Wonderful tutorial and beautiful results! I do think there should be a note of caution about removing the glaze from the bottom of your bowl though. You removed it by scraping it off dry, thus creating dust. Glaze dust/powdered glaze should be handled with the correct precautions (most potters wear a respirator while mixing dry glazes) but you can avoid this completely by sponging it off instead of scraping it dry or waxing the bottom of the piece before dipping.
This is truly so soothing to watch, sit down and relax and watching what kind of magic you can create :) I have been a fan of ceramics myself and was thinking about giving it a shot from time to time, but will see :) thank you for sharing these videos with us and keep up the lovely work. All the best to you.
❤️! Los lustres necesitan pasar por una horneada para fijarse al esmalte, pero de mucho menor temperatura, en general con llegar a los 850°c ya es suficiente
Tu preparas el glossy white glaze? El que yo uso en ocasiones deja algunas partes con más barniz y se crean como mini bultos de glaze, alguna sugerencia? El tuyo quedó genial!
Hola! El esmalte que usé es comercial y yo solo lo hidraté. Ese defecto puede presentarse por varias razones. La más frecuente es por una capa de esmalte muy gruesa; en ese caso y dependiendo del método que uses, solo tendrías que agregar más agua a la mezcla o sumergir la pieza durante menos tiempo, o aplicar menos capas si usas brocha o soplete. Otra causa puede ser por restos de polvo, con una esponja húmeda repasamos la pieza antes de sumergirla y así descartamos esa posibilidad. Y por último y quizá lo más difícil de solucionar es que los componentes con los que se hizo el esmalte hayan sido molidos muy finos, esto causa tensión y el esmalte se "separa" formando esos bultos. Espero que mí respuesta sea de ayuda y puedas solucionarlo!
Hola Mariana bendiciones...un gusto ver tus videos,me encanta lo q hacés....te voy a pedir un favor si podés no podés subir más videos.... Muchas gracias
El mío es de España. En Argentina se que se puede conseguir en "Crecer Poles y Cia", el único lugar que me animo a recomendarte y hace envíos a todo el país
@@UmiCeramics I have made amateur little statues/plates as a hobby, im also an artist so generally im a bit familiar with crafts.. I got paint brushes brushes too that i can use i guess? Thank you in advance!!💞
So if I want to make a simple plate and use my small kiln can you tell me what to purchase? I want to just make a basic ring plate dish for my daughter for valentines day. Can you list the firing schedule to use also? I do glass fusing but no idea about the clay. If i had a beginning idea of the steps and temps. Thank you love watching the videos. :)
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Wonderful tutorial and beautiful results! I do think there should be a note of caution about removing the glaze from the bottom of your bowl though. You removed it by scraping it off dry, thus creating dust. Glaze dust/powdered glaze should be handled with the correct precautions (most potters wear a respirator while mixing dry glazes) but you can avoid this completely by sponging it off instead of scraping it dry or waxing the bottom of the piece before dipping.
Enjoyed watching the process very much..calming. Love the outcome💗
❤️!
Such a neat and clean job! Bravo! 👏
Thank you! ❤️
와...나도 모르게 집중해서 봤어요. 대가의 손길이 느껴지네요😊
So elegant!❤
Beautiful
This is truly so soothing to watch, sit down and relax and watching what kind of magic you can create :) I have been a fan of ceramics myself and was thinking about giving it a shot from time to time, but will see :) thank you for sharing these videos with us and keep up the lovely work. All the best to you.
Thank you for your warm words ❤️
Do it!!!! I finally tried it after years of wanting to and I love it even more than I ever imagined I would!!!!
Very beautiful! I'll try a small version in my microwave kiln.
So pretty!
Hermoso!🥰 el efecto oro siempre requiere una segunda horneada?
❤️!
Los lustres necesitan pasar por una horneada para fijarse al esmalte, pero de mucho menor temperatura, en general con llegar a los 850°c ya es suficiente
@@UmiCeramicsentonces, tenemos tres horneadas en total, ?verdad?
Tu preparas el glossy white glaze? El que yo uso en ocasiones deja algunas partes con más barniz y se crean como mini bultos de glaze, alguna sugerencia? El tuyo quedó genial!
Hola! El esmalte que usé es comercial y yo solo lo hidraté. Ese defecto puede presentarse por varias razones. La más frecuente es por una capa de esmalte muy gruesa; en ese caso y dependiendo del método que uses, solo tendrías que agregar más agua a la mezcla o sumergir la pieza durante menos tiempo, o aplicar menos capas si usas brocha o soplete. Otra causa puede ser por restos de polvo, con una esponja húmeda repasamos la pieza antes de sumergirla y así descartamos esa posibilidad. Y por último y quizá lo más difícil de solucionar es que los componentes con los que se hizo el esmalte hayan sido molidos muy finos, esto causa tensión y el esmalte se "separa" formando esos bultos. Espero que mí respuesta sea de ayuda y puedas solucionarlo!
thank you
Beautiful video!
I have a questio, is this type of glazing process food safe? Also, how hot must the kiln be?
What clay do you use??
How this bowl shine in the last waht product you use for shine???
Donde se consigue la cerámica? es lo mismo que porcelana fria?
I love watching your videos hopefully I can start and learn something from you, anyway what machine you use to fired
Hi! You need a kiln that can reach high temperatures
Hola Mariana bendiciones...un gusto ver tus videos,me encanta lo q hacés....te voy a pedir un favor si podés no podés subir más videos.... Muchas gracias
Perdón me equivoqué q subas más videos ❤
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Hola donde compras el color dorado?
El mío es de España. En Argentina se que se puede conseguir en "Crecer Poles y Cia", el único lugar que me animo a recomendarte y hace envíos a todo el país
What kind of clay are you using. Your works are so beautiful.
Hi, thank you very much!
I'm using a high temperature (1230/1245°c) white stoneware
Hello,just wondering how do you keep the balance of the clay to prevent it from drying if not in use🤔
what is the shaining material you use this project??
Which colors do you use..?
May I know which oven do you use?
Hola amiga, te hablo desde chile, tienes videos para iniciar en este mundo? Explicando materiales y tipo de barro ?
Hola, no pero me gustaría mucho hacer un video al respecto!
❤
What kind of fire? Do I need to purchase a special oven? Electric! Where do you buy things like that?
Hello! Yes, you need a kiln that reaches high temperatures. But you can also rent the firing service in some ceramics studios
i really want to make a cup out of clay as a gift!😭 but i have non of the materials needed :( do you perhaps have any advice or suggestions? :(
Hi! I can recommend what materials to buy
(Have you had any previous experience working with ceramics?)
@@UmiCeramics I have made amateur little statues/plates as a hobby, im also an artist so generally im a bit familiar with crafts.. I got paint brushes brushes too that i can use i guess? Thank you in advance!!💞
Merhaba Türkiye den yazıyorum kanalınız harika 🎉 boyama işlemi sırlamadan önce yapılıyor değil mi
Hi! Thank you very much!
You can paint the piece before the first firing (bisque firing) or right before glazing it!
Çok teşekkür ediyorum ❤ lütfen daha fazla video gelsin !
How many grams of clay did you use?
Hi, around 400 grams
Can you please give the clay recipe
Sos de argentina? De que parte, saludos desde el sur! Prov Santa cruz
Hola! Que hermoso Santa Cruz ❤️ Soy de Buenos Aires
So if I want to make a simple plate and use my small kiln can you tell me what to purchase? I want to just make a basic ring plate dish for my daughter for valentines day. Can you list the firing schedule to use also? I do glass fusing but no idea about the clay. If i had a beginning idea of the steps and temps. Thank you love watching the videos. :)
Yes, of course, I'd be happy to help you! First of all, what is the maximum temperature your kiln can reach?
It is a Paragon SC3@@UmiCeramics
Aguli ki mati nki cement????
Ata stoneware clay.
Is it food Safe??
Hi! It's food safe
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S M Zeus.
Beautiful