Diy pottery glaze

What no-one ever tells you about making your own pottery glazes... Before you embark on the mamoth project of creating your own glazes there are a few things you should ask yourself…

Glaze Mixing Over the summer I've been doing lots of glaze testing, and one of these has been to find my own Wood Ash Glaze recipe. It's not an easy process. I gathered together several recipes found in pottery books. All of them had a different take on the process - and sometimes conflicting ideas! I tried out four of the recipes with varying success, but now I think have my own version. Wood Ash The first thing I had to do was get a source of wood ash. You need at least a kilo of good…

Jini | creative daydreamer on Instagram: "Do you remember the mug we pottered together? 😏🥰 I’m very excited to see how this glazing experiment will turn out, and as always, I can’t wait to pick it up from the firing service! 😃🥳🥰 Hi,🙋🏼‍♀️ my name is Jini, and it hasn’t been long since I discovered that we’re all capable of pottery our own food- and dishwasher-safe dishes at home. So, I’ve acquired all the knowledge and taught myself how to potter at home.✨🌸 Now, I’d like to…

Did you know you can make Glaze Speckles with pretty much any glaze? Don't buy those expensive premade glaze speckles and make your own glazes! Making glaze speckles is way easier than I thought it would be. Now my glazing possibilities are endless!

Sponge Glazing Pottery is very easy to learn and fun. Follow along and Soak Up some knowledge, 🎯 Click the Link For the complete list of supplies https://po...

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The Nuka glaze originated in Japan centuries ago. Potters traditionally made the glaze by using ashes from burnt rice hulls. These ashes were high in Silica, which is a glass former, so some Nuka g…

Knowing the difference between underglaze and glaze helps you decide how to decorate your pots. Here are the main differences between them.