Hi George! Thanks- Video production is a whole new skill set that I don't have years of experience in so that means a lot. This green is Potter's Choice, Dark Green Celadon. Its a beauty but has to pair with the right clay. On some clays it pinholes and some it lays smooth. All trial and error.
@@lisacreateswithclay5348 yes video production really showed inside of bucket and what you are doing. glazing is complicated to me. this was understandable.
Yes, so long as you hold the cup level. Bowls it is the same but they wiggle more with the wider rim and smaller bases at times.The enclosed air pushed back more than you think so practice is needed to get those nice even glaze lines.
Well done Lisa!
By that I mean both the video production and the glazing.
That is a pretty green. I could use that one in my glaze inventory.
Hi George! Thanks- Video production is a whole new skill set that I don't have years of experience in so that means a lot. This green is Potter's Choice, Dark Green Celadon. Its a beauty but has to pair with the right clay. On some clays it pinholes and some it lays smooth. All trial and error.
@@lisacreateswithclay5348 yes video production really showed inside of bucket and what you are doing. glazing is complicated to me. this was understandable.
@@bkirstie Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful.
my thinking is that it creates an air pocket when ducking the second color, therefore does not mix with the glaze?
Yes, so long as you hold the cup level. Bowls it is the same but they wiggle more with the wider rim and smaller bases at times.The enclosed air pushed back more than you think so practice is needed to get those nice even glaze lines.