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Glad it was helpful. Sometimes it's the small tips and tricks that help the most. Great to have you along. Sarah

Hi Cariad and thanks so much for watching. I do have a Gel pad and I do use this. Best to use underglaze and print onto bisque than use for slips and greenware. Probably the difference between the two processes. Might think about making a video on this technique too! Thanks for commenting. Great to have you along.

@@thepotterycorner Thanks Sarah. I have a Gelliplate but haven't used it for Clay yet. I'll be trying monochrome after watching your tutorial. Thanks!!

Thanks so much for watching. I so pleased you find my videos helpful. There are quite a few to take a look at ! Keep enjoying learning - clay is such a wonderful medium to use.

Hi Michelle and thanks for the message. Yes - I'm still warm and breathing thankfully! Just have so many commitments at the moment that I have no time to dedicate to my channel. I have a couple of projects videoed awaiting editing so I am hoping to get these up over the next little while. Also hoping to do a collaboration with Jeannette at far Forest ceramics in the future so watch this space. Life is challenging at the moment but I'm hoping to get back to regular content in the not too distant future. Thanks for checking in- much appreciated. Sarah

@@thepotterycorner It’s good to hear you’re ok. I’m sorry you’re not able to make content but of course you take care of yourself first and foremost! We will watch when you’re back! Much love!!❤️

Hiya and thanks for watching this tutorial again and making the project. I have used a clay called PB10 which is a stoneware clay but almost porcelain - so very white when fired. I generally use this clay for throwing as it can be tricky for handbuilding but if you let the slabs dry out a bit it's manageable. I am hoping to get back to videoing tutorials for TH-cam. I'm afraid life has rather got int he way and I don't have as much free time to dedicate to this at the moment. Thanks for the message. Very kind. Sarah

Hi Elizabeth and thanks so much for watching. Glad it was helpful.

Glad it was helpful Mike and thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Appreciated. Sarah

Hi Joan and thanks for watching. I guess I would use about 1 part Oxide to 20 parts water. There are other videos on my channel using oxides so may be worth checking out too. I hope this helps. Cheers Sarah

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Great to have you here

Absolutely! A mask is a must. Thanks so much for watching.

Thanks so much for watching. I haven't tried baking parchment - it might work but the moisture in the slip needs to soak into the paper that you use and I think parchment might not do that. Have a go and let me know the results! Thanks again

Hi Lisa and thanks so much for watching. Yes - you definitely could do this. Adding the slips/stencils in a different order would give you this appearance. Thanks Sarah

Hiya and thanks for watching. I just love monoprinting - it's just a great process. if you haven't taken a look there is a 3 part tutorial on this process on my channel. Cheers Sarah

@@thepotterycornerOK, thanks. I will check them out again and maybe actually try it this time.

Hi Debbie. Many thanks for tuning in from across the planet! Great to have you here. Sarah

Hi and thanks for watching. You could definitely use the dremel on bisqueware. I don't think i'd risk the fagility of greenware myself. Hope that helps. Sarah

@triciac1019 thanks so much for watching. I'm very lucky to have invested a lot in the studio. Its a great creative space. 😍

Thanks so much for watching. I'm so pleased it's given you some ideas for your own pieces

Thanks so much for commenting Virginia. Enjoy making more hydrangea heads!

@SuperVirginiaRose hi Virginia. Thanks for watching again. Sometimes it's good to revisit a project. These hydrangea heads are really beautiful 😍. Great to hear from you again

@jankrug8076 thanks so much for watching. I'm so pleased my channel is helping you in your work. So good to hear. Many thanks for taking the time to comment. 😍

Hi and thanks for watching. If the clay is cracking them it might be too hard to start with. I would try using softer clay and push this into the mould - it shouldn't crack. Hope that helps.

Thanks so much for watching and thanks for taking the time to comment. Appreciated.

@DirkJonker01 thanks so much for watching. Great to have you along 😀

From Big Island, Hawaii 🌸🌺

@lindapreskitt1711 - thanks so much for watching. Wish I lived where you do! 🍹🐠🌴

Thanks so much for tuning in. Glad you enjoyed it.

Dear Geoffrey. Thank you so much for your lovely message - very kind words and much appreciated. Life seems to have got in the way of filming stuff although I do hope to do some more filming soon. My parents are very elderly and my Dad has Alzheimer['s which has it's challenges! I really miss the TH-cam community and my subscribers but something had to give. We're now on summer break so I am hoping to have some time to think about filming again - I certainly got loads to show you. I think I lost my clay mojo when my beloved dog, Cissy, passed away unexpectedly in January but it is slowly coming back in the form of sculpture so I think I will share that journey as a way of explaining why I've been absent. My best wishes to you and look out for more from me hopefully this summer. Kindest regards Sarah

Thanks so much Jess - glad it was so helpful. Sometimes its the little tips that make a difference!

@@goobygoo6105 -why thanks so much 🙏

Hi Marcia and thanks for the message. I've taken a rest from TH-cam over the last few months. Life has just got too hectic with ageing parents and the support I have to give to them. My father has Alzheimer's which is proving to be very challenging and time consuming. I am hoping to return but just not at the moment. I appreciate the message. Kind regards Sarah

@@thepotterycorner Hi Sarah I know how difficult it is, my Mom just pass away on June 5, very sad, she had the same, it is difficult but at least they are not in pain, just confused. Don’t forget to take care of yourself, lots of hugs for you and your family🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Thanks so much Valerie - that is very kind. Thanks for watching

@cariadwales1979 - I agree the postage is a big problem. Bluematchbox in reading does some underglaze decals but not the Skyline version. If you have clay buddies you could do an order and split the postage- that would work. You could put your own spin on the design here too. Thanks for watching. Hope you do the project 😊

Thanks so much for watching. Glad it was helpful..

Thanks so much for watching - great to have you along from Denmark

Thanks so much Keith. Glad it was helpful. Great to have you along from across the Pond.

Hiya and thanks for watching. you could use kiln wash on the cookies but it's not really needed. I tend to use cookies smaller than the circumference of the pot so that if any glaze drips down it doesn't stick the cookie to the piece. Hope that helps.

Thanks for Being Here! Great to have you along.

Hi Denise thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful.

Hi Denise - great to have you along from Spain.

Hi Jessica - Porcelain can be intimating but it really isn't too difficult to work with. See if you can get a sample pack of perhaps a 1kg pack to give it a try. You can, of course, use normal white stoneware but the hydrangea heads are not quite so fine if using this. Thanks for watching and hope you have a go at this lovely project.

Thanks so much for watching Mariska. Great to have you along - there's a large back catalogue of beginners tutorials on my channel if you fancy taking a look

@@thepotterycorner Oh amazing, will do, thanks! <3

Great to have you along from Canada and thanks so much for watching.

Hi and thanks so much for watching. I love monoprinting too and what Iike best is the uniqueness of the pieces - no two will ever by the same. Glad you enjoy it too.

Hi Virginia - great to hear from you again. Yes - I think this could work. It is a bit difficult to draw with the underglaze pencil over glaze but it might work better over underglaze. Definitely not too much for an 89 year old ! So pleased the hydrangeas were a hit. My Grandmother was a wren in the first World War. She hailed from Weymouth in Dorset.