Welcome Back. . You have been greatly missed and I am delighted to hear all is well. Looking forward to watching your regular videos as always. Life is not quite the same without them. !
I am so happy to see you back. Missed you greatly. Sorry to hear you had to have surgery. Hope you are good and improved. The glow looks lovely on you.
Hi Sarah- really enjoyed this video as so diverse. Particularly loved Gill’s hand built vase& Virginias hydrangeas, also the toadstools -definitely food for thought. Have a well earned break- you deserve it 😀😀👍. Carolyn
Oh what a surprise to see you and a video! Hooray, hoping all is well there with you! Loving the plates! Tickled to see another Poppy Head! Welcome back, and as usual thank you for sharing.
@@thepotterycorner I am so eager to get together with her and lay hands on my "Sarah Amos" piece! will send photos once it arrives home! Thank you again for being able to work it out.
Catching up Sarah wow the number of views you are getting is INSANE. Well done! Janet’s gorgeous vase is perfect for dried flowers. I have many like that - usually with blown out bottoms! X
Oh Sarah, so happy to see you again. We have missed you very in our ceramic world 😉. Great to see beautiful pieces from you and your students. Many greetings 🥰
So pleased to see you back on again. You are looking quite healthy. Too bad about that JPP glaze. The fish wind chime is lovely: now I'm inspired to make one as well. Have a great day and welcome back 🙂
Great to see you back! I've got some hanging domes like those fish ones, but for air plants - I sit them on top of shelf props, they come off pretty easily. I do the same thing for bigger dome hanging pots that are fired upside down.
Thanks Ryan. The student had taken the glaze a little too high inside which is why they stuck unfortunately. A little bit of effort got them off without damage. Thanks for watching 😀
Today I unloaded a test kiln with pieces that had rhubarb leaf texture on it, I’m trying to find a combination I like for a bird bath. I’ve also been screen printing Spectrum raised accents on soft leather hard clay. I really like the raised accents I can screen print a design and not worry about it moving at all.
So glad you are back snd feeling better!! Love your videos, I always learn something new. I watched your Poppy Head videos and want to give them a try. I check on using glass frit and they all had lead . Is this the norm and how safe is it to work with? Thanks
Hi Pat and thanks for your kind words 😊. I use Bullseye Frit but you can use glass from bottles - but you can't mix it with other glass if you use that. I don't think Bullseye glass (used for glass fusing) contains lead. Hope that helps. Good luck with your project and send me a pic 📸
I am soo happy to see everything! Do you include how to use glass in the tops of your flower pods in the video? It sooo beautiful!! If you have any questions about Jessica’s glazes just email her or message her and she will get back to you!
I had the same problem with mixing Clayscape glazes but finally found somewhere that you should start with 100unces of water, mix sieve and check consistency. {let it mature for 24 hours} if u dip ur finger in it and can still see ur nail when you take ur finger out, it should be good to use. two coats only. If not, add small amounts of water to get right consistency. {I was frustrated, but now they work well for me. Hope they work for u.
Thanks so much for your advice on this Christine. The Cobblestone glaze is very gritty so I'll try sieving it. I'm not sure I've added enough water 😕. Thanks for watching
as of now the brush on glazes of Jess’s will only be available in dipping because of the difficulties and supply issues with product availability. Mix for dipping and add gum solution for brushing. Sieving is recommended. I find I need more water than recommended because of my water and elevation in far west Texas. Hope that’s helpful.
Hello Sarah I have a question I hope you or someone can help me. I've done a glaze fire and some of my pieces are pin holes. They are planters and cups so I know I have to fix them. Wondering do I have to reglaze them or can I just refire them and hope the holes fill in. If you could help that'd be great.
Hello Heidi. Pin holes are a pain! Definitely need to add glaze over the pin holes and then refire. Might be that the firing was too hot so maybe reduce the temperature by 10 degrees 🤔 😊
@@thepotterycorner I have an older kiln just a kin that has the cone to shut it off so I'll reglaze and the try and fire again. I can't do holds or soaks a small older kiln. I'm sure if I reglaze it it'll work out and fix the problem. Thank you for the reply and tip to reglaze.
Glad to see your smiley face back on RUclips. I have missed your kiln openings. From Maryborough Queensland Australia 🇦🇺🥰👏🏻
Thanks Diane- feels great to be back 🙃
Beautiful poppy head; beautiful glass
Welcome Back. . You have been greatly missed and I am delighted to hear all is well. Looking forward to watching your regular videos as always. Life is not quite the same without them. !
Awww thanks Donna. What lovely words - very much appreciated 😀
Welcome back. Glad to hear you are healthy. I enjoy your tutorials and kiln openings so much.
Thanks so much Polly - means a lot ❤️
I missed you and your terrific videos. I'm so happy that you are up and running again! Keep firing.....
Thanks so much Rosanne- it's great to be back 😀
What a lovely surprise this morning to find your video. I can only echo every ones comments that you are mended, thank goodness.
Thanks so much Joan for your lovely comments. Really grateful to be back 😀
I am so happy to see you back. Missed you greatly. Sorry to hear you had to have surgery. Hope you are good and improved. The glow looks lovely on you.
Thanks so much Laurie for your kind words 😊
So happy to see you back Sarah. I have missed your wonderful videos. Take care.
Thanks so much Fiona. Great to hear from you again 🙂
Yes we’ve missed you Sarah, so glad your back. Gotta have a sneaky peak! 🤣
Thanks so much Karen. Really great to be back. 😊
Welcome back!! So glad to see you back in the studio!!
Thanks Nancy- it's great to be back 😀
The seed pods you and your students produce are fantastic. I will be checking them out further in your videos. thanks, Wanda
Thanks Wanda - there is a whole playlist of the poppy head tutorials. Have fun watching and send me pictures of your completed project! 😄
Glad you are back. I so enjoy your videos especially the tutorials.
Thanks Karen - much appreciated 🙏
Hi Sarah- really enjoyed this video as so diverse. Particularly loved Gill’s hand built vase& Virginias hydrangeas, also the toadstools -definitely food for thought. Have a well earned break- you deserve it 😀😀👍. Carolyn
Thanks my lovely 😍
So glad you are back and feeling better!
Thanks so much Janet. It's great to be back- talking nonsense as usual 😁
So nice to hear and see you again. Do take care, looking forward to more videos.
Thanks for watching 😀
Lovely to see that you are back Sarah, glad you are feeling better😊
Thanks so much Julia - very kind 😊
Hey there!! So glad to see you back!!!
So happy you have returned and that you are okay!
Awww - thanks so much 😊
Happy to see you again, fellow claybird!
Thanks Mary - very kind 😊
I was also getting concerned and was thinking of sending you a message. Very glad you are back!
Thanks Carolyn for thinking of me 😊
Oh what a surprise to see you and a video! Hooray, hoping all is well there with you! Loving the plates! Tickled to see another Poppy Head! Welcome back, and as usual thank you for sharing.
Thanks Kd - lovely sentiments. Thanks also for your personal shopper 😆
@@thepotterycorner I am so eager to get together with her and lay hands on my "Sarah Amos" piece! will send photos once it arrives home! Thank you again for being able to work it out.
Sarah, good to watch you again!
Thanks Izabela - very kind 😊
👍👍 Glad you're back.
Sarah, welcome back and yes, I have missed you.
Thanks Sally - I've been watching your kiln opening videos whilst recuperating so I've not missed out! Thanks for your kind words 😊
Welcome back!! Good to ser you again!! I missed you a lot!!
Thanks so much Helena - really kind of you. Great to be back ☺️
Very glad you are well!
Thanks Kelly- very kind 😊
Catching up Sarah wow the number of views you are getting is INSANE. Well done! Janet’s gorgeous vase is perfect for dried flowers. I have many like that - usually with blown out bottoms! X
Awww thanks so much my lovely friend. Really kind. Going from strength to strength so must be doing something right 😊
Happy to see you back !😉
Thanks so much Brigette 😊
Yay!!!!! You're back!!!! Glad to hear you are okay!!! Next time give us the sneakiest peek of why you be gone 😆
Thanks so much 😄
Glad to see you back. Was wondering where you’d been!
Thanks for watching again 🙂
Love the fish xxx
You catching up on video my lovely or just missing classes? 😁
@@thepotterycorner both Sarah :))
Yay you're back! So glad to see your face on youtube again! (wasn't that pink at all 🙂) Always lovely to see your talented stundents work.
Thanks Monique- it's been a while! Glad to be back 😀
Beautiful blue bowl now a bird bath
Great idea! Thanks for watching 😀
Yay! I am so happy you were back and feeling better. We all missed you. Can’t wait to see what’s in the kiln💕
Thanks Karen. Not a bad haul me thinks! 😁
Thanks Karen. Very kind 😊
Yay!!! I am so happy you are back and feeling better. We all missed you! 💕
Oh Sarah, so happy to see you again. We have missed you very in our ceramic world 😉. Great to see beautiful pieces from you and your students. Many greetings 🥰
Thank you so much Mona. It's great to be back. 😁
So pleased to see you back on again. You are looking quite healthy. Too bad about that JPP glaze. The fish wind chime is lovely: now I'm inspired to make one as well. Have a great day and welcome back 🙂
Thanks again Diane. The fish is great and you can personalise it with stones/shells etc that you've collected. 😊
Great to see you back! I've got some hanging domes like those fish ones, but for air plants - I sit them on top of shelf props, they come off pretty easily. I do the same thing for bigger dome hanging pots that are fired upside down.
Thanks Ryan. The student had taken the glaze a little too high inside which is why they stuck unfortunately. A little bit of effort got them off without damage. Thanks for watching 😀
So glad you are back and doing better. Looking forward to see more videos. Is there going to be any toutorials coming in the future??
Hi Kathryn- thanks for watching. Next tutorial will be on underglaze pencils ✏️- just getting the gear ready! 😁
Today I unloaded a test kiln with pieces that had rhubarb leaf texture on it, I’m trying to find a combination I like for a bird bath. I’ve also been screen printing Spectrum raised accents on soft leather hard clay. I really like the raised accents I can screen print a design and not worry about it moving at all.
Interesting! Thanks for watching Jay
So glad you are back snd feeling better!! Love your videos, I always learn something new. I watched your Poppy Head videos and want to give them a try. I check on using glass frit and they all had lead . Is this the norm and how safe is it to work with? Thanks
Hi Pat and thanks for your kind words 😊. I use Bullseye Frit but you can use glass from bottles - but you can't mix it with other glass if you use that. I don't think Bullseye glass (used for glass fusing) contains lead. Hope that helps. Good luck with your project and send me a pic 📸
I am soo happy to see everything! Do you include how to use glass in the tops of your flower pods in the video? It sooo beautiful!! If you have any questions about Jessica’s glazes just email her or message her and she will get back to you!
Thanks Michele- yes the use of glass is in the second video 📹 of the poppy heads playlist 😀
I had the same problem with mixing Clayscape glazes but finally found somewhere that you should start with 100unces of water, mix sieve and check consistency. {let it mature for 24 hours} if u dip ur finger in it and can still see ur nail when you take ur finger out, it should be good to use. two coats only. If not, add small amounts of water to get right consistency. {I was frustrated, but now they work well for me. Hope they work for u.
Thanks so much for your advice on this Christine. The Cobblestone glaze is very gritty so I'll try sieving it. I'm not sure I've added enough water 😕. Thanks for watching
as of now the brush on glazes of Jess’s will only be available in dipping because of the difficulties and supply issues with product availability. Mix for dipping and add gum solution for brushing. Sieving is recommended. I find I need more water than recommended because of my water and elevation in far west Texas. Hope that’s helpful.
@@sharonbryant5811 - that's really helpful- thanks. Rather like the Chun Blue so I'll buy the dipping. Useful to know- very kind 😊
Hello Sarah
I have a question I hope you or someone can help me. I've done a glaze fire and some of my pieces are pin holes. They are planters and cups so I know I have to fix them. Wondering do I have to reglaze them or can I just refire them and hope the holes fill in. If you could help that'd be great.
Hello Heidi. Pin holes are a pain! Definitely need to add glaze over the pin holes and then refire. Might be that the firing was too hot so maybe reduce the temperature by 10 degrees 🤔 😊
@@thepotterycorner thanks so much.
@@thepotterycorner I have an older kiln just a kin that has the cone to shut it off so I'll reglaze and the try and fire again. I can't do holds or soaks a small older kiln. I'm sure if I reglaze it it'll work out and fix the problem. Thank you for the reply and tip to reglaze.