Hey Nat. Right back at you! I love your kiln openings. You are the reason I tried reactive red 😂. We need to become spokespeople for spectrum lol. Have a great day!
pearl white fires great in a refire. i admit i don’t experience pin holes with it at all unless i use a speckled clay body but retires often heal it for me
Thanks so much. I like that you give the glaze names. I am amazed you don't write them down. My memory isn't good enough not to do that. I have been trying more spectrum glazes after seeing your stuff. The price is better. I use PSH glazes and have been very happy with the outcome and the price point. My favourite is Cobaltic Sea. So where do I go to check out your on line sales?
These are gorgeous! When you say you did a band of something does that mean brushed on? So if you don't say dipped then that always means brushed? I've never done both on the one piece. I guess it wouldn't matter? Also do you have a recipe for the studio Cranberry (that you'd be happy to share 😊) or do you buy it? Thanks. Love your colours. Just so pretty.
Hi there. Yes a band usually means I brushed it on. I mix brush on and dipping glazes a fair amount. The cranberry glaze is a dry glaze from pottery supply house in canada. I bought it so long ago I’m not certain of their name for it or if it is discontinued. I looked on their site. I think it might be red wine but I’m not 100% certain.
My gosh every dang piece is spectacular!!!! For the pieces that need to be retired because the glaze fired away on your bears, may I suggest you use stroke n coat in the texture and wipe back and then low fire them. That way you don’t have to worry about the midfire glazes running too much. I’m not sure if this is the only kiln you have but I happen to have a much smaller kiln that I can easily do this in. Just an idea. Thanks so much for sharing everything.
Thanks! I actually just use glaze. A heat gun if I’m in a hurry. Also if I pull something out of the kiln that’s still warm and I know I’m going to reglaze I’ll put it on then. I found this video veryhelpful. czcams.com/video/AlEnF733UYg/video.htmlsi=n5TwPCrDDjPrynCV
You mention Cranberry Glaze from Pottery Supply House, and I do not find it listed in their glazes....is it another name? Or maybe dc'd? Love the color!
Do you sift out some of the crystal chunks in your winter wood glaze??? Or is it a dipping formula? The brush on pints I get are alway way more brown speckled than yours. Like a lot more.
Wow Lisa what a great kiln unload and you're really making those spectrum glazes sing. I just received my autumn purple, textured kiwi, kimchi's today. Would you be able to tell me what video you listed your studio green recipe in Lisa? Thank you so much and may your sales be plentiful. 💚 I too cannot buy the coyote glazes as much as I love them as the cost is just too high. Again, beautiful work!
@@finklepottery704 Bless your heart for sharing and wow simple recipe! Will source the Ravenscrag and let you know how it goes. Love listening to JT lol. Thank you again ....
Iwatch the same videos. They are fantastic artists. Love watching your videos as well. Merry Christmas
Beautiful pieces! Thank you so much for sharing. I always enjoy your kiln openings and have gotten so much inspiration from what you share.
That is so kind! Thank you !
Oh how I love yr kiln unloads! U have a love of pink like me! I bought soft red because of u. Now I need autumn purple lol. Nat mud magic
Hey Nat. Right back at you! I love your kiln openings. You are the reason I tried reactive red 😂. We need to become spokespeople for spectrum lol. Have a great day!
Thanks for sharing they are all great. I hope Lee blows out before it gets to you
You and me both!
pearl white fires great in a refire. i admit i don’t experience pin holes with it at all unless i use a speckled clay body but retires often heal it for me
That is so good to hear. I am going to give it a try !
Thanks so much. I like that you give the glaze names. I am amazed you don't write them down. My memory isn't good enough not to do that. I have been trying more spectrum glazes after seeing your stuff. The price is better. I use PSH glazes and have been very happy with the outcome and the price point. My favourite is Cobaltic Sea.
So where do I go to check out your on line sales?
Thanks! I’ll have to check out cobalt if sea 😊. The online sale starts Thursday at 7 Atlantic and store address is finkle-pottery.myShopify.com.
Beautiful work ! Have you ever used a Mr Clean magic eraser to wipe back underglaze that gets where you don’t want it….they work great !
I have not! Thanks for the tip, I will try it. Do you need to rebisque if you use it on bisque?
@@finklepottery704 no you don’t need to rebisque the piece … just let it dry like a normal wipe off . It’s so cool !! Magic😉😃😃
Loved every piece
Thank you!
Great kiln opening and glaze combos. I love James Taylor ❤
@@janlewis9099 one of my best life memories. James Taylor live at tanglewood on my 40th birthday. A lot of years ago!
@@finklepottery704🙂 good luck with your upcoming sales x
@@janlewis9099 thank you!
These are gorgeous! When you say you did a band of something does that mean brushed on? So if you don't say dipped then that always means brushed? I've never done both on the one piece. I guess it wouldn't matter? Also do you have a recipe for the studio Cranberry (that you'd be happy to share 😊) or do you buy it? Thanks. Love your colours. Just so pretty.
Hi there. Yes a band usually means I brushed it on. I mix brush on and dipping glazes a fair amount. The cranberry glaze is a dry glaze from pottery supply house in canada. I bought it so long ago I’m not certain of their name for it or if it is discontinued. I looked on their site. I think it might be red wine but I’m not 100% certain.
My gosh every dang piece is spectacular!!!! For the pieces that need to be retired because the glaze fired away on your bears, may I suggest you use stroke n coat in the texture and wipe back and then low fire them. That way you don’t have to worry about the midfire glazes running too much. I’m not sure if this is the only kiln you have but I happen to have a much smaller kiln that I can easily do this in. Just an idea. Thanks so much for sharing everything.
That is an excellent suggestion! Thanks!!
@@finklepottery704 So glad I could help.
Your studio white looks really nice. Like a satin finish. I should try it out. Does it cutlery mark easily?
I haven’t noticed any marking when I use it or had any feedback from customers. My guess is because it’s a satin, not matte, it is probably fine 😊
These look fabulous. What did you use in the refires to make the glazes stick? Heat the clay up or glue or other methods?
Thanks! I actually just use glaze. A heat gun if I’m in a hurry. Also if I pull something out of the kiln that’s still warm and I know I’m going to reglaze I’ll put it on then. I found this video veryhelpful. czcams.com/video/AlEnF733UYg/video.htmlsi=n5TwPCrDDjPrynCV
You mention Cranberry Glaze from Pottery Supply House, and I do not find it listed in their glazes....is it another name? Or maybe dc'd? Love the color!
Oh my I bought it so long ago. It could be red wine, or it may have been discontinued. Prices seem decent for their dry mixed glazes.
Hopefully all is well after the storm
Yes all is good! Mostly a lot of wind and rain, but not to dangerous levels.
Beautiful!!!! Where did you get the Harry Potter stamps
Oh my gosh! I don’t remember. It was about five years ago online. If you google Harry Potter cookie stamp’s something might pop up😊
Do you sift out some of the crystal chunks in your winter wood glaze??? Or is it a dipping formula? The brush on pints I get are alway way more brown speckled than yours. Like a lot more.
I don’t sift. I do a first dip in alabaster. Then I paint on one coat of winterwood. I prefer the fewer specks as well
Wow Lisa what a great kiln unload and you're really making those spectrum glazes sing. I just received my autumn purple, textured kiwi, kimchi's today. Would you be able to tell me what video you listed your studio green recipe in Lisa? Thank you so much and may your sales be plentiful. 💚 I too cannot buy the coyote glazes as much as I love them as the cost is just too high. Again, beautiful work!
Thanks so much. The green recipe is as follows:
Ravenscrag slip 80
Frit 3134. 20
Black copper oxide. 2
Let me know how it goes 😊
@@finklepottery704 Bless your heart for sharing and wow simple recipe! Will source the Ravenscrag and let you know how it goes. Love listening to JT lol. Thank you again ....