Thank you soo very much, glean so much info from this video,i dont usually comment on videos at all but i just wanta to say bless you and your beautiful work and keep posting informative videos
The effects are really very beautiful! and a great big hank you for sharing your glazes. I'm absolutely in love with everything blue in glazes ... I'm blue potty :D I've found a new person to subscribe to
It is BEAUTIFUL...did I miss something? How do you glaze the hole and still keep the glaze from running onto the shelf? How do you do holes on a colander ?
Your glaze results are very interesting and beautiful. Is there a specific firing schedule you use when firing pieces glazed with the Selsor Chun and Floating Blue combination?
I don't understand anything because I am beginner. But I love to learn this glazing technique in terracott pots. Can anyone share tutorial video links about this. Thanks in advance
Can you verify the name of the 3-prong centering device on your wheel head?? I think you said something akin to “griffin grip” but I’m not finding anything like that. Boa tarde from the Açores!!! Great video 🙏
I don't know enough to say for certain, but I doubt they'd survive a high temperature firing. So the better way to do it with a concrete piece would probably be trying to recreate the pattern in paint or resin
A friend of mine works in concrete and in pottery. You can't just glaze concrete because the fit will be wrong and concrete can't be fired that high. What he has done is taken the ingredients you use to make fire bricks (the bricks you use for fireplaces, built in BBQ's, Fire pits etc) and combined it with grog. Those ingredients should be able to go to high fire temps but you need to formulate a glaze that will fit because the fire brick materials and grog don't allow for much movement at all. Hope that helps in some way.
These are the pots I love to buy in the store when I see them!
Your workshop looks amazingly clean for your work.
I hate that, gives me an inferiority complex.
@@deepashtray5605 Same
Love your work and how generous your are when it comes to sharing processes. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Ooo, flow through the drainage without hitting the kiln, excellent. You add beauty to the world my friend.
Love the dent puller... that's brilliant! Great the effect of the manganese in your glaze. Turned out beautifully!
Thank you!
Find the compromise...love it!
OMG that’s beautiful. Thanks for all the brilliant information. I’m very grateful to You.
Very helpful, clearly explained and a beautiful result!
Your work is absolutley incredible. Just found you by chance...will be going through all of your videos.
Thank you soo very much, glean so much info from this video,i dont usually comment on videos at all but i just wanta to say bless you and your beautiful work and keep posting informative videos
Glad I could help!
Really quite lovely! Very good glazing demonstration. Thanks!
Oh that is just beautiful! I love the dots and the colors!
Thank you for your fantastic videos, its so generous of you to share !
My pleasure!
A fantastic and informative video, thank you. The end result was just stunning, my jaw dropped!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The effects are really very beautiful! and a great big hank you for sharing your glazes. I'm absolutely in love with everything blue in glazes ... I'm blue potty :D
I've found a new person to subscribe to
Your work is beautiful. I'll have to order a planter one day!
Thank you!
Really nice result...thanks for sharing!
So absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for sharing, love your Star Wars shirt 😄
Incredible creations you have my friend! Inseenyounprogressing in each video you make! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜💖🤎🖤🤍
JUST WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! Thank you =)
Thank you so so much!
Thanks so much! Really helpful!
beautiful again and thanks for the useful tips!
Beautiful but it would be nice to see the details of colours how you did it. Over all it's brilliant. Thank you for sharing.
It is BEAUTIFUL...did I miss something? How do you glaze the hole and still keep the glaze from running onto the shelf? How do you do holes on a colander ?
I really want to learn
Brilliant👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻Thank you🍀
I really liked this video. Great description of what you do. I assume that the dots are made from your black slip.
Thanks!
The dots are actually the same dark clay as the body of the piece, but it's a very similar effect
Your glaze results are very interesting and beautiful. Is there a specific firing schedule you use when firing pieces glazed with the Selsor Chun and Floating Blue combination?
So the glazes melt together? I’m recently told myself that I will learn this craft and there’s so much and looking for starter classes near me.
Nice. Have you experimented with soaking the glaze fire at different temps?
Not particularly. I generally have the majority of the kiln filled with pieces for orders, so I need the firings to be as consistent as possible.
@@OldForgeCreations You have the glazing down to a tee. I am very impressed by the flow pattern.
I don't understand anything because I am beginner. But I love to learn this glazing technique in terracott pots. Can anyone share tutorial video links about this. Thanks in advance
Can you verify the name of the 3-prong centering device on your wheel head?? I think you said something akin to “griffin grip” but I’m not finding anything like that. Boa tarde from the Açores!!! Great video 🙏
Very close, it's a Giffin Grip: www.giffingrip.com/
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Hey man, do you teach any presencial workshops?
Where can you get the suction cup to hold items for dip glazing. Thank you.
I think it's just a car dent puller. Any decent suction cup should work the same though.
MrAntiKnowledge Thank you.
Is it better to glaze at cone 5 or 6?
nice work , can concrete pots be glazed with same results ??
I don't know enough to say for certain, but I doubt they'd survive a high temperature firing. So the better way to do it with a concrete piece would probably be trying to recreate the pattern in paint or resin
Old Forge Creations thanks for your reply 🙂
A friend of mine works in concrete and in pottery. You can't just glaze concrete because the fit will be wrong and concrete can't be fired that high. What he has done is taken the ingredients you use to make fire bricks (the bricks you use for fireplaces, built in BBQ's, Fire pits etc) and combined it with grog. Those ingredients should be able to go to high fire temps but you need to formulate a glaze that will fit because the fire brick materials and grog don't allow for much movement at all.
Hope that helps in some way.
@@fireflyexposed That's really interesting, thank you. It's good to know it's possible
thanks for comment man !! i appreciate it :)
Where does the color come from in your glaze?
I was watching all of this to try to figure out if I need to put the in an oven or not but there was no explanation 😂 Can I do this at home or no?
You’ll need a kiln for ceramics. An oven only works with clay that can be fired at low temperatures, and it won’t work with glaze.
Do you sell via mail?
I do, pretty much all my work is shipped directly to my customers