Making Homemade Underglaze Transfers and applying them to Bisqueware, Handmade Dishes, Pottery Vlog
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Experimenting with a simple pottery technique using homemade underglaze transfers in order to expand what we carry on our website, Callustemily.com
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Looks like you had some great fun! I will have to try some transfers sometime
It’s really great!
I LOVED the video! So good! So fun to be there! Hello, Emily, sunflowers 🌻! 😆
Thanks so much!!! Yes! Sunflowers!
You could try going over the tissue paper with a soft rib. Perhaps newsprint would stand up better to this thank tissue?
Good idea!
I LOVE these designs. Did I miss where you said how to make them?
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Awesome! Love idea not paying high prices pictures.. can you print using color book pages? Transfer to rice paper... loved the flowers and butterflies! Thanks for sharing! Tell mom great job with idea!🌼❤️
Sure! You can use Anything as a pattern! (Pending copyright of course) Johanna bassford is one of my favorite artists and she has lots of how too videos for simple drawings on CZcams. These butterflies are screen printed with ez screens from their generic stock. I have a video on screen printing underglaze as well. I would link you to it but it won’t let me so here is the complete title: Screen Printing Underglaze Transfers, EZScreen Silk Screen Review using Underglaze, pottery at home
Do you use straight underglazes or go you add anything? Also do you sieve it first? Or water it down?
Straight underglaze. I sieve if it needs sieving but not usually. This is in a playlist for Underglaze and there are a few more things I figured out when doing this. I do think if the clay is not pourous enough people have problems. There is a video in the playlist where that was the case for me and I figured some things out. The great thing about bisque application is that you can always wash it off and start over.
Like mono print.. iron oxi. Wash...not! Just one subject and Mono print process. Use underglaze etc.
Exactly!
I still think they look good as more subtle images. Somewhere I’ve seen the underglaze mixed with glycerin…
Never tried glycerin 🤔😊
@@CallUsTemily I have also seen "recipes" using either or both Karo syrup and CMC gum solutions. I'm currently experimenting with rice paper + speedball underglaze and various sticky thickeners as well. Time will tell. Love your channel and the down-to-earth approach to both art and pottery. 🤩
Thanks so much!!! Keep me posted with the rice paper! Never heard of using Karo but while you’re experimenting @washingtonstreetstudios suggests thickening a dipping glaze for painting with sugar free pancake syrup where the first or second ingredient is a gum -cmc; and one that doesn’t have to be refrigerated after opening. I haven’t tried it but I’ve bought the syrup -look for the cheapest one. I think you need to let it sit for a day or two after mixing though. 🤔 I would think it would work in this case too. Worth a shot! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words. 😊
Well, nothing to see here... First attempt fail, though a whole lot learned in the process. As often happens for me, the first attempt with a new technique was exceptionally over-ambitious. Time to scale back, be more structured and try again. I'll save a more detailed analysis of all the things I did "wrong" for a bit later, though I hope to address those issues with another attempt doday or tomorrow - first I have to brave the beginnings of a small snow storm and make a trip to my ceramics supply store near Denver...
Yay for learning!!!
My purpose was to learn how to put monoprint onto bisque. You sped that part up, and did the chatting real-time. I wish it had been the other way around. Show the process, skip the chat.
I turned captions on at 8:25 in the video, & slowed to 1/4 speed, but there were no captions & it was still too fast. What is your process for putting monoprints onto bisque??
Thanks for the feedback 😊 sorry I couldn’t help.
I have edited the captions just for you! 😊 idk if what I’ve done here is really considered mono print. 🤷🏻♀️ but all I can say (that’s not in the video) is that it takes tons of water. Water the bisque lay the tissue down and then fully hydrate the tissue paper. if it is going to work the bisque will call to absorb the water and the underglaze will follow the water. Not all underglazes will transfer; and if it does, not all of the underglaze on the tissue will transfer from the tissue to the pieces. It’s not something I really pursued after this. so I can’t remember anything more. sorry 🤷🏻♀️ this was 3 years ago. sometimes you just need to experiment. that’s what I was doing here. if your working with bisque you can always wash it off! good luck!😊
The speeded up narrative is very hard to understand. I sure there are some useful tips that I’m completely missing out on!
Use the closed captions. Just click the cc button at the top. I make sure to edit those on my videos just in case my accent gets in trouble. But I don’t speed video up if I feel the words really need to be heard. 😊
@@CallUsTemily Thank you! Hadn’t spotted that before!
Oh sure! It’s nifty. The really really early videos of mine are not edited, and sometimes it takes a day or two after posting for me to get it done but I try to do so asap after posting.