Unfortunately, it no longer exists. :-(

When I made the video, I was using a rice paper that is now discontinued. I have switched to u-haul newsprint. It is about $10 for 200 sheets. It works just as well. You can buy blank rice paper from Sanboa and ceramica from cananda, but I found that too pricey. I have researches and researched to find the type rice paper that the image transfer companies use but that seems really a trade secret or is did not research well enough. If any one out there has any tips on where to find the best rice paper , please let us know.

When you purchase your mason stains you will have to check the MSDS for it, or contact the manufacturer. I know in our studio we only use food safe dry materials therefore the ones shown are. we need to consistently keep checking though. Material we once thought was safe in no longer like Talc. So if this video lingers in the online world long enough some of the material may be found to be not food safe. The only way to really know is keep checking with the manufacturer or the clay supply store where you purchased your materials.

They are not the same thing

I think you use mason stains on wet clay, but not sure.

I've mixed mason stains with frits and they stick to bisque ware just fine. The proportion I use is 1:1:8 (stain:frit:water). What proportions have you used?

I believe it is food safe. GB is a flux that is in most food safe glazes. The best thing is to contact HighWater clay or your local clay distributor to ask for certain as they will be able advise you better.

We use a reclaimed combination of clay bodies that are left over from students. the clay that we use are Highwater's Loafers Glory, Speckled Brownstone, Moonstone. among a few others. Yes, After construction we will let it dry out before firing.

Gerstley borate

Yes, the color changes (becomes less intense) at higher temperatures tho.

Yes, check out this potter's process for doing that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4rTl6ikj7iChKc

@@theabristlebroom4378 thanks!

These were fired to Cone 6.

The scale was tared for the weight of the bucket. We did all of that off camera.

Gerstley Borate

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It was in the beginning of learning how to do videos. Everything has a learning curve and a chance for growth and improvement. Thank you for the feed back. Have a beautiful day.

We were new at making videos. Thanks for the feed back. We are learning as we go and all tips are helpful and appreciated.

not sure if anyone cares but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend for the last few months xD

@Kyler Morgan Definitely, I've been using instaflixxer for years myself :)

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYfdfnl9acSfrNE Here is the link to the results

Yes it would

Yes, apply slip when soft leatherhard and underglaze once the piece is hard leatherhard. The clay should be very stiff but also cold to the touch.

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Thank you for the feedback. When we started this KZbin adventure we really didn't think more than our students would find us. We film the demo and immediately post it for the next weeks class assignment. Students get to see the bisqued and glazed pieces when they come to class, or we just reclaim the item after throwing it. However, you have a very valid point you never do get to see the end result. I will try to put together a photo montage of finished items. We will keep tis in mind for the future.