How to Speckle Glaze Bisqueware - Step by Step Underglaze Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2020
- Speckle Glazing your Bisqueware is very easy to learn. Follow along as I show you how much fun it is to create the Speckle Glaze Technique 📌ALERT - You Will See an Example Fired Piece! All the tools and Supplies needed are listed down below in the 👇 SHOW MORE SECTION 👇
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🔷 Tools and Supplies Used in The Video 🔷
Brushes
✅ Creative Arts Round Tip Paint Brushes, Short Stubby 10PCs
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✅ Creative Mark Hake Brush Set 3PCs
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Glazes
Turquoise
✅ AMACO Opalescent Glaze, Turquoise 16 oz Bottle
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Black
✅ Speedball Black Underglaze 2 oz Bottle
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✅ Speedball Black Underglaze 16 oz Bottle
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Glaze Variety Packs
✅ 12 -2 oz Bottle Variety Pack
Speedball Small Bottle Variety Packs 12 -2 oz Bottles
White, Yellow, Pink, Royal Blue, Sky Blue, Medium Green,
Brown, Black, Grey, Orange, Red, Purple.
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✅ 6 -16 oz Bottle Variety Pack
Speedball Large Bottle Variety Packs 6 -16 oz Bottles
Black, Orange, Royal Blue, Red, White, and Yellow.
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✅ 12 -16 oz Bottle Variety Pack
Speedball Large Bottle Variety Packs 12 -16 oz Bottles
White, Yellow, Pink, Royal Blue, Sky blue, Medium Green,
Brown, Black, Grey, Orange, Red, Purple
geni.us/74u09 (Amazon) (Blick)
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🔷 Bonus Material 🔷
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You’re so great to teach! Thanks. 🤍
You are so welcome! 💖
Great process. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome Linda 😊Glad I could give you some fun glazing ideas.
Thank you so much for these great glazing techniques! I can't wait to try them. You have a wonderful way of teaching and I always pick up something new so thanks again :)
Thank you so much Ray. Glad I could help you come up with some new ideas. Keep making that beautiful pottery. 😍
Love the speckling techniques you share, Marie! Also loved seeing your black cat.
Thank you Mary Jean. 💖 Glad to give you more decorating ideas.
Love this look! And love when your kitty makes an appearance!
Thank you Julie. It is fun to create 😍
That looks like fun!!!
Thank you Vicki😍It is fun. You can speckle a little or a lot. Glad I could give you some decorating ideas.
very simple and very beautiful🥰🍀
Thank you so much Kiran😍
Love this! Thank you for sharing =)
Thank you Peter. It is a cool pattern and easy to do. 😊
What a calming voice you have, really a pleasure to listen to!
Thank you Wilma 😍
I'm so happy I found your channel!!! I love this so much, I'm going to try this method to my polymer creations to try and create a "faux ceramic" effect!
That's great! 😍 What things do you create with your polymer clay? Did you also see my splatter and spong videos? 😊
Thank you so much for captioning your videos!
You're welcome 😊 Glad they are helpful.
So beautiful and your voice is relaxing. thank you 🙂
So nice of you. Thank you 😍 Isn't pottery a wonderful art form. There are so many things you can create and different ways to decorate. It's endless 😊
@@PotteryCrafters Exactly!! endless combination of colors and shapes. 😍😍🤩
It seems like every time I go to search for a technique you have made a video for it! I love your energy and attitude and as a beginning potter you've taught me so much! Just wanted to take a moment and thank you..♥️
You are so welcome Jessica. Glad to be helpful on your pottery journey. Let's stay dirty 😀
this made me so happy
That is very Cool. Thank you Amy 😊
I remember my Art classes in school, we used a flat sive/mesh and a toothbrush to get a specled spray pattern on paper, that might work aswell with glaze, the spots will probably be a little finer tho... I'll try that :)
Good idea. Thanks I'll give it a try 😊 The things we can create with underglazes seems endless.
Finally I discovered how to make the small points! Thank you for sharing this video 🙂 At the end of the video did you use transparent glaze? Or white glaze? I use white clay, so cold I use transparent glaze? Tank you for your help.
You're welcome Sandra 😍 Yes I used transparent glaze. Glad I could help to give you more decorating ideas 😊
Amazing video as always! Although I have two questions: 1. I saw that you did the specks with underglaze on the entire bottom, won’t that stick to the kiln shelves? 2. The wax resist, do you wipe that of before firing or does it melt away in the kiln?
Have a lovely day ❤️
Thank you Elin 😊 Those are good questions. The underglaze does not stick to the bottom of the kiln shelf because there is not enough frit in it to make it stick. However, if the underglaze is applied too thick it may stick. Yes, the wax resist burns off in the kiln. Happy glazing 😊 I underglazed the bottoms on this video also. Here is the link for you if you didn't see it yet. ruclips.net/video/xkJs137b9EQ/видео.html
Thank you very much! Can I use any trasparent glaze? Amaco is unfortunately not available in my country....
Great question. Yes you can use any clear glaze. 😊
Such awesome ideas!! Also, I really like the way you explain everything step by step, and make each step so clear. Do you give classes/lessons at your own studio? Jenny Stallman
Thank you Jenny 😊 Not at this time. I would like to in the future. I do have over 100 videos for you to choose from that may help. Here is the link for you. ruclips.net/user/PotteryCraftersvideos
Would underglaze show through white glaze? Or other coloured glazes?
Good question. No, it would not. You can only use a transparent glaze. It can have a little color tint to it, but you must be able to see through the glaze. 😊
Wouldn't this technique work best on greenware? This way it would be solidified with no worry of smearing after a bisque fire leaving it simpler to glaze the peices. This is how i use this method.
Thanks for your great videos!
Thank you. 😊 If you do it on greenware you have to be more careful handling it because it's in a more fragile state and you can't have any other greenware touch it in the kiln. So if you are careful in handling it and have extra room when bisque firing then yes you can also do it on greenware. Both ways work great. When I have extra room in the kiln I prefer to underglaze on greenware 👍😊
Hi! Could I make this using another color of glaze instead of underglaze? Thank you!
That is a very good question. If you use regular glaze the dots may turn out fuzzy depending on how stable the glaze is. You would have to glaze the bowl first then add your speckles. Similar to the glaze dots in this post potterycrafters.com/glaze-trailing-pottery/ You could try a test fire and see how your glaze turns out 😊
Do you have to use a transparent glaze when speckling? I’ve seen artists have little black speckles with colored glazes as dark as cherry glaze.
Very good question. Yes, you would have to use a transparent glaze with an underglaze. They could have used a red underglaze and black speckles, then a clear glaze over it. Or a stable red glaze as a base and a stable black glaze for speckles. 😊
Hello, Marie! I have 3 questions please. First, is colored slip the same as underglaze in the way that it behaves? Second, when I use black or red or latter brown clay and only apply clear glaze, no colored glaze, will the color of the claybody show through? Last one, if you mix a color stain with a dark clay body, is that okay or should I always use a white clay body to make colored clay and slip? Thank you so much! I appreciate your work.
Thank you.😍 Yes, colored slip is very similar to underglaze in the way it behaves. Underglaze contains a little frit which makes you able to apply it to bisque ware. Slip is meant for greenware.
Yes, you can use black or red on brown clay and the color of the clay body will show through.
If you mix a color stain with a dark clay body the color will be different. You can experiment and see how you like it. You will get a more true vibrant color from a white clay body. You can also make colored clay and slip. Play with small amounts and see how you like it.😀
@@PotteryCrafters Thank you so much for taking the time to respond. These are useful tips! For the kind of look I am going for, everything has to look uniform. I'm doing a first time firing soon for my very first batch of greenware! ☺️🙏
WOW your first firing . That is cool 😃 Let me know how it turns out 👍
i have NEVER distilled water for a glaze used distilled water in my life., I have used well water and city water and my glazes are amazing
Wow, that's good to know. 😊I was taught to use distilled water with glazes and underglazes. So to do be on the safe side I always did. But when I make my plain and colored slips I do use plain water. 👍
Is this underglaze on bisque?
Yes 😊
I'm back again! I have found that using a toothbrush is the best tool ever for spackling. Have you tried it? Please don't use the one you are currently using for your teeth.
Yes I did try the toothbrush and it didn't give me the bigger speckles 😊 They were so tiny so I went with the firm brush instead. You're right you can use a toothbrush too. The speckle effect is so cool. I could try buying a different toothbrush and try it again 😀
@@PotteryCrafters maybe perhaps with a "FIRM" bristle tooth brush..
Thanks for reminding me. I still didn't get a different toothbrush 😍
My eyes can't see very well close up. I wrote spackling because it appeared at the top. I thought it was speckling. Sorry about that.
You're fine. Who hasn't miss spelled at one time or another? Thank you for watching. It's fun to get different decorating ideas.😍