The folded pieces really speak to me. I liked seeing the glazed results!! I had to buy the weeping plum. Such a gorgeous color. The sky blue might be my next purchase.
Hi Barbara...they are pretty crude but I’ll try and get a pic posted in the community section. Also, i might post that question (how do you fire 2 sided pieces) in the Facebook Pottery Studio Group and see what the other 10k potters use...thanks!
Thanks for sharing. There was a couple combos I really loved.....Wasabi with blue opal over. Spectrum Wisteria with Snow over, and Snow over Smoke! Maybe add Mayco flux to get a flow of drips? Great video and always love the humor (beginning about the misfits, because we all have those right?) LOL
Thank you for providing this after-firing beauties. They are all nice; however, the folded envelope is absolutely stunning, as is the candle holder. Can’t help but wonder what the envelope would look like if the colors were reversed with the white on the outside, the blue on the inside, & the artwork on the outside in blue. Not sure if I’d ever have a steady enough hand to cover them without a lot of painting outside the lines. Great work!
I have been trying out commercial glazes for a while. I have come to the conclusion that I prefer dipping, pouring and spraying. I’m not a happy brusher. I am now experimenting using them over my own glazes and have had some nice results.
Yes, Jim prefers dipping...much faster and covers better. I usually don’t do the type of glazing in this vid for my personal work but I’m an old brusher from way back...😊
Some beautiful results, I have a snow over rainforest piece in the community kiln at the minute. I am a beginner potter so hoping I get nice oil spots🙏 Love your videos Ann, you have such a calming voice.
@@ceramicsbyjulia8552 can’t post pics in the comments 😕 But if you are on Facebook then you can post on the Facebook Pottery Studio group...it’s about 10k of us potters! We share our pics there. Thanks!
I’ve just started testing Amaco Celadons and some potters choice glazes. Celadons have impressed me with their translucent look (except Snow). I keep hearing that celadons are stable so don’t move and PCs are drippy. I’d been waiting for Marigold and ochre but they seem to have been discontinued :-) Thanks for this video.
The vase where you used smoke and snow, I could see where you might have been disappointed with smoke portion on the bottom. I have used Obsidian and snow together. I am wondering if the oil spot might show up in that combination. I used both by brushing in stripes, thinking it might turn blue in the overlaid places. Instead it looks more like space... The stars in the night sky? I used it on Standard Ceramic 225 which is a tan clay body.
Hello, we do not have a video on reglazing. I recommend Earth Nation Ceramics channel. Dante has great glazing videos and is a good resource on glaze info.
The Wasabi with blue opal is beautiful. Did you apply 3 coats of wasabi under (over?) 3 coats of blue opal? This might be my favorite new glaze. Excellent video. Thank you.
Which porcelain clay do you use? In germany it is difficult to buy porcelain, that is not only useful for those, who throw. I use sothern ice paperclay. But I would like to try a clay for handbuilding, that is not that expensive.
@@LittleStreetPottery, thanks a lot for your reply. Unfortunately I could not find a supplier for this product, so I will carry on, working with the australien Porcelain, that I use.
I am very inexperienced with glazes. How does the new glaze stick to something that is already glazed and fired? I would think it would run right off a slick surface.
No short answer but when you refire basically everything melts again...the glaze that was previously on there plus the new glaze fuse together. Sometimes it’s not pretty though for the reasons you might think...
@@LittleStreetPottery thank you very much for getting back to me so fast and explaining this! I am lovimg your videos and will be making the wall hanging envelopes beginning next year. I love those!
I did make a few envelopes and forgot I had seen this video and was wondering how to glaze them. I found it again and now can glaze the ones I made. They will be gifts, if I don’t try to keep them myself. This video will really help me.
The folded pieces really speak to me. I liked seeing the glazed results!! I had to buy the weeping plum. Such a gorgeous color. The sky blue might be my next purchase.
Great! Thanks for watching!
I particularly like the conch shell 🐝🤗❤️
All of them look beautiful!!!!
I’d like to learn more about your homemade spiky stilts you mention.
Hi Barbara...they are pretty crude but I’ll try and get a pic posted in the community section. Also, i might post that question (how do you fire 2 sided pieces) in the Facebook Pottery Studio Group and see what the other 10k potters use...thanks!
Thanks for sharing. There was a couple combos I really loved.....Wasabi with blue opal over. Spectrum Wisteria with Snow over, and Snow over Smoke! Maybe add Mayco flux to get a flow of drips? Great video and always love the humor (beginning about the misfits, because we all have those right?) LOL
I use the celadon a lot. I especially like how they make the insides of mugs, etc. more lively.
All the results of your glaze are beautiful on every piece. I love them so much💞
Thank you for providing this after-firing beauties. They are all nice; however, the folded envelope is absolutely stunning, as is the candle holder. Can’t help but wonder what the envelope would look like if the colors were reversed with the white on the outside, the blue on the inside, & the artwork on the outside in blue. Not sure if I’d ever have a steady enough hand to cover them without a lot of painting outside the lines. Great work!
Thanks - good idea!
Loved seeing the results. 🥰
I have been trying out commercial glazes for a while. I have come to the conclusion that I prefer dipping, pouring and spraying. I’m not a happy brusher. I am now experimenting using them over my own glazes and have had some nice results.
Yes, Jim prefers dipping...much faster and covers better. I usually don’t do the type of glazing in this vid for my personal work but I’m an old brusher from way back...😊
Beautiful!
Beautiful results! Just the inspiration I needed to head on down to my own studio to get glazing!
This was great! Thank you!
Great results!
YAY!
Some beautiful results, I have a snow over rainforest piece in the community kiln at the minute. I am a beginner potter so hoping I get nice oil spots🙏
Love your videos Ann, you have such a calming voice.
Would love to see that snow over rainforest....hmm. Thanks for watching!
@@LittleStreetPottery if it works will send you a pic. I'm still a beginner so barw with me 😊
@@ceramicsbyjulia8552 can’t post pics in the comments 😕 But if you are on Facebook then you can post on the Facebook Pottery Studio group...it’s about 10k of us potters! We share our pics there. Thanks!
@@LittleStreetPottery will have a look for the group Ann thankyou.
Awesome
I’ve just started testing Amaco Celadons and some potters choice glazes. Celadons have impressed me with their translucent look (except Snow). I keep hearing that celadons are stable so don’t move and PCs are drippy. I’d been waiting for Marigold and ochre but they seem to have been discontinued :-)
Thanks for this video.
Bummer! marigold and ochre are two of my favs (although ochre is a real mess to work with!)
The vase where you used smoke and snow, I could see where you might have been disappointed with smoke portion on the bottom. I have used Obsidian and snow together. I am wondering if the oil spot might show up in that combination. I used both by brushing in stripes, thinking it might turn blue in the overlaid places. Instead it looks more like space... The stars in the night sky? I used it on Standard Ceramic 225 which is a tan clay body.
Great ideas..thanks for your feedback...will have to try that out in future ventures!
Love it as usual! I’m curious is snow what you use on your custom work?
No, I have a homemade white glaze I use...I believe I put the recipe at the end of one of my vids...I’ll have to figure that out 😀
I love your videos! You are such a perfectionist and I really like that. May you tell me the type of clay you use?
Standard English Porcelain #365. Thanks for watching!
@@LittleStreetPottery Thank you very much!
Amazing ..how I wish i can do that...
Hello. Do you have a video on how to reglaze?
Hello, we do not have a video on reglazing. I recommend Earth Nation Ceramics channel. Dante has great glazing videos and is a good resource on glaze info.
The Wasabi with blue opal is beautiful. Did you apply 3 coats of wasabi under (over?) 3 coats of blue opal? This might be my favorite new glaze. Excellent video. Thank you.
3 coats Wasabi with 1 coat Blue Opal over top. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your speedy reply. I wish I had found you years ago. You are a natural born instructor. Many thanks.
Which porcelain clay do you use? In germany it is difficult to buy porcelain, that is not only useful for those, who throw. I use sothern ice paperclay. But I would like to try a clay for handbuilding, that is not that expensive.
English Porcelain #365 Standard Brand
@@LittleStreetPottery, thanks a lot for your reply. Unfortunately I could not find a supplier for this product, so I will carry on, working with the australien Porcelain, that I use.
@@claudiakay851 good luck! Would love to see your results with the Australian Porcelain
I am very inexperienced with glazes. How does the new glaze stick to something that is already glazed and fired? I would think it would run right off a slick surface.
No short answer but when you refire basically everything melts again...the glaze that was previously on there plus the new glaze fuse together. Sometimes it’s not pretty though for the reasons you might think...
@@LittleStreetPottery thank you very much for getting back to me so fast and explaining this! I am lovimg your videos and will be making the wall hanging envelopes beginning next year. I love those!
I did make a few envelopes and forgot I had seen this video and was wondering how to glaze them. I found it again and now can glaze the ones I made. They will be gifts, if I don’t try to keep them myself. This video will really help me.