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Squirrelly lines. Lol.

wrap the clay you cut the buttons out of around a cylinder you get a nice candle holder and less recycled clay.

I enjoy the semi matte finish you achieve. What white liner glaze are you using?

This may be said somewhere in the comments already ...which clear glaze do you use over the underglazes

So why don’t potters paint white slip as the base and paint images with colored slip over that? Then put clear over everything - does the clear always ruin the images and dull the colors, even at lower temps?

I'm fond of using leaves.

Do you put three coats of under glaze on you pots?

Thank you for encouraging us to experiment and get creative :o)

I became very interested in majolica tiles when I visited Portugal last year. The national tile Museum in Lisbon is more amazing than I can convey; “The Museu Nacional do Azulejo”. I purchased Amaco majolica glazes and began experimenting. I tried to put some photos to share, but I can’t figure out how to do it! This was a great video thank you so much.

Your red cardinals are beautiful, you must use magic, as I don't understand how you have so much knowledge and skill oozing from every pore and constantly putting in new skills for us to watch in awe, it has to be magic to enable you to do so much in 24 hours, either that or your 24 hours is longer in the US 😊

I have done many of your projects.....you are very creative and talented with clay! I was curious to know/learn how you tinted your clay blue when doing the bowl. TY.

I was never quite sure what this was but it’s good to know. I love the way your pieces turned out!!

Great video. I have quite a few of the underglazes and glazes. Now I know how to use them in a new way. Thank you.

I’ve meant to research majolica and found your take with underglazes to be quite doable. Thanks for being a continuous art explorer. What does one have to do to find your inspiration for trying the untried :-)

New inspiration for me.

Brilliant ❤🎉

I love majolica there is not much info. ❤

Excellent demonstration. Thank you so much for sharing.

I am currently at NKO in Gouda, The Netherlands. We use a shiny white tin glaze and simple majolica underglaze on Stoneware all the time. It’s actually one of my favourite glazes. It’s important that the tin glaze isn’t too thick, so it doesn’t sag during firing. A tip for applying the underglaze smoothly: add some honey or dissolved sugar to the underglaze. It makes application much easier! Love your videos!

All pieces are beautiful but the cardinal with the trees in the background is wonderful!! I want to do a piece with trees like that! ❤

great work as usually. this experiments looks really beautiful.

Very beautiful.

Dang it, Ann. I think CZcams forgot I was subscribed to you. So rude. I realized it had been a while so I went looking and found all these videos I missed! This one is awesome!

Such lovely outcomes! It's hard to pick a favorite. I did really like the flower pattern from the jig in the deep bowl...

Ooooh. Ann has busted out the wax. She REALLY wants a specific look here. 😂 Great outcomes. So delicate and beautiful. I liked the colors fading into each other.

Ведущий, конечно, не очень тут выглядит. Но вот вина это его подготовки или манера общения гостя - вопрос. В любом случае ведущий явно переоценивает себя и свой подкаст - до серьёзных гостей вы не доросли, это этот выпуск показал😅

Bogus content. Not possible in mass production. Seems have no idea about tiles.

OMG!!! I’m Director of Semi-Naked Raku!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂

Ann--- I use mason stains (MS) for flowers and leaves. I fight with all the greens. Often my beautiful mint green becomes ugly brown once clear glaze is applied. I've tried Amaco clear, zinc free and finally matte clear to maintain the green color. No luck. I mix my MS with b-mix to the desired color value and fire at cone 5. I've checked all of kilns and they're fine. Any guesses or suggestions?

Thank you Ann!

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Oh Ann!!! This is soo amazing and beautiful!! I make a lot of leaf things and this is just perfect for me!! Of course I can’t wait to try these techniques. I really need to find a good tool to use! Thank you so much.

Love these!

The chickadee ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for this video…as a beginner potter I am struggling with taller forms and this clear explanation is invaluable and inspiring!

Процесс был интересней, чем конечный результат.

to many ideas too little time to do them all, just loved the mug, the brown join is perfect, the 3 sided pot was amazing but to fiddly and too many sausages was making me hungry. thank you Ann, another good one to add to the list of things to do. you do i will watch, that sounds good x

Your videos and ideas are fabulous! Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge. One question: how dry is your clay when you stand it up to join seams?

Love all your demos 😊❤️

Hi there! It’s perfectly fine to use my name, I would be thrilled to be part of your staff! Also, I am curious if in any of your videos you elaborate on creating pristine smooth surfaces on geometric figures. I saw an artist online using a surform. The artist also showed away of smoothing out sides by rubbing them on a wet canvas. I would love to see your techniques for creating perfect pieces!

I love doing this technique. However, I prefer to bisque first, and use black glaze. I worry about deforming my works in the greenware state. Great video, great share!

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So creative! Can’t wait to try these!

So pretty ❤

Thank you for your excellent tutorial.

Ann, What type of glazes did you use for flooding?

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Thank you for the great and easy-to-follow tutorial, and for the template

Beautiful thank you for sharing

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