Mark Strehlow me too I would have accidentally knocked them over and probably broke them . This reminds me of of high school and helping the teacher unload the kiln and being jealous of how well everyone’s pieces turned out.
So, every single one was my favorite until you brought out the next one! Wow! Blues are always a favorite! But that RED!!! Wow! You do some amazing work!!! Love it!!!
Instead of trashing the bowl you could use it as a decorative bowl for non food items like a place to put keys or change or other nick nacks . I think it would make for a nice room decor piece .
That first kiln was amazing, fabulous, stunning, gorgeous, THE BOMB DIGITY!!!!!! I love the northern lights on the marbled clay!!!! Also....the tink of the temperature change of the pots cooling off!!!
For Muddy Waters, you either need to REALLY load up on the crystals to get the good blues to come out. Or since it's base is Leather you can layer it with other glazes to get great effects. I personally love Honeycomb, Birch and Cordovan as potential glazes to use over it.
I love that Celedon Blue glaze! Sometimes what’s awesome, more than the pots you make, are your reactions to them. I love it when an artist can sit back and be taken breathless by their own work. These are some of your best works.
I like the warmth of the red iron oxide marbled mugs. Medium to dark blue glazes are popular with the general public, but not so much with potters. I'm not a big fan either, but I buy it by the gallon for my classroom. whereas other glazes I buy by the pint, because the students like it. In the "Mastering Cone 6 Glazes" book. one of the blue recipes is called "Kill It Before It Multiplies"...
It is possible that Lavender Mist ran due to where it was placed in the kiln. I tend to put my flowing glazes more towards the middle of the kiln, as opposed to near elements if I'm worried they are going to run too much.
When you held the celadon bloom in one hand and the muddy waters in the other, my first thought was how awesome they might look together. Loved the results and that you take the time to share and inspire the rest of us. Let me know if you try the celadon bloom with muddy waters. :)
STUNNING! Sandstone and winterwood are two of my favorite glazes but if I have seen any crawling in our kiln openings lately, it's always one of these two glazes. Worth it, I think, but I hope we can figure out how to avoid it.
For your objects that the glaze drips down onto the base, how do you get those items to not stick to the kiln shelf? My ceramics professor says if the glaze touches the shelf, it will break when trying to remove the object after it's fired
I love it all!!! I especially love the lavender mist glaze and all of the ones with iron oxides. Where would you recommend purchasing iron oxides? I'm just beginning to commit to pottery seriously and am looking for a good place to get them...
Like the mugs (glaze) you refer to as "northern lights drip". Who is the vendor for this glaze? Is this your glaze creation? Mayco's northern lights is a pinkish/blueish color?
I was surprised to see the black kiln shelves as well. I read the comments and they said he uses Advanced kiln shelves. I went online to see what they cost and they are pretty pricey considering how many you would need. I have a pretty large kiln and a half shelf is 170.00!! But it looks like they work really well.
@@benpatterson4452 Laguna sells a bmix (cone 5)which is diff. from bclay. I've had the best results with Continental Clay's B clay in a wood fired kiln. I've used it in my electric, too but sell hesitantly due to the maturation being at cone 10. So, I did speak with Continental clay and their glaze guy said it can go to 10. It will be the most vitrified at 10, but some people don't care about the full maturation of the glaze as the ware seems to be durable enough at cone 7 or 8. My kiln also heats like Jon's so when it says it's got up to 6 it actually beds the #7 cone in half.
@@sheriolsenhartman3179 That's my issue with Continental Clay. They don't list shrinkage and absorption rates like some suppliers do. Like you said, if it is a Cone 10 body, if will not be vitrified at lower temps. So if you are making functional wares, that is an issue.
I really want a mug or two with a bowl, but my parents say we have enough mugs and bowls, weh. I’m probably gonna buy anyway because those drips are INSANE!
I would like to ask you guys to all say a prayer for me I've been a Potter for only about a year and everybody thinks I've been doing it my whole life because I guess apparently I might have a knack for it you and your channel have inspired me right now I am crashing at a friend's house because I'mthe woman I bought a house for when I was supposed to have a terminal illness that I eventually beat kicked me out because she decided she wanted to find a new boyfriend. I lost everything despite buying the house with my own money I put it in her name to make it easier when I died all my pottery equipment is still at her house she claimed she will give it to me when I close on a house of my own I am disabled and have very little moneyright now I just put earnest money down on a perfect home the basement is absolutely unbelievable for a pottery studio it even has two small concrete rooms that I could use for a perfect drawing rooms there is a perfectwindow to set up my exhaust system in it's a dream come true. If I don't get this house I don't know what I'm going to do so if anybody is willing to give me some positive thoughts I would be eternally grateful if I get this house my life will continue me and my puppies will be safe and I will be able to maybe do some pottery again once I can afford this applies Thank you for your consideration Jeff
Makes me so nervous with all the pieces on the kiln rim.
Mark Strehlow me too I would have accidentally knocked them over and probably broke them . This reminds me of of high school and helping the teacher unload the kiln and being jealous of how well everyone’s pieces turned out.
They trigger my anxiety really bad.
The pieces that don't work out, you can sell them to a mosaic artists. They can break them up and use them in a piece.
Midnight rain over winter wood is gorgeous!
So, every single one was my favorite until you brought out the next one! Wow! Blues are always a favorite! But that RED!!! Wow! You do some amazing work!!! Love it!!!
Instead of trashing the bowl you could use it as a decorative bowl for non food items like a place to put keys or change or other nick nacks . I think it would make for a nice room decor piece .
I agree these are one of your bests!
That first kiln was amazing, fabulous, stunning, gorgeous, THE BOMB DIGITY!!!!!! I love the northern lights on the marbled clay!!!! Also....the tink of the temperature change of the pots cooling off!!!
For Muddy Waters, you either need to REALLY load up on the crystals to get the good blues to come out. Or since it's base is Leather you can layer it with other glazes to get great effects. I personally love Honeycomb, Birch and Cordovan as potential glazes to use over it.
I love that Celedon Blue glaze!
Sometimes what’s awesome, more than the pots you make, are your reactions to them. I love it when an artist can sit back and be taken breathless by their own work.
These are some of your best works.
It seems like a lot of you potter people love your coffee, maybe it tastes better in an awesome handmade mug.Love your work, it’s amazing.
Reason for wanting a big mug: many coffee lovers keep a mug warmer at their desk. I only make I huge cup and sip hot coffee all morning. 😉
You make me so nervous lining the kiln with your treasures! I would surely knock something off!😥😏
Love when TH-cam suggests something awesome. But how amazing you are local to me! We will definitely be visiting!
i prefer the no drip one. i do agateware a lot and i tend to do thick at the rim, but not drippy
WOW! Loving the Northern Lights Bowls! Great glaze reactions!
I like the warmth of the red iron oxide marbled mugs.
Medium to dark blue glazes are popular with the general public, but not so much with potters. I'm not a big fan either, but I buy it by the gallon for my classroom. whereas other glazes I buy by the pint, because the students like it.
In the "Mastering Cone 6 Glazes" book. one of the blue recipes is called "Kill It Before It Multiplies"...
Love the ones with white clay mixed into the colored clays! And it's so awesome to have matching mixed glazes!!❤️
Exciting! FYI, when I go to Etsy (not via your link posted here), Etsy takes me all over the place but not directly to your store.
Mud water has its own low key classical beauty. Love all your mugs!
It is possible that Lavender Mist ran due to where it was placed in the kiln. I tend to put my flowing glazes more towards the middle of the kiln, as opposed to near elements if I'm worried they are going to run too much.
Some really cool stuff! I especially like the brown marbled clay with the brown drips, it looks like melting chocolate ripple icecream!
Ever use cones to measure heat work, might help you see areas that run hotter in your kilns.
✨The little ping sounds are so fun to hear 🐚
I enjoy watching you unpack the kiln, seeing all the beautiful results! Cool!
So glad to see a new video. Seems like a while since we've seen you. Hope you and family are staying well!
When you held the celadon bloom in one hand and the muddy waters in the other, my first thought was how awesome they might look together. Loved the results and that you take the time to share and inspire the rest of us. Let me know if you try the celadon bloom with muddy waters. :)
Your art is awesome. I’ve learned so much from watching your channel
Jonthepotter I just love watching your videos. You put such huge energy into everything. Wish I had your studio, but hey maybe next life ❤️
The northern lights bowls are sensational
Gorgeous! Love your dedication and excellence in your craft very encouraging 🙌
Thank you so much!
Beautiful pots! Works of art. Thanks for sharing!
I found this channel way too late!!!! Them are AWESOME!!!! I scurried over to your Etsy only to see that there were no listings 😢
That Midnight Rain over Winterwood is sweet! I would agree that straight Blue Gloss is not that great, but it's pretty sweet over Sandstone
STUNNING! Sandstone and winterwood are two of my favorite glazes but if I have seen any crawling in our kiln openings lately, it's always one of these two glazes. Worth it, I think, but I hope we can figure out how to avoid it.
How could I choose just one? I want them all! Beautiful pieces! I especially loved the mixed clay mugs.
Must Have All Of Themmmmm!!!!!Just beautiful. Well done.:)
I dint see the shop finish, love this new cups
I had palpitations watching all those beautiful mugs perched on the edges of the kilns...🙀
I like the lavender mist one but I would call them unicorn mist
I’m a big fan!! Are you still offering the class for firing tips and stuff? Been having so much issue with pinholes🙄 thanks!
This is like Christmas morning!!! Awesome work!💙
"Lost in Dreams" - love that one! (Jon will get it)
Beautiful pottery - I love the drippy ones and am partial to a good looking bowl 😍
For your objects that the glaze drips down onto the base, how do you get those items to not stick to the kiln shelf? My ceramics professor says if the glaze touches the shelf, it will break when trying to remove the object after it's fired
5:56 This one, is definitely my favourite.
HARD WORKER !!!
Could you fire mugs to where you have drips coming from the bottom and top?
Love your work 🤩 can you tel me where you can buy the plates that you use in the kiln never seen them
Love theme all ,hard to decide wichone is my favorite😍
Yay, another Jonthepotter video! Great way to start the day.
I wish i can have one of those mug.. im happy ... love frm philippines
I have a silly question. When you retire your mugs upside down, how do you keep them from sticking to the inside of the mug?
I was wondering the same thing!
betting midnight rain over the celadon would be a winner
Idk why it gives me so much anxiety to watch them sit on the edge of the kiln
Gorgeous. Love you videos. Not sure if you’ve mentioned this in the past but can you microwave your mugs?
Really awesome!! 😍 love them!
Que incrível o seu trabalho!!! Que peças maravilhosas:)
Loved them all
Thanks for always sharing.
So so beautiful!!
I love it all!!! I especially love the lavender mist glaze and all of the ones with iron oxides. Where would you recommend purchasing iron oxides? I'm just beginning to commit to pottery seriously and am looking for a good place to get them...
What kind of kiln shelves do you use? Nice work!!!! Thanks
I like your work very much
Jon, why do you bisk fire. Is it to speed up the drying and also easier to handle the number of cups you deal with....
10:26 is that lavender most on its own? Looks so nice.
11:57 looks so good too.
Like the mugs (glaze) you refer to as "northern lights drip". Who is the vendor for this glaze? Is this your glaze creation? Mayco's northern lights is a pinkish/blueish color?
Wow very nice work, love the glazes. I see you have lots of Advancer shelves, do you like them? Are they worth the $$$$?
Is that the almost black shelves? I was wondering why they are black.
@@micheledickey4066 yes I think so, they are suppose to be great, but quite expensive. Google them to find out about them.
How do the upside down fired ones not stick to the kiln furniture?
so is there a vid with your kiln wash explained? Thanks Bro
He no longer uses kiln wash, as he has Advancer shelves. Any glaze drips pop right off.
I was surprised to see the black kiln shelves as well. I read the comments and they said he uses Advanced kiln shelves. I went online to see what they cost and they are pretty pricey considering how many you would need. I have a pretty large kiln and a half shelf is 170.00!! But it looks like they work really well.
@@benpatterson4452 thanks ! I didn't know there was such a thing but I'm gonna get me some!
What kind of pricing can I expect? Like, what's the highest priced pot go for? Couldn't see any info on etsy.
Probably have said this before, but what are the sizes of your two kilns? I’m planning to buy a cone 10 electric kiln. Suggestions?
How are you firing upside down with out the glaze sticking to your post.
Curious too, looks like a stilt touching the inside base of mug but why doesn't it stick? Maybe it's a fun secret for now :)
In a different video he shows there is a stilt on top of the post. So it only touches in 3 tiny spots.
@@sonyahonaker9705 ah ha! :) Thanks
Jon's pushing the limits. Very exciting.
th-cam.com/video/KVkYT9hiigI/w-d-xo.html
coffee on the open kiln, hardcore.
Can you leave the link for your glazes
What were the glazes you used on the red mugs? Amaco?
If the kiln is firing hotter than what you set it to, why not just replace the thermocouple?
Hey John! Love the videos and your work! I'm curious how do you fire upside down pots and not get the rim stack on the shelves?
I’m wondering the same too!
Me too.and what are your kiln shelves. They seem mgic
Try Muddy Waters over lavender mist.
I hear it goes bright blue
hey I dont think your lid springs are installed properly
Hi Jon, Can you comment on b clay. does it need to fire to cone 10 to vitrify? Thanks. great unloading :)
Most B-clays I've seen are mid-fire, cone 6-8.
@@benpatterson4452 Laguna sells a bmix (cone 5)which is diff. from bclay. I've had the best results with Continental Clay's B clay in a wood fired kiln. I've used it in my electric, too but sell hesitantly due to the maturation being at cone 10. So, I did speak with Continental clay and their glaze guy said it can go to 10. It will be the most vitrified at 10, but some people don't care about the full maturation of the glaze as the ware seems to be durable enough at cone 7 or 8. My kiln also heats like Jon's so when it says it's got up to 6 it actually beds the #7 cone in half.
@@sheriolsenhartman3179 That's my issue with Continental Clay. They don't list shrinkage and absorption rates like some suppliers do.
Like you said, if it is a Cone 10 body, if will not be vitrified at lower temps. So if you are making functional wares, that is an issue.
@@benpatterson4452 www.continentalclay.com/Clay_Info.php
I really want a mug or two with a bowl, but my parents say we have enough mugs and bowls, weh. I’m probably gonna buy anyway because those drips are INSANE!
donate the duds!
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Subtitle Indonesian please
One more and I am officially annoying ...can you talk about loading crystals ontop of midnight rain?
not gay? really?
I would like to ask you guys to all say a prayer for me I've been a Potter for only about a year and everybody thinks I've been doing it my whole life because I guess apparently I might have a knack for it you and your channel have inspired me right now I am crashing at a friend's house because I'mthe woman I bought a house for when I was supposed to have a terminal illness that I eventually beat kicked me out because she decided she wanted to find a new boyfriend. I lost everything despite buying the house with my own money I put it in her name to make it easier when I died
all my pottery equipment is still at her house she claimed she will give it to me when I close on a house of my own I am disabled and have very little moneyright now I just put earnest money down on a perfect home the basement is absolutely unbelievable for a pottery studio it even has two small concrete rooms that I could use for a perfect drawing rooms there is a perfectwindow to set up my exhaust system in it's a dream come true. If I don't get this house I don't know what I'm going to do so if anybody is willing to give me some positive thoughts I would be eternally grateful if I get this house my life will continue me and my puppies will be safe and I will be able to maybe do some pottery again once I can afford this applies
Thank you for your consideration
Jeff