It would be great to include the firing results in the same video or have a link to it - so one can get a true appreciation of the results. 2-cents thanks.
Hello! I just found your video's and am loving them - especially this one with the bubble mug! OMGoodness they are awesome. Thank You. Your friend in NewJersey USA ;-)
For exact temp its (C x 1.8) + 32 It's hardly needed but when you come across it it's pretty nifty. For looser calculations it's "close to but less than double" lol
I love the way you glaze and your combos. I use a fan to help things dry especially when applying 6 and more layers. May I ask how you got the bubble texture? May I suggest that you shake your glazes or stir them much more also take the glaze that has accumulated on the sides of your jar and incorporate that into your glaze. There is a lot of built up glaze there and it will really change the way your glaze turned out when it’s not all mixed up. The stuff that gets gummy like that on the edges is very pigmented and strong in color becasue there isn’t very much water in it. If you mix it all it will stay much more consistent. I hope that makes sense. Scrape it off at the end of a glazing session and it will have more time to dilute itself in the rest of the jar until you glaze again and really need to stir it. I’m just trying to help you out please don’t take this the wrong way.
@@Dollfacepottery Thanks so much Joanne. I made one of my own for my granddaughter which didn’t turn out as well as yours but she and I both love it. Your video is one of the best glazing video’s I have watched.
Love seeing your process! I am new to brushed glazes so I have a question about the drip area on the mug. Since it was near the handle was it just the luck of the draw or is there a way to control it … perhaps not bringing the glaze all the way to the bottom in just that area? Have you experimented with this? When you grind off the drips do you use a grinding wheel or handheld tools like diamond core pads?
It would be great to include the firing results in the same video or have a link to it - so one can get a true appreciation of the results. 2-cents thanks.
Thank you, new at this video stuff so feedback is welcomed
Great video. Can’t believe that mug is hand built. Looks perfectly round.
I just love that bubble mug!!! I also love that you’re not in a T-shirt! Lol thanks so much for this video.
Thank you!
Such a great demonstration. Thank you very much for sharing- I truly appreciate it.
You are so welcome!
Hello! I just found your video's and am loving them - especially this one with the bubble mug! OMGoodness they are awesome. Thank You. Your friend in NewJersey USA ;-)
Thank you
The way you just figured Celsius to Fahrenheit in your head blew my American mind. 😂 Even without the math magic, great video!
For exact temp its
(C x 1.8) + 32 It's hardly needed but when you come across it it's pretty nifty. For looser calculations it's "close to but less than double" lol
Glad you liked it!
Hello, Really enjoyed your informative video. Look forward to your future videos.
Thanks so much!
Очень хорошая работа, кропотливая, но результат восхищает! Хочется увидеть как вы создаёте формы!
You have the teaching talent. I'll subscribe to keep track of your journey. Would love to see finished products. Thanks.
Go to RUclips.com/shorts/2n2Ka0plpqk?feature=share
This is the best glaze video I have seen. Thank you for your time and talent in teaching! I will subscribe and watch all your videos!
Wow, thank you!
It would be helpful to viewers if you filmed horizontal instead of vertical. Your demos are great.
Thanks, I have started filming horizontal mode
thanks for showing! I would like to know the glaze numbers. the result is excellent!
Love this video. It appears that you thin out your Potters Choice glazes. Mine are so thick to begin with.
They are!
I love the way you glaze and your combos. I use a fan to help things dry especially when applying 6 and more layers. May I ask how you got the bubble texture? May I suggest that you shake your glazes or stir them much more also take the glaze that has accumulated on the sides of your jar and incorporate that into your glaze. There is a lot of built up glaze there and it will really change the way your glaze turned out when it’s not all mixed up. The stuff that gets gummy like that on the edges is very pigmented and strong in color becasue there isn’t very much water in it. If you mix it all it will stay much more consistent. I hope that makes sense. Scrape it off at the end of a glazing session and it will have more time to dilute itself in the rest of the jar until you glaze again and really need to stir it. I’m just trying to help you out please don’t take this the wrong way.
Good tips, thanks so much!
Hola,ya tiene una base de esmalte?
Curious about your process. Is that hand built mug or thrown? Any chance you can do a video on how you apply the bubble texture if it's wheel thrown?
Handbuilt 100%
Thank you so much for this lesson . I was wondering how you add that fabulous bubble texture. Is it a separate slab attached after throwing?
Her "About" comments in the description says she hand builds and uses texture mats.
@@theabristlebroom4378 Thank You Thea. i think this is a fabulous texture and the glazing is just amazing.
No it is Handbuilt. I add the texture (from MKM Rollers) to the slab before building it into a mug
@@Dollfacepottery Thanks so much Joanne. I made one of my own for my granddaughter which didn’t turn out as well as yours but she and I both love it. Your video is one of the best glazing video’s I have watched.
Beautiful video. Could you please provide the link so that I can see the after fired final result. Thanking you in advance.
Here is the link Glazing demo kiln results
ruclips.net/user/shorts2n2Ka0plpqk?feature=share
Are these thrown or made from slab? Beautiful and love the texture
I am a 100% handbuilder
Where did you find your bottle opener? Wonderful video...thank you.
I found it on Amazon
Jar opener should be available on Amaxon. It was gifted to me
Pampered chef is whom I bought it from.
I would've liked to see the finished results, after you fired them.
See link to video below for completed glazed mug
facebook.com/joanne.oleary.944/videos/645520470618536/
Love seeing your process! I am new to brushed glazes so I have a question about the drip area on the mug. Since it was near the handle was it just the luck of the draw or is there a way to control it … perhaps not bringing the glaze all the way to the bottom in just that area? Have you experimented with this? When you grind off the drips do you use a grinding wheel or handheld tools like diamond core pads?
I grind using a 80 grit grinding pass on the wheel then I use the small Diamond Core sanding pads, 60 grit, 120, 400 and 800
How did you make the bubble texture on the mug ?
Using MKM Rollers
Here is the link to the “Pampered Chef” jar opener www.pamperedchef.ca/shop/Kitchen+Tools/Food+Prep/Jar+Opener/2677
To see the result: ruclips.net/user/shorts2n2Ka0plpqk?feature=share
Where do you get your glazes. I am looking for 1 that is made up of mostly glass.
I am not sure I understand what you meant by, mostly glass”
What’s a line oh cut?
Linocut is a texture carving technique where you carved away the negative space in linoleum flooring to create an image
Ah ha. Thanks