23. Part 2 Results - Glaze Layering Test Tiles - kiln opening Amaco, Mayco, Terracolor. 13.12.20
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- This is the video of the results of Test Tiles Using Amaco Layering Glazes. Plus some pots that came out of the kiln including the finished Large Fruit Bole from video 18.
Amaco
Obsidian
Smokey Merlot
Emerald Falls
Textured Turquoise
Saphire Float
Midnight Blue
Blue Stone
Oatmeal
Ancient Jasper
Snow
Indigo Float
Seaweed
Blue Rutile
Iron Lustre
Cobalt
Storm
Art Deco Green
Tourmaline
True Celadon
Chun Plumb
Deep Olive Speckle
Deep Sienna Speckle
Deep Fire Brick
Texture Amber Brown
River Rock
Terracolor
Gutt Hellrot Red
Gutt Hellrot Orange
Mayco
Matt Black
Magma Light
Magma Dark
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an encyclopedia.of tests! I can see trends that I'm drawn to. Again many thanks for jostling my love of exploration
Midnight sky bowl.
Holy cow that one really is gorgous!
This was so much information ❤thank you so much. I’m just starting my pottery journey and your videos are such a inspiration and lots of help!
Wow!!!! So much information & wonderful ideas to try. Thank you for sharing :-)
Super useful video thank you! I use many of these particular glazes in my high school pottery and this is a great visual for the students to see what can be done with them!
Thankyou. Where are you based ??
Wow! This is fantastic. Thanks so much for the superbly detailed information.
All of the tests are wonderful. I realize it was a lot of work and I commend you for your organization of the pre fired as well as the fired ware. Thank you very much for sharing.
excellent! thank you so much!
A wealth of valuable information...thanks so much for doing all that hard work for us😉
Thanks for making all these videos- they are GREAT!! I’ve just binge watched a whole load! 👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing. Glad you enjoyed.
Very informative!!
Awesome palette
Thank you! This is enormously helpful.
Your welcome
thank you so much for making these!!! beautiful combinations
Ancient Jasper comes out gorgeous on its own!
Love your patience 👌
Thank you so much! Your test tiles are so helpful for a beginner!
Ancient jasper over indigo float is one of my favorite combinations. And thank you for this video, I will definitely be trying out some of these!!
Thanks for this. Indigo float was in my first group of glazes test tiles so haven’t one of that combo. Only with white and oatmeal.
Love this video! My favourite glazing, such lovely combinations I would like to try :-) thank you, very informative
Jemma Gudgin thanks Jemma. It’s going very well. Did a kiln opening yesterday and need to do the video.
Love watching your videos, very informative and great results....from a potter bloke in south yorkshire
Thank you so much for sharing these combos with us❣I find myself watching your videos multiple times, with a pen and a notebook. Very useful! Have a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year!!!!
Janene H. And back to you. Love the comments. !! Thankyou.
Thanks Lois really enjoying the videos I need to order some River rock and Obsidian but everywhere seems out of stock! Jayne from Hertfordshire
This was incredibly helpful! Thank you. Your pottery is beautiful :)
The blue midnight pieces are stunning. You've inspired me to use it on my next bowl :)
Hi Lois.
Thank you for posting these tests. As I have said before I am at a similar stage in the journey of discovery albeit you are in front. Independently I have done similar experiments but with fewer combinations. Keep up the good work.
Kevin Nicholas Thankyou so much. Just going to post my last kiln opening. Enjoy.
Thank you
Lois, just watched 24. Is glaze applied dipped brushed or sprayed? Thanks so much.
All brushed. Thanks for watching.
I am learning so much watching your videos as i am in the process of first time test tile glazing. What do you use to write the glaze info on the bottoms? I have an underglaze pencil but it’s not easy to write on bisque so that it is legible. Thanks!
I put underglaze in one of the little bottles that has a needle end and write using that. I add a little water as the underglaze is too thick. And I just write.
Thanks for your videos! I used your test tile method and i love the efficiency of your style. Now to put my pictures and note cards into an accessible format.
1.) what do you use as you flip through on your tablet?
Writing the glaze numbers on the bottom of each tile-
2.) I used underglaze pencil but it’s not easy to make it legible nor is there enough space for all the details. You mentioned you use a needle on a rubber squeeze bulb- how does it not stick to the cookie?
Thanks!!!
So I’m using a slip trailer bottle. I have a needle that is thin enough to let slightly watered down underglaze through and I gave nice writing to that’s what I do. It doesn’t stick as underglaze.
www.potclays.co.uk/slip-trailer-kit?gclid=Cj0KCQjw7MGJBhD-ARIsAMZ0ees-DJ8bt6EDmTx2mePGZfleG0KuWtqdZbDMCQ_GkJQJfuknbn1c8QQaAkthEALw_wcB
So I have a book I write everything in. Every piece has a number. Every piece has an entry in the book. A little diagram and then the glazes I use. I take a pic of the piece glazed with the pots in the picture. The base glaze on the bottom. Next glaze jar on top etc etc.
Then pics and video of each piece. It’s getting harder now that I’m producing more. I also keep pieces that I like and will repeat so I have a pot to inspire me and if course everything is videoed.
@@LoisHook thanks. Do you use a photo app? To move the order of pictures doesn't seem possible on a mac. I want the before and the after pic together as I scroll. Just thought I'd ask.
I use google photos and make folders of pieces. Is that what you mean
The glut hellrot over obsidian made my old highschool colors orange and blue! Beautiful over the black obsidian, but unfortunately I don't think it's available here in the States. :(
I found it’s Scarva own glaze which is a UK make. Maybe they can ship
Can you tell me what you used for the white bowl in your kiln with the blue half way down?
I put pressure points in the clay as wanted to get glaze to run. So snow all over x3 Top inch in and out obsidian x2 Indigo float x2 then a ancient Jasper thick on rim and top half inch to cause the run.
Lois...since you don’t use a vent system on your kiln, do you need to open the lid/peep holes during your firing? Bisque and glaze?
With bisque leave out bungs check for steam using mirror. Once no steam put bottom bungs in leaving top open. Glaze bottom three in.
Lois Hook Pottery 👍🏻
Lois do you have a video on how you make your test tiles? Not the glazing the actual making the tile
Steven Johnson no but I do need to make some more so the next lot I will video.
Both Joe at Old Forge Creations and Jon the potter have videos showing the making of it.
Steven Johnson ruclips.net/video/TwvadwAh_FI/видео.html
Steven Johnson ruclips.net/video/HFXMc6zgMlA/видео.html
Hi Lois,
What white did you use on the back of tile 43 please 😍
Can you give me a time in the video as away from pottery for weekend. Or will look when I get back.
Hi Lois,
It’s 13:09 you are using white on the backs - is it amaco white HF-11
I looked at my local supplier and he doesn’t stock it if it is. I will have to shop around.
Brilliant video Lois 😍
So 43 is Amaco Blue Stone. When I talk about Amaco white I mean Amaco Snow. C-10
@@LoisHook
Yay!!!! I have that! Thank you Lois 🤩
If it possible explain please what does it mean 1,coat 2 coat,3 coat
Thanks so much for answer
Vлад Gод how many brush on applications. I coat of glaze. 2 coats of glaze or 3 coats of glaze.
@@LoisHook thank you,best teacher 😍❤
What clay body do you use?
This is UK Scarva ES10
What do you used to write on the bottom of the test tiles please?
Lynette Eaton I put black velvet underglaze is a little bottle with a needle that you can buy for pottery and use it to write the info.
@@LoisHook Thank you
SOS UNA GROSA como quisiera hacer uno solo uno de esos Es mi sueño.