It’s so tricky because the color is so subtle before being fired!!😂 thank you!

I suggest using a seamstress measuring tape to wrap around the bowl and mark out equal sections. For the arch of each scallop you can cut out a template from paper to trace along the bowls edge. Hope this helps!

Hahah thanks!

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I did for this one just because of circumstances but I’d always recommend doing a bisque and glaze firing

Underglaze - it’s a specific type of paint for ceramics that can withstand the high temperatures in the kiln

Yes you can - as long as it is made with a food-safe clay, fired to the correct temperature, and a food-safe glaze is used

I suggest using stoneware clay. Use a food-safe glaze (it will indicate on the product if it is food safe), anywhere where the food/drink will be needs to be glazed so that there's a barrier between the food and the clay. You can buy these from a pottery supply store - for example, Clay King. They are an online pottery store based in USA - you can use my discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. You do not need to add water with the clay unless the clay is slightly too dry to work with - if so then add a small amount at a time. The drying time depends on the climate that you are in - the drying rate in hot and dry areas are much quicker than in humid and wet areas. The exact estimated drying time until it's leather hard will differ throughout the year and in different areas. Once your pieces have been properly fired they can be handwashed or washed in the dishwasher - just note that the dishwasher is more harsh and so I would suggest handwashing for a longer lifespan of your piece. I hope this helps!

@@KlayCeramics thank you so much 🙏 this helps a lot ! ☀️

Thank you!! The only way you'll know is just to try! I hope you do try something more complex, it can be very satisfying when it does work out. Good luck! xx

Thank you!

Thank you! This was so satisfying to make - hope you have fun! xx

I'd suggest starting with user ready clay - it is tricky to mix and make your own clay. I recommend using stoneware clay for functional ware

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This paint is called underglaze - normal paint will just burn away in the kiln

www.clay-king.com/glazes_ceramic_pottery/amaco/amaco_potters_choice_glaze.html Amaco Potters Choice Glaze. The blue one is PC-20 Blue Rutile and the white one is PC-17 Honey Flux Discount Codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100

That’s such a lovely idea!

It’s just sitting on top of the wheel ✨🤍

Hi! You don’t need much to start - you can just start with some clay and use some house hold objects to help as tools (such as a fork, spoon, knife, toothpick etc.). If you are using air dry clay make sure to use a food safe one for things like mugs and bowls etc. (And make sure to use a food safe sealant as well!). If you are using normal clay (such as stoneware or earthenware) it will need to be fired in a kiln - try find a firing service near you. Hope this helps! Here’s a full video explaining the whole process: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzNf5WKeKuMZ7Msi=CjnmWCLWUoy9e9S4

@@KlayCeramics it helps me alot thank you ✨❤️

Very interesting!!

Yes, paint it on either once your pieces are bone dry or once they have been bisque fired

Thank you! Yes there will be, just firing it and should be ready in the next few weeks!

No unfortunately not, this type of clay needs to be fired to temperatures of 1100-1200 degrees Celsius to fully strengthen which an oven can’t do 😊

These are Amaco Potters Choice glazes

You can get pottery supplies from Clay King (online store based in US), otherwise any pottery supply store near you. At clay king you can use the following discount codes: Wendy5 for $5 off orders over $50 and Wendy10 for $10 off orders over $100. Hope this helps!

Yes, as long as you coat your piece with a food safe glaze. Make sure if you’re using stoneware clay to use a stoneware glaze as they will fire to the same temperature

Yes you can, as long as you’re using food safe glaze and there’s no crazing or cracks in the glaze once fired. I suggest using a stoneware clay with a food safe stoneware glaze (the glaze should indicate whether it’s harmful or safe) and then fired to the correct stoneware temperature (the glaze should also indicate the temperature or cone it must fire to). Hope this helps!

Only if it hasn’t been made with food safe products. Make sure to use a food safe clay and glaze (and that it is properly sealed, ie. No cracks or pinholes etc.)

Yes, this was before firing😊

I’ll be making a full process/ tutorial video for these mugs so if you do decide to give it a go that should help!🎀

Yes it is!

Thank you!!

Thank you! Hope you enjoy making it! This is white stoneware so it will turn white in the kiln. I haven’t personally come across a clay that will fire to this color but where you buy your clay they should have a color guide to show what the fired clay looks like. Hope this helps!