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I’ll look at doing that. Thanks for watching.

I agree. Things grow on me but often don’t meet my expectations. I do like the platter now that I didn’t like in the beginning. I have to remind myself sometimes that even if I don’t like it someone else will love it. Thanks for the comment. 😊

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck with your handbuilding. 😊

It’s a stunner! Thanks for watching. Good luck with your glazing. 😊

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. The kids always love time in the studio. Almost as much as I do! Enjoy your time with the grands. 😊

Glad you enjoy the videos. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. 😊

Thanks for watching. Yes I have been blessed to find some good old gems of a kiln that still work.

I’m so glad it helps. Just have fun with it. It’s all one big experiment. Funny thing is I forget what I did and sometimes have to go watch my own videos to remember a combination. 😊Good luck and enjoy!

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Me too

Your grandson is so cute

@@LianaOchsnerthat he is 😊 thank you. He loves to help!

I am glad you like them. Thanks for the comment. I hope they help you make pretty things. 😊

Yes, I did horizontal drips of iron lustre first then a full coat of iron luster over all of it. It is a runner so be careful how thick you are close to the bottom. Good luck!!

@@healingearthceramics9472 Thank you so much for your reply. It looks amazing!

@@aidagrollov9130thanks, I loved it so much I couldn’t sell it. I drink coffee and tea out of it daily unless my granddaughter beats me to it! 😁

Good luck with the glaze. Light clay is best as you suggest. It’s beautiful when it turns out.

Thank you! 😊

It could have something to do with the clay also. I use porcelain on the ancient copper and obsidian seaweed combo. Darker clays can cause darker results. I use 5 or more coats of seaweed when it’s high on the pot.

Thank you! 😊

River Birch is great for combos! I’m glad you like the videos. Good luck with your attempt to use the combos. 😊

Thank you for the comment. Made my day. I’m so glad you find the videos helpful. I kept a set of those bowls and we use them frequently here in the cold winter. Good luck with your Ramen bowls! 😊

Definitely under the SM. Smoky Merlot is very hazy and lacks depth of color without the obsidian. Put 2-3 coats of obsidian then cover it with 3 coat of SM. Good luck. I hope it works well for you!

Welcome!! Glad you finally arrived. I’ve been waiting on you. 😊 I hope you find the channel helpful.

Thanks! 😊

Thank you. Glad it is helpful. Thanks for watching! 😊

3 coats brushed. Cone 6 community kiln.

Thank you! Looks great. Don’t find the shinos to be runny?

@@MichaelTirrell-v3enot for me. They have been very stable.

No. These are cone 5/6 glazes. Around 2160° - 2260°. Thanks for watching.

@ thank you for the video and the kindly reply

Thank you so much for those kind words. I’m so glad the videos have been helpful to you. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you for the comment. I’m so glad you enjoy the videos. Good luck in your art. 😊

I’ll give it a try next time. Thanks for the suggestion.

Here is the layering for the brown jar. I was excited when it came out of the kiln. Old Ancient copper on bottom, Base of Oatmeal on top with bands of Albany Slip Brown and Ancient Jasper over the Oatmeal. Porcelain jar, manual kiln, cone 6 no hold. 9.5 hour firing time. Thank you watching! 😊

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. I wish you well. 😊

It is a 820 which means it is 8 sided kiln 20” deep. Not to big and not to small. Some similar are 818.

Glad you liked it and I really appreciate you watching. It was lapis satin and sunset pink both Coyote glazes. Cheers!

Thanks. I have started doing that with later videos. It is quite annoying. Thanks for watching.

After I applied 3 coats of obsidian I probably put 5 to 6 coats of seaweed. I wanted it to run and fade into the copper so I kept it on my banding wheel and just kept layering it up at the top ring and just below.

I get that. All I try to do is cover my cost to the best of my ability. Good luck in all you do.

So glad you like it. Thanks for watching. I hope the vids help you out.😊

@@healingearthceramics9472 the videos are definitely inspirational! I've only been doing this for 4 months but I'm becoming obsessed lol

@@lilig6422😊 that will happen.

It was a second firing and I put high flux glaze on it which ran off. 😅

I hope it turns out as nice for you. Thanks so much for watching! 😊

Thanks so much for watching. 😊

The one that stuck was a refire and I had put a high flux glaze on the outside to get rid of pinholes. The pinholes are gone!!! 😊

@@healingearthceramics9472 those pesky pinholes. Suck!!. I've had many pieces with pin holes. Not my kiln it's a mass firing at a studio, so I've no control. I'm about to do my first glaze fire in my cress-e1814-kiln. So I'll be waiting with anticipation. Trying to work out how to fire. Cone 5 to 6 on slow heat??????? I dunno 😕 😐 🤷

@@MeandmyfireflyEZCreationsI do cone 04 on my bisque and cone 6 slow heat taking about 9.5 hours. Good luck! I hope it goes well for you.

@@healingearthceramics9472 ok I did cone 5 slow medium speed and 10 minute hold. Eeeeeeeek I'm nervous about how it'll turn out

@@MeandmyfireflyEZCreationslet me know how it turns out.

Hello, thank you for the comment. We have recently discussed visiting Iceland. 😊 The two glazes you have will make a very nice combination. I hope you find the videos helpful and I really appreciate you watching. I share more work on instagram as Healing Earth Ceramics and you are always welcome to message me with questions. Cheers!

@@healingearthceramics9472 Hello again! I am always trying out new combinations and glazes. If you'll decide to come to Iceland, please be in touch and we might be able to meet up and I could even show you and your wife around. However if it is in winder time, it'll be more difficult for me since I do have to drive over a mountain to get to Reykjavik and the conditions on the mountains aren't always good due to snow and the roads being slippery. If there's anything you'll want to ask about Iceland, shoot away and I'll try to answer them for you.

@@linda.s.gisladthank you so much Linda. That would be awesome to meet you and learn about Iceland from your local knowledge. If we make the trip I will be sure to reach out to you. 😊

@@linda.s.gisladsent you a DM on messenger.

Thank you! I will pass that along to my wife. She does a fantastic job on those. Thanks for watching.

Personal decisions not to, not an accident. This was a second firing and I thought it would be ok. I was wrong. 😅

Thank you!

I thought about but opt’ed not to.

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment and hope you find these videos helpful. 😊

Thank you very much! I appreciate the comment. I hope the videos are helpful. Thanks for watching.

@@healingearthceramics9472 helpful and extremely inspiring. ❤️

Glad you enjoyed it! I spent 30 years working in information systems sitting in offices and pods. Being retired and living in the woods is a blessing. We love it here. Thanks so much for your comment and for watching. I hope you find the videos helpful. 😊

I am what I am! 😊 Thanks for watching. No flashing lights and dancing pigs here. Just me making pottery while kids play.

Thank you very much. ❤

Hey, you can’t beat quality. Thanks for the comment. I’m really glad you find it helpful. I appreciate you watching. Give this one a try. It made a really neat bowl. 😊

It's so good! I was definitely happy with the results. I hope it works well for you! 😊 Thanks for watching.