Yes you can do this with a glazed cup and you can add glaze and re-fire. Although remember it does take longer for the glaze to dry at that point.

@@jefferybublitz7968 I heard you and Payton seen each other. Hope you are doing well.

@@micheledickey4066 I keep forgetting about pipe cleaners 😮

@@lindaking8035 thank you.

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@@micheledickey4066 thank you for the tip. I will try it. I just took a picture of a shape I liked and went with it.

@@micheledickey4066 I am so sorry that I have not been so active. We actually have spent the summer having a couple vacations and preparing to do a complete remodel on our house. I honestly have not don’t much pottery this summer. But I am hoping things slow down enough soon for me to get back in the studio before I start a fall adult workshop class. I do love working with kids and seeing their imagination. It’s so unique and out of the box. As we get older I believe we have a harder time looking out of the box. So being around kids helps me to see all kinds of potential. And I love when they recognize me outside of the classroom too. That means the world to me because I know I made an impression.

@@tnlpottery4294 Oh girl please don’t apologize! You have a life we all get that! I’m glad you’re having vacations and good luck with the remodeling!! My hubby teaches second grade as well as martial arts and I absolutely love working with the kids so much. We have a Little Ninjas class for the younger kids 4 to 6 years old and they are sooo adorable.

Yes I think they did great for their first time.

Thank you. That is textured mossy by spectrum with pearl white by spectrum.

Thank you, and you’re welcome. Love sharing.

Looks great! Is the coyote really red a reactive glaze?

@janlewis9099 it’s just a gloss glaze but it works so great against the black.

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Thank you. Really! I think I’m going to put that on my Christmas list this year.

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Thank you. Yes I’m really loving that color combination. I will have a video out next week on applying that combination.

Thanks. Think it might be awhile before I feel up to the grinding.🤣

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I work with the arts council in my area. They do these workshops with multiple artists with a grant they are awarded.

Thank you. I had so much fun doing this.

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You are so welcome. You can actually do it without the cone, it just helps to keep the shape while you are closing the seam.

I used a diamond tip.

Great minds do think alike. I use the applicator to get a thicker coat of the UG in the carvings so I don’t have to paint multiple times to get the thickness I want. That way the UG is not so transparent. I don’t know if that’s the right way, but it works for me.

I’m not great at drawing(really bad), so I use graphics and either carbon copy them on bisque or trace them on leather hard clay when I want to carve. This one I free handed from looking at the picture. I can sometimes freehand, but it doesn’t always come out the greatest.

Thank you. Not perfect, but I always enjoy making new things.

Thanks for the suggestion. No, I haven’t tried it. I’m trying to use up a lot of the colors I have before buying more. 😂. I just put them in the kiln using Smokey merlot and chum plum. I’m hoping that works. I saw a lot of others that used that combo and it came out a pretty purple. So fingers crossed 🤞

Thank you so much. I was very excited. That was my first time doing coasters. I had seen the coasters with the holder somewhere and thought it was an awesome idea to try.

@@tnlpottery4294 I could really tell how happy you were. Did you put the coasters between pieces of Sheetrock with weights on the top? Thats the only way I’ve ever gotten them to not warp. Same way I make kiln cookies. I almost have to forget about them!!

@@micheledickey4066 I put them between some bats with weight. But some of them did warp a little. I like your idea better.

@@tnlpottery4294 You definitely have to make sure the pieces of board are absorbent and have a good amount of weight on them.

No. Just the one side.

You can see some pictures on my Facebook and I’ll put one on my instagram of them finished.

I can try

There's that Pretty Potter girl, just playing in th mud!!! Love uncle Jeff B

Because these were kindergarten and 1st grade I shaped them, but a 2nd grade class can shape themselves I would think. I used a toilet paper roll to hang the finger down will it began to harden up a little. Then after they hardened enough to stand up, I made sure the fingers were curled enough for the hand to sit flat on the bottom and the fingers up. With glazing, I find all grades have a hard time not getting the glaze on the bottom, so I do spend some time wiping back so they don’t stick to the kiln shelf.

@@tnlpottery4294 Oh what an awsome idea. Thanks so much.

I used the dawn dish liquid. I think I need to use darker underglaze maybe. Thank you so much for alway having such helpful tips and kind words.

@@tnlpottery4294 You are so very welcome. Yeah definitely need a dark underglaze. Keep track of how much water vs underglaze you use so you know when you have the right amounts. Is there a reason you put the white underglaze on the pot first? The white is going to mix with the underglaze and make it more dull.

@@micheledickey4066 oh I thought having the white would help the bubbles more visible. I was wrong. 😂

Wipe back bisque, put bubbles on the bisque without a glaze underneath. Maybe less water so the color is deeper. Apply clear/transparent glaze over bubble area. Good luck. It's a fun technique.

@debbiecarruthers5580 thank you. Do you think it would work with glaze as well as UG?

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Thank you. I made a catalogue, but I keep forgetting to bring with me to the kiln. I need to make sure to do that next time.

@@tnlpottery4294 Well then, make a note to remember the catalogue. Good luck.

Yeas they are. I actually gave him the big purple one because he his the purple wizard.

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Thank you. I will do my best to better explain my glazing in the future. I can do a few videos on the glazing process.

That would be great! Thank you!@@tnlpottery4294

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Nope, not the only one. I’m bad at taking the steps I should like that. Lol

Thank you so much. Yeah I should have gotten the cone for it, but I was impatient and tried to make the template and do everything the hard way. 😂 Now that i accomplished the hard way I can do more the easy way. Lol. I know I’m so backwards.

Thank you. I’m doing well. Doing workshops. I have not worked on my own stuff in the studio for a few months. I’m trying to get my mind right with it. Just made a coil bowl and forgot to video it. Wish I had because it looks like a flower and is really cool. I guess it will have to wait for a kiln opening. Lol

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