Sponge painting with Underglazes, Transfers, and Rubber Stamps to Create Fun, Whimsical Designs.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2023
- In this video I am applying underglazes with a sponge on bisqueware, fired to cone 04. After applying the underglazes, I then use rubber stamps and transfers to accentuate the design. Once the design is dry, I will apply two coats of Amaco's HF-9 Clear Glaze, and fire to cone 5.
Warning! This is a long video. Sorry! The glazing and designs took longer than I thought. I may make a shorter one with just one mug.
Thanks for watching!!! :-) - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
😂 50:24🤣 You crack me up! I’m just so blessed to be able to glaze my things along with you and I am so thankful that your videos are over an hour long! Those are my favorite! Thanks for sharing your talent and life with us. I’m so thankful.
@suzannea8180 Awww, thatnis so sweet!!! Thank you so much. ❤️ (Now, I have to go back to 50:24 and see what I said!) 😀😃🙂🙃
Never boring. Your voice is relaxing too. Love your tips and instructions
Awww, thank you so much! ❤️
Adorable and inquisitive Millie is thirsty.
Thank you. ❤️ The kitties lovey water bowl for some odd reason! 😀
Awesome video and love seeing your little helper 🐈⬛🥰
Awww, thank you!! 😊
I am so glad to have found you. Wonderful instruction.
Thank you so much! 💓
I am so inspired by your doodle technique ...now to try it out on a few bowls . Thanks so much for taking the time to show your technique. :)
Welcome! Thanks for watching. Good luck! 😀
Miss Lisa we have missed you so much, and you could never be boring. I wish I had seen this earlier in the day, I was glazing and having coffee and your video would have made it better! I am so glad to see you again!
Awww, thank you! I love watching videos while I'm painting. I don't feel so lonely. 😀 Thanks for watching. ❤️
Your fur baby makes me smile. Perhaps some balloons placed around the table would discourage her from jumping up?
Hi. I loved watching this video. They're always informative and entertaining. I was waiting for Millie to stand on the applicator bottle 😊 I like the idea of the potters pad and made a note of it, so guess what I'm going to shout myself. I'm not concerned about the length of the video. I enjoy watching them. I have some bisqued mugs, so I'm going to make one or two.
Thanks Carolyn. ❤️. So happy you enjoyed it! Yeah, that Millie. 🙄 She's usually not that persistent. She was being a stinker! I think Sheffield Pottery also carries those stamp pads. They have free shipping, I think. The stamp pads work really nicely with rubber stamps. Good luck with your mugs!
Your kitty cat is hilarious. Mine does the same thing!
They are funny. We just adore them. But they are stinkpots sometimes. 🙂
I get excited when I see you’ve made a video over an hour! It’s NEVER boring - I just love listening to you work and watching your process. I feel like you should charge a lot more for your mugs. They aren’t just a mug - they’re a work of art. I’d love to buy one from you. 🥰 Good luck at your sale!
Thank you so much. ❤️. I hope to put them in my Etsy Shop one of these days! 😀
I love your doodle technique…so colorful and fun!
Thanks! 😀
Love your whimsical glazing.
I can't wait to try this! You make painting look so easy and relaxing to do. I really appreciate the length of your videos and your honesty in the making process. Even though I've been a Hobby potter/sometimes seller for 23 years I still learn so much from you 😊
Thank you so much!! ❤️. Hope you have fun making them. Thanks for watching! 😀
I love it 😻
@@user-yi8ke6en8f Thank you!!! 😊 ❤️
Oh my!! I was (still am) a paper crafter before I started with pottery and have hundreds of stamps! Never even thought of using them on my pottery! Love it! Thank you!
Yay, now you have another use for them! 😀
@@WildAcornsArtStudio yes!! Love how different crafts cross over! Thank you for your inspiration!
Thank you for your quick response and for taking my request into consideration.
YAY! Thanks for the video to watch before bed! Always inspiring! 😊
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Hi, i watch you from Germany and I love your Videos very much. Your products are sooo wonderfull. Thank you for showing
Love your techniques and kitty comics as well❤
Thank you!! 😀
LOVE your work!
Thank you so much! ❤️
Love your videos and your whimsical designs. Thanks for the share. :)
Welcome! Thanks for watching. 😀
My gosh these are amaaaazing!! Your method is just incredible!! Thank you soo much for sharing it with us. I’m glad to know that speedball has changed their formula. I wanted to like their underglazes but wow they are so hard to use and are a weird consistency! If you use filtered water in your glazes they won’t smell bad. But I think that’s too late now. Lol Omg I don’t know how you deal with the cats lying down right on your work area like that! Hahaha. I’ve never been around cats but I don’t think I could relax around them being in my studio!! Lol. I also have to say that I like the look of the handle when it’s pulled from the bottom and looped over to the top!!
Thank you!! ❤️ This is probably my favorite method of underlgazing right now. As for the handles, yes, I like these better than the ones I used to make. I pull the handles right off of the mug. It's so much easier than the way I was taught years ago.
Nellie is just like my olly! 😍 love your doodle mugs
Thank you! ❤️
Great video you have so much patience’s good for you mine would be a mess the cat distraction 😂 can’t wait to see them finished
Thank you! ❤️ 😊
Miss you!! Love your videos
Awww, thank you! 😊 This was a long one.
Fabulous creativity 👏
Thank you! ❤️
I just love your pieces from Belgium
Thank you! ❤️. Wow, Belgium! 😀 So far away!!
Thank you .I think i will have to buy an ink pad love these.I sleep with the tv on as well no Bob Ross but Diane Antone she does whimsical water colors painting a lot like your style
Thanks!!! 🙃🙂😃
Hi Lisa. I am new to your videos and love what you do with underglazes especially the way you blend them. I am not a painter and was wondering if you might possibly do a tutorial on how you make your colors and how to load a brush to get the beautiful variations/shadings in your flowers.
Thanks so much! ❤️ Hmmm, I'll have to figure out how to put all that in words. 😀 The colors are just out of the bottle. I'm going to be doing a video soon on some doodle mugs, so I'll try explain the process a little more. Thanks for watching!
Great video Lisa, thank you so much for sharing, the sponging is a great tip, It wasn't too long for me! Jan
Awww, thank you! 😊 ❤️. Glad you enjoyed it...and Millie's antics! She was such a stinkpot!!! 🤔
Ha ha ha ha, Millie the stink pot - she is so typical of cats though, independent and does what she pleases. I kind of admire cats for that!! :) @@WildAcornsArtStudio
We love her so much, it's hard to get mad! I think she knows that. 😏 😀 She's so spoiled.
I’ve missed seeing you have you been ok? Just glad you’re back❤️
Thank you! Yes, doing well. 😀 ❤️
love the cat
Thank you. ❤️. Her sister was bring a good girl and not bothering me! 😀😃🙂🙃
Lisa, how do you keep your mugs from sticking to the kiln shelves?
You need to speed or edit this up. We don't have all day to be watching. Thank you ! ❤️
You have the ability on your own to speed it up or skip over stuff. Or perhaps you might want to just watch another channel. 🤔
Another amazing video. thanks a lot for inspiring. what kind of sponge do you use? any regular one or anything special
Thanks!!! ❤️. Any sponge will do. 😀
Wonderful video! Are you doing all of these underglazes, stamps and transfers on bisque ware? I'm fairly new in the glazing process and I always want to confirm what to do. Thanks so much!
Yes. I prefer to apply the underglaze, stamps, and transfers on bisqueware. But you could also apply them to greenware, then put them through a bisque fire and apply the clear glaze after that.
Where do you get your transfers?
Enjoy your videos- relaxing
Thank you!!! ❤️. Hmmm, I bouhht them from different places. I think it was from Elan Transfers, Plum Island Transfers, and Sanbao Studios. (chineseclayart.com)
These are beautiful! Could you do this process then fire mugs to around 1070 Celsius with a food safe clear glaze?
Yes, definitely. As long as your clear glaze is compatible with your clay firing. Underglazes can be fired upto cone 10, so they're very versitable.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio oh excellent thank you for replying, I've been searching for this answer everywhere. They would be food safe then if fired to this temp with food safe glaze? Everywhere seems to have conflicting info that mugs must be stoneware to be food safe.
@willowmoon7173 yes, they would be food safe, as long as the clear glaze is food safe. There are many types of low-fire dinnerware and mugs that are in restaurants.
Love the doodling, could you try to keep your hands and you’re working more centered so we can see what you’re doing.
Thanks. I try! 😀
I had forgotten about the potter's pad, I remember seeing them and never understood what they were for, before my pottery journey began. I love your doodle projects, they always make me smile with all the lovely colors. Can I ask a technical question, I have a really hard time hearing you in your videos, I have to turn my sound and my speakers up really loud to hear you, then when an advertisement comes on it blares so loud. Is there a way to turn up on your end to get more sound, it would really be great if so? Thank you for all you do, it's always great fun to watch Millie make herself known to us all!!!
Thanks for the feedback. Next time I make a video I will make sure my phone's microphone is all the way up. Hopefully, that works. Not sure what to do, if it doesn't. 🤔 cross fingers
Thanks for watching!! ❤️ 😀
do you use gum solution in your underglaze as that will cause the bad smell
No, I don't. I've heard a lot of other potters complain about it, though, so I guess it's pretty common. I bought some bleach, though, so I'm just going to add a few drops to kill the bacteria or mold.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio DONT use bleach as it will change the color! use white vinegar
Vous utilisez un engobe coloré sur biscuit? Merci
These are Amaco Velvet Underglazes, and then two coats of a zinc-free clear glaze is applied over the dried underglaze.
Do you apply the transfers to green ware or bisque ware?
Thank you for your videos!
I've done it both ways, and they both work. In this video, I applied the transfers to bisqueware.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio thank you so very much for your response. I am new at pottery. I love your work and I love having words on my pottery but have just had such a hard time writing myself (I pray this changes with time) so the transfers you used in this video are just what I am looking for. But I didn’t know WHEN to apply them so thank you so much.
It is very nice of you to answer everyone here. I pray God blesses you double for your kindness. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you. Be careful not to add too much water when applying them. Just use a lightly damp sponge.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio okay. Thank you so much.
@@WildAcornsArtStudio I was wondering how you can paint the Bottom Of your mugs? How do you put them in the kiln so they don’t stick to the shelves?
Also, the lady who has been teaching me how to do pottery this year has never had me apply clear glaze over top the amaco velvet under glaze. Would this save you money if you didn’t either or would my products look better if I did? Just wondering if you ever left off the top coat of clear glaze.
Please forgive me to sending so many messages. I hope and pray you are having a good day.
You remind me of my parents family because they are from Ludlow and Fort Mitchell and of course you all have the same accent.