Kiln opening Join me as I share glaze combos mayco, amaco, spectrum, coyote - with fun summer colors
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- I like this load because I got to play with various colors on medium brown clay. I've added a Super Thanks button to my videos. If you learn anything, and would like to contribute, any amount would be greatly appreciated :). #ceramics #glazecombinations #kiln #kilnopening
Beautiful pieces Lisa as always! I loved the Summer colors and thanks for sharing!❤
@@anasclayhouse thank you Ana!
Hey Lisa love seeing yr unloads pop up! Ohhh such good timing!! I just threw my first ever lidded canister and was going to leave under the lid raw. I’m going to try yr stilts idea! Thankyou! I hope I don’t forget haha. Oh power t on dark is lovely! Have to try it on black. I’ve ordered my mkm letter stamps so excited! Great unload again xx
@@mudmagic407 thanks Nat! Stilling them really does make a difference!
Love the colour combos Lisa! ❤ I can only imagine how it would feel to make the same cups over and over again 😅
I know I’m lucky so many people like them. I’ve decided I’ll just play with glaze combos when I make them to keep them interesting 😊
@@finklepottery704 yeah I saw that! And they look great and wonderful everybody loves them💕
Hi Bo & Ruby!! At about 300° I pull plugs out crack the top & anything I can to make it cool safely but quickly. I’m so antsy! 😂
So hard to wait!!
Love all the combos - is alabaster spectrum? Gotta get into dipping glazes to get some work done faster!
@@MUDTOFIRE alabaster is mayco. It is the base for Winterwood. Dipping does speed up the process!
loving your combos. I am loving Spectrum colours too, Are you comfortable sharing your glaze recipe for your studio white? is it the Satin white you passed on in an earlier video? It looks glossy so wasn't sure it was the same thing.
I guess I should have waited to the end of your video to ask the questions ! thanks. I have that recipe and want to try to make one for myself.
@@susancole6090 lol yes with the schedule I am using it is firing glossy
@@finklepottery704 I am trying to find the right Silica on the PSH website. Which one do you use? Silica 45 (325 mesh) or 106 (140 mesh). There are 2 other choices but I don't think they are the ones.
@@susancole6090 I usually use 325 mesh. The recipe I post is quite large. You might want to halve or quarter it for your first batch to make sure you like it