Totally Tubular Tissue Transfers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Pottery tutorial on how to apply tissue transfers to create interesting patterns on clay surfaces. I share different designs and styles available as well as where to find them. For more clay awesomeness check out www.clayshare.com
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I am a US Air Force Veteran, Ceramic Artist, Founder of ClayShare.com, Illustrator, Optimist, Educator, Gluten Free Baker, Chicken Mama, Crazy Cat Lady and Newbie Guitarist. My studio is nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont where I have been making pottery and sharing my love for clay since 2007. Subscribe and follow my adventures in clay, art, animal husbandry and Vermont life.
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WOW! Not only did I learn to apply decals but I fell in love with the teacher!!!
In addition to the wonderful artistic ability, I didn't see a person with such kindness and fun and adviser as you , We love you , Thank you miss jessica 🌹🌹💕🌹🌹
You are such a joy to watch...
Thank you for sharing this unique technique...
and most of all...
"Thank YOU" for serving these here U.S.A.
God Bless YOU
Hailing from Long Beach, CA -Thank You Jessica for the video - you have an easy way about you in explaining things and taking away the apprehension one may have to any new process. I'm a wet behind the ear novice to ceramics. I've watched a few of your videos and you make things simple, you get start to the point and you don't rush. Thanks a bunch....you rock! Diane
Hi Jessica
I'm loving watching all your videos. You do it with such a lot of happiness. It's so much fun listening your words.
Your happiness even arrives in switzerland. smile
taking a class on this, frustrated on the results, NOW, watching your video it is "clear" no pun intended! Thank you for such an uplifting tutorial - you beautiful being of light!
WOW! You're exceptionally good at explaining, and your teaching style is captivating. I don't even do pottery and suddenly I want to start...
loved the video--one thing I found that works if the underglaze doesn't completely cover is to use underglaze of the same color to fill in voids using a small artist's brush.
Thanks good job explaining it ALL!
so well explained! I enjoyed watching this tutorial! thank you so much :)
I've looked at these on CCAC before, but have't tried them yet, I will now. Can put them on a pre-applied UG background color, though I'd bisque the background color first. Can 'fill in' designs with additional UGs to add more color. Can carve around designs to 'lift' them from the surface. Whoa, so many ideas. You rock, love your vids.
Love your videos. Your explanations are clear, and you're so natural and funny. Have learned a lot from the ones I've watched so far. Like having no music. Thank you!!
You're a great teacher & your enthusiasm is a delight to listen to & very inspiring!
Great video! I had no idea tissue transfers even existed. If I saw "Decals" on a menu list, I would have passd it by. I always think Currier & Ives mass production plates when I see decals. So, I'm excited over this! Your instructions are very clear. And thanks for holding things up close to the camera!
Screen print is another technique similar to this but it works more on flat surface clay. Also you can take t-shirt/fabric images and transfer them to a piece of flat clay , wood, metal , glass as well. Most material to most material toner transfers work though some are harder to transfer then others.. So not only can you make your own positive/negative 3d mold impressions with other video methods but you can copy any picture/image design over to. Saves a lot of time rather then drawing, it would be like saying drawing is equivalent to sculpting your 3d mold impressions from scratch in other videos you had.
I love your tissue demonstration .Thank you
Wow! you make this look so easy, and i love your personality and your beautiful pots. Thanks for sharing, i can't wait to see more of your things! ♥
I'm Brazilian and I love your videos, but now in several moments your look looked the same look of the Tina Fey.
Love the idea! I will most definitely be using this technique! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas!🤗💕 I'm loving watching all your videos, I'm so glad I found you on TH-cam!😊👍
love to watch your videos, I`m just a hobby potter thanks for sharing your knowledge keep up your enthusiasm
"Hobby Potter"
instead of Harry Potter... LOL
That is soooo Cute...
Thanks for the great tip! I ordered a few and they arrived yesterday. Can't wait to get out to the potting shed! Love your videos, thank-you for taking the time!
I just have to say, your celebrity doppelganger is totally Tina Fey. Love the videos!
Jessica: Please repeat where you got your tissue decals. I love what you have shared! Thank you!!
Wow! I was just looking today for sites that sold this tissue paper. Good timing. I will be spending way to much money I'm sure. Thanks for the heads up!!!!!
I miss the camaraderie of the studio at the university I got my BS edu. K-12. It has been a long time with out that feeling until i discovered your Videos! Love them!
Wish i had a pencil and paper with me when you showed the conversion you did with the Glossy glaze to the satin matte clear. Could really use it right now
Love all that I have ordered.
Thank you Jessica! This was cool. I’m just learning and you really explained the process in a fun and simple way.
You are absolutely great. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a fun and interesting way. I've learned a lot from you. Pleaseeeeeee keep sharing your work 😊
I am working with underglaze transfers combine with clay apliques from a mold.
I couldn’t find this information anywhere! Thanks for your tutorial! Seriously all of your vids are helpful and informative.
I'm loving your videos, great information and examples of how to do "things", It really simplifies the process. Thank you so very much.
Thanks Jessica, you are always so entertaining and generous with your knowledge. I think I will get some and start playing.
Yes! Love this! Thank you. ❤️
Hi Jessica, thanks for your service and excellent videos!
This is what I wanted try, thank you so much. You ate always cheerful and lots of ideas !
Thank you thank you thank you, this is the technique tip I was looking for, plus: you are a very nice person and it's very pleasant to listen to you and see you work.
Thank you!!! Didn’t know it was so easy!
I like the smeared section.
Wow!!! Sei davvero bravissima!!!
GREETINGS from Italy
I love this!! Very cool and nice!
Always a fun learning experience! Thanks so much.
you are so joyful !!! love this video and I will be ordering these !!! so fun! thanks
You are so adorable, I love your videos!
Would love to see these decals used in combination with glaze! Love your videos!
The Tina Fey of the pottery world!
This is just what I needed to see! Thank you! Trying it this week!
Jessica, I love your videos. You teach techniques so well!
Hi Jess, I was wondering does transfer paper works well with underglaze or/and glaze. Should underglaze or glaze apply before the transfer paper or after the transfer paper?
Super cool! Love it ❤️❤️❤️TYFS
Has anyone here tried this technique without removing the tissue paper while it's wet? I'm wondering if it might come off by itself as it dries. I have tremors which I work around so I'm always looking for ways to compensate. Also, if you're putting these on bone dry greenware does it help to moisten the surface first? I have a feeling that Jessica gets really good results on leather hard because the sponge AND the clay are moistening the glaze from both directions at once. But I could be wrong.
I love it with just that little piece and done 😍
Thanks for your video, I will have to try ordering some of these. You also got me thinking. May be I can have my students trace an image on tissue paper wth underglaze pencils, or by paining underglaze, and then apply the tissue to the project as you have shown. Hmmmm?
Did you glaze it later or it already has glaze in it?
amazing thank you very much so much to learn
Loved your video! Thank you.
Thanks for another great video! No used Kleenex on my pots now.
I love your videos I’m sorry you don’t do as many anymore but I was wondering do you have an end result of your tissue transfer did you put clear glaze over it what did you do to finish?
After you apply the pattern to a leather hard project and fire once bone dry is there a glazing step?
So I have question, does it change colors when you glaze? Does it remain the color it is?
Great video!
Love your videos.. you are amazing dear, thank you so much 😊
Anyone else like the smeared effect?
Beautiful!! 💕
Thank you, but to apply inside it is the same technic ? 🤔 I am wondering what is the process to print patterns inside like industrial ceramic
Is there a video for the glazing process after the transfer?
Brilliant thank you, very informative.
Very helpful video, thanks 👌👌👍👍
Awesome! thank you
Love it!
HI Jessica, I see this is a year old, do you have videos about firing with the transfer on the pot? and a result?
Also! Sorry for another comment haha
I've been screen printing my own designs onto newsprint paper and transferring, but tissue seems to work so much better according to this! Where do you think I could get some tissue like the stuff they use? It wouldn't be just regular tissue would it? Haha rice paper maybe?
Love your videos. More more...
Can you make your own transfer paper? If so what paper and what tool for drawing?
I really want to try this!!!!! ❤❤❤
You aren’t concerned about the possibility of lead in the glaze transfers?
Hi Jess, can you please the details for the tissue paper, thanks j
Jessica, please ignore the last message I’ve sent you regarding the colouring of the 2 vases! 😉🌻
Hi Jessica,
Thanks for your video. You mentionned we can make our own screen print. Do you have an idea about the recipe we can use to print the design to the paper leaf. By the way I was looking at the paper you have and that looks to be a silk paper very thin. Thanks for giving me more informations. Have a good work !
Totally helpful video! I appreciate the POV that you show us as well as the kind attitude you’ve got! You’re awesome. I cannot wait to get started with transfers:)
Do you know if you can use transfers on top of a coat of glaze? Or are they only underglaze?
Thanks!
Amazing!
Very cool!
Did you notice the cancer/births defects warning on this product? So sad as I really was interested in using these!
Wow! Is there a way to get ones own designs printed on tissue transfers?
Thanks from Turkey❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹👍
Can you put a transfer on something that is ready to paint ? I got a piece of pottery that is naked and once I paint it they fire it. Can I apply this first and then my colored glazes?
Lovely
Great information!🌻
That is great, thank you.
If your piece is bone dry, do you still do it the same way, or do you need to wet the piece a bit first?
Умница! спасибо))
how can i tell what cone these will fire to??? I tried to find that out on their website - no luck. will these fire in a low fire or just high fire?? thanks in advance.
Yes...that is true.😁
Hello mam
How can I get this type of poster over ceramic glaze
Can u suggest me
How do you glaze something like that?
I used a similar method to transfer images i printed off computer to t-shirts. Its called toner transfer which works on fabrics , woods, glass,metals,..etc pretty much any material. So you probably already know but going to mention it anyway you can computer design your images and print them off rather then sending away for them. My issue i was wondering about is the ink or colored printer ink if its going to hold /not ruin colors when firing in the kiln??? I knew how to do the method don't know how kiln will handle the designs and if you put a clear type of glaze before you fire them to seal them in? As well as have you used them to eat on with a glass glaze i imagine you could eat on them but worried about the ink/paint being an issue?
so toner transfer is the equivalent to molding/casting of 3D impressions for building designs on your clay. Just drawing/painting from scratch and sculpting from scratch would be the lowest level of making it from scratch which is very time consuming and wasteful if you already have a design you want to copy. I am a little shakey on which ink, paints will work in kiln as well on what stuff is safe to eat on...sure you could glass glaze it but if you scratch the glass that ink could at some point get into your food. If its just going to be earthware for plants , art decor, or other display only based ceramics then it won't matter as long as it works in the kiln. So its a kiln question boiling down to it and edible safety ?
Love, love, love! It's so great to see some who loves transfers as much as I do! Haha. And you are very kind and great at explaining things! Thanks so much for sharing to the clay community! What would clay art be without sharing of techniques!?!
Cheers,
Chase
P.S. Do you have an Instagram? :)
Can you apply an underglaze over decals? For ex, can you do the rim in an underglaze when the transfer goes to the rim?
Great video. Such a simple technique. Thanks for sharing! #newsubscriber
Jess, can I paint underglaze over the transfer on my pot?
Hi Jessica, love your videos. I bought the same exact transfers as the ones you are using here...and they wouldn't transfer AT. ALL. I tried for four hours, using your exact method on greenware as well as on freshly pressed slabs...and NADA. I wonder if you have had any difficulty with any of the transfers, and if so, were you able to solve the issue? Thanks!
I did this and all was fine. I dipped in clear glaze after it was bisqued however it was all run after the glaze. How do I prevent that? Should the clear glaze be sponged on instead of dipped? Any help is appreciated. Thanks and I always enjoy your videos!
It can depend on what glaze you used and what temp you fired too. I fire to cone 5 or 6 without any fluxing(running) issues. Also if your clear glaze has zinc in it that can cause them to run. Try a zinc free clean and see if that helps.