Sue Adler of Locust Valley, NY, introduces her horse hair pottery

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @gtrapper3745
    @gtrapper3745 4 года назад

    Great great video thank you

  • @janicethepotter
    @janicethepotter 13 лет назад +1

    This video was wonderful! Thank you for taking the time to put it together. Please video some more kiln openings. I learned a lot about glazes from you a while back... you were my inspiration for sharing my glaze results. Regards, Janice

  • @jmg1957
    @jmg1957 13 лет назад

    wow..very nice...thanks for sharing..

  • @adlesk54
    @adlesk54 13 лет назад

    @janicethepotter Hi Janice, and thanks for the kind words. Just in the process of making right now to fill up a bisque. Will try and get some more kiln openings up. got a new camera and have to learn all over again!
    Sue.

  • @adlesk54
    @adlesk54 13 лет назад

    @jmg1957 Glad you enjoyed it!
    Best regards, Sue.

  • @adlesk54
    @adlesk54 13 лет назад

    @TheSignGuy32 Thanks for watching! The kiln is a 'Paragon home artist kiln'. Its great because it runs right off a 120 V household outlet. Good luck!
    Sue.

  • @amygentile2868
    @amygentile2868 3 года назад

    Love your work. Have you ever tried Palomino or a white tail? Does it still make the same marks?

  • @adlesk54
    @adlesk54 13 лет назад

    @TheSignGuy32 I make the terra Sigilata. I mix 1 3/4 gallons water, 1/2 tablespoon soda ash (could substitute sodium silicate) and 4 1/2 lbs Ball clay. Mix together well. let sit over night. siphon off water at the top and discard . siphon off middle layer and save (this is your terra sig) discard bottom layer.
    you can also google it and find a ton of recipes. I just happend to have these ingredients, and it has worked well for me.