first after form them from clay .. second after color them .. l get confused.. why do they did that ? Is it okay to fire them once .. 🤔
Hey!🥰 yes!✨ so once you’ve made and painted your piece it gets bisque fired, then after the first fire is when it can be painted (if you didn’t do it before the first firing) and/or glazed (if you want the glaze finish) and then it needs to be fired again which will give the clay it’s strength.
I suggest watching this beginner video: ruclips.net/video/FkjNbTCFY1Q/видео.htmlsi=Li9CWLPYHv_BKCvH - in this video I explain everything you need to know about pottery before starting
Use stoneware clay, and it's very important to glaze it to seal it and make it food safe. If you want colour/ to paint it, make sure to use underglaze (specific type of paint specifically for ceramics, normal paint will burn off when fired)
Only if it hasn’t been made with food safe products. Make sure to use a food safe clay and glaze (and that it is properly sealed, ie. No cracks or pinholes etc.)
Hi! Yes this is high fire clay - I use white stoneware. I don’t have a link for the exact clay I use but you should be able to find something similar at any pottery supply store ☺️ hope this helps!
@@ezza5661 hi! For this type of clay it needs to be fired - the firing process turns the clay into ceramic, making it strong and functional. If you left it as is you won’t be able to use it for food and drinks and it will be very delicate. You can get food safe air dry clay if I’m not mistaken - which won’t need to be fired. Hope this helps!
I bought my clay from East Cape Clay and Plaster in Port Elizabeth who gets their supply from The Clay Man. Don’t use acrylic paint on this type of clay, it will just burn off in the kiln. You can also buy air dry or oven bake clay, then you can use acrylic paint because it doesn’t get fired in a kiln🤍🤍
If you’re based in the US you can buy from Clay King (use codes Wendy5 for $5 off order over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100). Otherwise if you’re elsewhere, you can buy clay at a pottery supply store either in person or online
You can get pottery supplies from Clay King (online store based in US), otherwise any pottery supply store near you. At clay king you can use the following discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. Hope this helps!
@@caseyyaaa unfortunately it is not, what makes it not food safe is the glazing. With oven bake clay you either leave it as it is or use a clear coat which is both not food safe. Maybe look on kilnshare.com to see if there’s a kiln near you? 🥰
Thank you 🥰 I use Fenix Fine Clay which is a white stoneware, I get it from East Cape Clay and Plaster in Port Elizabeth but the actual clay is from Clay Man. Not sure of the number
@@KlayCeramics I like it like a hobby .... I need an explications step by step ... If u can help me by telling me the necessary , I'll be very grateful for 🥰🥰
@@aidaouihadil3888 you can use air dry clay, then you won’t need to fire your items. But you can’t use air dry clay for mugs etc. because it is not food safe. You can use any paint on air dry clay and seal it with modge podge (a clear coat). Otherwise stoneware clay is the nicest to use, paint using underglazing, and find a pottery studio near you that can help you with firing. All the best! I hope it goes well. Let me know if there’s anything else🌞✨🤍
Please answer the question: Is the glaze used for walls the same as the glaze for pottery? I have asked many people, but no one answers me. Also, which partner is better for the glaze? .....The video is very nice.. 😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔
Hi!🌸 Sorry I don’t quite understand your question, I’m not sure what you mean about wall glaze and what partner. The glaze used is a glaze specifically for pottery, you can’t use any other type. I hope this helps!✨✨
@@saraqusay6892 I don’t have a specific recommendation, just any ceramic glaze should work! If you want to paint shapes etc I suggest using an underglaze and then a transparent over glaze
Hey! To be safe I would suggest not under glazing the bottom where it has direct contact with the surface of the shelf, it tends to stick a bit, but it is possible. For the finish glaze DO NOT paint it on the bottom, it will stick to the shelf in the kiln.
No it is not, as long as stoneware clay is used and it has been glazed and fired properly. Air dry clay is not suitable for a mug because it is not food safe!
Hey i was wondering which specific clay did you use? Would like to know the brand name and type of clay. And also could you order that clay online and where
Hi! I used white stoneware, you can find it at any pottery store it just depends where you live. I’m in South Africa and get it from my local pottery shop
todo mundo diz pra achar um lugar e pagar pra fazer a queima. mas não tem lugar na minha cidade. são no minimo 2 horas de viagem pro lugar mais próximo isso se tiver sorte e não pegar transito..
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I like your vibe. Simple realistic and to the point. I love your piece! liked and subscribed ! I can't wait to see what you do next!
Thank you!✨
Literally followed just your steps until making the handle with kids clay, cause I didn't want to invest in a potentially short hobby, but had a lot of fun😂. So i cant do the following steps, but it was very nice to do 😊
I’m so glad it helped and you had fun!✨
@@KlayCeramics is it safe to drink if you don’t have a kilm to bake the clay in can you use a regular oven? Like if you don’t have one at your house?
@@abigailallen9743 If you are making items to use for food and drinks you'll need to use stoneware clay and it needs to be fired and glazed. If you are using air dry clay it is not food safe, you can only make decorative items with it.
The little flowers that you painted are very cute and delicate
🥰🥰
I love the way they did it
WOW thank you. Just what I needed ❤
Love your video!!! I just started to do clay and am really in the learning stage. I have a question, I noticed that you paint the mug after normal drying and burn it once after cutting, is this possible ?? Is it a special color? I would love to know, it will really help me. Thanks and keep up the great videos
Thank you!☺️ you can paint it once it’s dry or after the first firing - with underglazing, normal paint will burn off. I get my work fired twice but you can also put glazing on after painting and get it fired once. Hope this makes sense. Happy to answer any other questions you may have🌸
That was so cool. I have some questions as a complete beginner - is there any specific clay and paint to use that is safe for consumption i.e. won't leech off any chemicals? Where do you buy these materials? How much water do you use knead and mold the clay? How long does it take to leather dry? How would you wash the cups after use?
Thank you ! 🙏😃
I suggest using stoneware clay. Use a food-safe glaze (it will indicate on the product if it is food safe), anywhere where the food/drink will be needs to be glazed so that there's a barrier between the food and the clay. You can buy these from a pottery supply store - for example, Clay King. They are an online pottery store based in USA - you can use my discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. You do not need to add water with the clay unless the clay is slightly too dry to work with - if so then add a small amount at a time. The drying time depends on the climate that you are in - the drying rate in hot and dry areas are much quicker than in humid and wet areas. The exact estimated drying time until it's leather hard will differ throughout the year and in different areas. Once your pieces have been properly fired they can be handwashed or washed in the dishwasher - just note that the dishwasher is more harsh and so I would suggest handwashing for a longer lifespan of your piece. I hope this helps!
@@KlayCeramics thank you so much 🙏 this helps a lot ! ☀️
Hello i loved your work and i'd like to ask something i gonna do a mug for my friend birthday which is tomorrow cant i use just a normal guaj paint for the mug
If you are using air dry clay it won't be food safe so can't make useable items such as mugs and bowls etc. - For a mug to be completely food safe you have to use stoneware clay, a food safe glaze, and it needs to be fired properly in a kiln. For air dry projects though you can use normal paint because it won't need to be fired. Hope this helps!
Hey! So did you fire it twice (before coloring and galzing and another time after) or one time (colored and glazed directly after being bone dry) ?
Hi! I painted it once it was bone dry, bisque fired it, glazed it, and then glaze fired. So it was a double firing☺️
@@KlayCeramics Thanks for the reply! 🌸
I was wondering the same thing!
@@KlayCeramics what is bisque firing? sorry if that's a silly q- I've never made pottery but this looks like a good creative thing to do outside of music (:
ty in advance love
Can we bake it at home in oven? Don't have any kiln or fireplace in my city
It needs to be fired in a kiln up to 1200 degrees Celsius - this is not possible in a normal oven unfortunately
Can you do sublimation or vinyl designs on it?
Beautiful mug❤
Hi! I love your videos! Where did you get the plastic stamp/ cutter that you use to mark your logo on the clay? ❤️
Thank you!🥰 my brother 3D printed it for me
Heyy!! At what temperature do we need to fire the cup at both times ? Before colouring and after colouring? And I am not able to find the underglazed colours so can you suggest any other alternative to glaze the cup ?
Hi! Bisque fire is at about 1000 degrees Celsius and glaze firing is at about 1200 degrees. For the colour you can also use decorating slip but this will need to be painted on when your piece is at leather hard stage☺️
Very pretty result!!
Thank you!!😍
Hello from Brazil!
I looooooved your cute video
Helllloo!!🥰 thank you so much!🤍🤍
@@KlayCeramics No, Thank *you*!
Hello! What if I don't have a Kiln where I live? There is no way then of making the mugs?
Hey Maria! If you are unable to find a firing service near you then another option is to use air dry or oven-bake clay which will not need a kiln. You can also use normal paint on this type of clay. I'm not too educated about air dry clay but there's a lot of information about it out there. Hope you come right! xx
@@KlayCeramics thank you so much!!
So cute thanks for the video 😍!
I want to ask you .. i searched before about pottery .. i read that we should fire them twice .. first after form them from clay .. second after color them .. l get confused.. why do they did that ?
Is it okay to fire them once .. 🤔
Hey!🥰 yes!✨ so once you’ve made and painted your piece it gets bisque fired, then after the first fire is when it can be painted (if you didn’t do it before the first firing) and/or glazed (if you want the glaze finish) and then it needs to be fired again which will give the clay it’s strength.
@@KlayCeramics is it recommended to glaze the pieces before bisque firing?
What materials do I need??? Please help me, I want to start
I suggest watching this beginner video: ruclips.net/video/FkjNbTCFY1Q/видео.htmlsi=Li9CWLPYHv_BKCvH - in this video I explain everything you need to know about pottery before starting
What type of clay and paint should i use if i want to put the mug in the microwave with food inside?
Use stoneware clay, and it's very important to glaze it to seal it and make it food safe. If you want colour/ to paint it, make sure to use underglaze (specific type of paint specifically for ceramics, normal paint will burn off when fired)
Very beautiful result 🥰❤️, What Kind Of Paint Can You Use On Clay? Is it just for clay?
Thank you🥰 it is underglazing, yes it is specifically for clay
Thank u ❤️❤️
Hey , I have a question ! You don’t fire these ?
Hi! Yes you do, I get them glazed and fired by someone else. It is vital to fire them
@@KlayCeramicsdo you give them a first fire before glazing them? or you just glaze them after they are dry and after you fire them once? thanks
This is great!!!
Thank you!!
شكرا جزيلا لك لقد اعطيتني فكره جديده لعمل جديد❤
عندي سؤال عادي نشرب بالكوب ما يضر يعني؟
Only if it hasn’t been made with food safe products. Make sure to use a food safe clay and glaze (and that it is properly sealed, ie. No cracks or pinholes etc.)
حبيت الفيديو تسلم يدك و الله يهزيك لأنك عسل
اةتب عربي وانا عارفه محد رح يقرا
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it🥰🌸🤍
@@KlayCeramics عفواً 💗😩
Hi love sorry if this has been asked but is the clay you use High fire clay? Could you link the Clay you use? 😊
Hi! Yes this is high fire clay - I use white stoneware. I don’t have a link for the exact clay I use but you should be able to find something similar at any pottery supply store ☺️ hope this helps!
What clay do u use
I use white stoneware ✨
Can you name of the colour u use for glaze /shine
I used a transparent glaze for the shine
If it needs to be air-dried, does it still need sun or even no sun?
I thought it was necessary to fire before glazing and then fire again
Yes, it is necessary. You do get some clays that can be single fired but I highly suggest doing a double firing
If it’s air dry clay it does not need to be in the sun to dry. However, air dry clay won’t be waterproof or food safe
How to dry the ceramic clay?
What type of clay is this??
It’s white stoneware
@KlayCeramics thanks
Did u do bisquet firing or no .
This one was a single fire but I highly suggest bisque firing before painting and glazing
hii, if we dont have the facility to fire them will they be okay?
@@ezza5661 hi! For this type of clay it needs to be fired - the firing process turns the clay into ceramic, making it strong and functional. If you left it as is you won’t be able to use it for food and drinks and it will be very delicate. You can get food safe air dry clay if I’m not mistaken - which won’t need to be fired. Hope this helps!
@@KlayCeramics Okayy, thank you so much! 🤍
Plz wht kind of glaze that is appropriate for feeding ? ^=^
How to make ceramic clay in home for poetry and cricket making
Helloo , you are amazing! Can i please know the type ( scientific name 😅 ) of the clay you use ?
Thank you! I use white stoneware☺️
Hello dear .. I have a question .. what The name of the color type you use💕
Where did you buy the clay from? Is it ok if I paint with acrylic paint? Lovely mug btw 🥰
I bought my clay from East Cape Clay and Plaster in Port Elizabeth who gets their supply from The Clay Man. Don’t use acrylic paint on this type of clay, it will just burn off in the kiln. You can also buy air dry or oven bake clay, then you can use acrylic paint because it doesn’t get fired in a kiln🤍🤍
And thank you!!🥰
@@KlayCeramics I heard you shouldn't make mugs/plates from air drying clay because it's harmful to consume from?
@@gumihoreyiz yes, so air dry clay can’t be glazed with food safe glazing so making plates and mugs are not advisable☺️
Where to buy the clay, ??
If you’re based in the US you can buy from Clay King (use codes Wendy5 for $5 off order over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100). Otherwise if you’re elsewhere, you can buy clay at a pottery supply store either in person or online
هل من الممكن ان استخدم الفرن العادي والذي يتواجد عندي في المنزل ؟ 🥺
Unfortunately not - this clay needs to get fired to 1200’C which a regular oven cannot do ✨
Where can i get these glaze please?
You can get pottery supplies from Clay King (online store based in US), otherwise any pottery supply store near you. At clay king you can use the following discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. Hope this helps!
where can i get the colour?
You can get underglaze at a pottery shop or online
Can you please show us a video how to do it without a kiln? 😬
You can use airdry clay, however it is not food safe and so can't use it for mugs and plates etc. You can also use normal paint with airdry clay☺️
@@KlayCeramics I have crafters closet oven bake clay can, is this food safe ? For me to make a mug and use it ?
@@caseyyaaa unfortunately it is not, what makes it not food safe is the glazing. With oven bake clay you either leave it as it is or use a clear coat which is both not food safe. Maybe look on kilnshare.com to see if there’s a kiln near you? 🥰
Olá qual é essa argila? E quero saber se precisar queimar a peça, e se pode usar tinta acrílica.por favor obg
Where do you buy ceramic paste?
Do you have to get these glazed?! And how do you get them glazed
You have to glaze a mug to make it food safe and waterproof. You can buy brush on glaze that you paint onto the surface and then get it fired
Love your video❤️, May i ask what the number of the stoneware clay you use and which company please?
Thank you 🥰 I use Fenix Fine Clay which is a white stoneware, I get it from East Cape Clay and Plaster in Port Elizabeth but the actual clay is from Clay Man. Not sure of the number
Wich kiln I should use !! It's nrml a kiln's home !!
Ur arabian follower 🥰
You’re going to need to find someone who offers pottery firing services near you, unfortunately can’t do it at home✨🥰
@@KlayCeramics I like it like a hobby .... I need an explications step by step ... If u can help me by telling me the necessary , I'll be very grateful for 🥰🥰
@@aidaouihadil3888 you can use air dry clay, then you won’t need to fire your items. But you can’t use air dry clay for mugs etc. because it is not food safe. You can use any paint on air dry clay and seal it with modge podge (a clear coat).
Otherwise stoneware clay is the nicest to use, paint using underglazing, and find a pottery studio near you that can help you with firing.
All the best! I hope it goes well. Let me know if there’s anything else🌞✨🤍
@@KlayCeramics what kind of colors using in stoneware clay ?!!
Plzz tell me , there is a way without fire them??
You can use air dry clay but not for dinner ware and mugs etc. because it is not food safe
Is it food safe ? Can we drink hot coffee in it ?
Yes it is, if it has been glazed properly and fired then it is food safe. If you use air dry clay then it is not food safe
‼️Don’t forget to wear a mask when mixing dry pigments for glaze! 😷‼️
Is this mug heet resistant
Yes, it is heat resistant. It’s been made of stoneware clay that gets fired to high temperatures in a kiln
Please answer the question: Is the glaze used for walls the same as the glaze for pottery? I have asked many people, but no one answers me. Also, which partner is better for the glaze? .....The video is very nice.. 😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔
Hi!🌸 Sorry I don’t quite understand your question, I’m not sure what you mean about wall glaze and what partner. The glaze used is a glaze specifically for pottery, you can’t use any other type. I hope this helps!✨✨
@@KlayCeramics Well, when I wanted to buy glaze, there are many types and there is a type of glaze for walls, is it the same as glaze for pottery ؟
@@saraqusay6892 no it’s not the same, you’d need to get ceramic glaze from a pottery shop
Oh, I understand what kind you recommend to buy؟
@@saraqusay6892 I don’t have a specific recommendation, just any ceramic glaze should work! If you want to paint shapes etc I suggest using an underglaze and then a transparent over glaze
Hey I was wondering, do you glaze the bottom of the mug?
Hey! To be safe I would suggest not under glazing the bottom where it has direct contact with the surface of the shelf, it tends to stick a bit, but it is possible. For the finish glaze DO NOT paint it on the bottom, it will stick to the shelf in the kiln.
wow
Which ceramic clay is this?
White stoneware
Is it toxic to drink in thi kind of mugs
No it is not, as long as stoneware clay is used and it has been glazed and fired properly. Air dry clay is not suitable for a mug because it is not food safe!
What is the name of song
Algún comentario en español que me diga como es el esmalte de las tacitas por favor :( I mean que producto please
برافو هذا جميل
Wow 😭🤍🤍🤍🤍
Is this ceramic or clay ?
And does it make any difference?
I use white stoneware clay that needs to get fired in a proper kiln. Air dry clay is not food safe and does not need to be fired
Fabulous
شكرا لك
can I use ceramic clay without firing.just let it air dry?make some craft,not for food use.
You’re welcome to if you want to play around with clay and experiment but if it just air dries it will be very fragile and can break easily
nice
Hey i was wondering which specific clay did you use? Would like to know the brand name and type of clay. And also could you order that clay online and where
Hi! I used white stoneware, you can find it at any pottery store it just depends where you live. I’m in South Africa and get it from my local pottery shop
wao beautiful
todo mundo diz pra achar um lugar e pagar pra fazer a queima.
mas não tem lugar na minha cidade. são no minimo 2 horas de viagem pro lugar mais próximo isso se tiver sorte e não pegar transito..
Çok iyi
❤
Cool your name is Wendy, so is mine.
Idk why that song made me cry…
Please is it healthy ?
Yeah but u should be careful if it brok or something it be toxic
You are beautifull girl and doing beautifull thing (pottery)
not sure you could find a less good song
Where should I buy the clay?
which clay have you used here?
I used white stoneware
Which clay did u use
What type of clay did you use?
I used white stoneware
Which clay did you use
White stoneware ✨