How to Throw and Glaze a Ceramic Coaster
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Thanks to your review I ordered a Hartley & Noble Russian Doll Batt system today. They were really helpful and I name checked you and your email address when ordering - prior to seeing this vid! THese coaster look so good!
Awesome, I'm sure you'll love it! It has made my process so much more space efficient, it's hard to imagine being without it now
Marble machine! Nice work too!
Yes! I think you're the first person to recognise the design, it's one of my all time favourite things on the internet. I really like Martin's music anyway, but the machine is amazing
This is awesome. I have an Airbnb and making pairs of these as gifts will be perfect!
Nice coaster! And yes, love the Totoro tees too! My daughter has a Totoro with an ☂️ tattooed on her foot:)
Beautiful! Peace and good fortune and good health to you and yours.
Love the shirt 🤩
Loved the totoro t-shirt! Go Ghibli!
All the Ghiblis are great in their own way, but Totoro is the one I always return to
I love the shirts you wear.
Thank you for the lesson! I’m new to making my own. Def sub to your page!
Lol, another Totoro fan here. Seems like I’m not the only one in he audience.
Brought a Russian doll set today and mentioned your name
Awesome, I really hope you find it as useful as I find mine!
Hi. Love your videos. Really helping me a lot. Thank you. I bought the car suction tool from Amazon on your link and it holds my coaster for about 3 seconds then it just drops off. I applied wax resist to the bottom and moistened the sucker. Could there be something I am doing wrong?
Good video. Yes, I was wondering about stamping mugs. I tried to use a signature stamp on the bottom, but that was a mess. What is your stamp made of, metal? Any tips on stamping (or using your signature) would be appreciated
Mine is laser cut acrylic. The real trick is getting the clay at the right level of dryness. Too soft and it just makes a mess, too dry and it doesn't leave a mark at all
Gorgeous! How did you get it off the bat without warping? 🤯
Did you have to trim the bottom of the coasters at all? Or do anything else to prevent from scratching a table's surface?
Hi there. When you drip wax resist on a part of a pot you don’t want it on will the glaze be effected and if so what can you do to fix this. Thanks very much
It will, and the only way to be completely sure it has been removed is to rebisque the piece. You can scrape the wax off and you might get away with it, but the glaze can have issues even if it looks fine going into the kiln, so the safest way is to bisque fire again to completely remove it.
Old Forge Creations Thanks for that.
How does go blue ?? I'm baffled
It's the chemistry of the glaze. The raw ingredients are a different colour to the melted glass they form in the firing
@@OldForgeCreations thank you for replying and explaining. It's just amazing the end result