How To - Marbling Technique for Pottery

Learn this awesome marbling technique! It's easy and under 15 minutes! A great "how to" video for beginners to experts!

[@triciac1019]

This is just so beautiful!

[@pattiford9272]

This is really neat. Thanks!

[@lilregan9632]

What did you use on the back of the seashell. It looks like it was glazed. Thank you. I just learned a lot

[@GareInc]

Hi Lil! it was dipped into clear glaze before firing :)

[@meenasangles3891]

I really like you the way you are,u don't want to waste any thing 😀

[@GareInc]

😊 thank you

[@LeahJustyceArtGallery]

Great content. Keep going!

[@GareInc]

Thank you! More videos this week. Stay tuned!

[@anngillespie6423]

How would I go about glazing and firing if I don't have a kiln? Are there businesses that will perform that service?

[@GareInc]

Hi Ann! You would either have to own a kiln or know somebody that has one. Not sure if there are any schools or businesses that would give you access. Thanks for watching!

[@lilianacadete3921]

Hello! can we use engobe to do this aswell?😊

[@GareInc]

Hi Liliana! Thanks for watching! We have never tried it, but we always suggest if you do give it a try to use a test tile 1st - this way you can make sure it yields the results you are looking for and if not, you didn't compromise you project piece.

[@lilianacadete3921]

@@GareInc oh thank you so much! i Will! so this is underglaze?

[@GareInc]

@@lilianacadete3921 It's an undercoat for bisque. We dip it in clear glaze before firing; however, if you put at least 4 coats on, you don't have to dip it and it will still be glossy. :)

[@TheGokceo]

hello is it underglaze color?

[@GareInc]

Hi There! Yes - Gare Fun Strokes
A low fire glaze/ Cone 06

[@BeverleyReed]

Is that glaze or underglaze?

[@GareInc]

Glaze :)

[@mreinstein48]

And one coat is sufficient?

[@GareInc]

Yes - thanks for watching! It get's poured on so one coat is enough. It's like getting multiple coats at one time.

[@mreinstein48]

@@GareInc Wonderful! I'll try then!