thanks for your video .i have a quick question . we can use any type of wax for hot wax or just soya wax is work?

Thanks!

Do yo ever wonder what is in glaze or how buying it was invented ? Are there other things that can be sold as glaze ?

If everyone trusts companies for everything we are screwed

Did you record a full video showing how to make the slump molds with Styrofoam and plaster? I can’t find it.

This was such an amazing video taught with clear instructions and so much useful information for this previously somewhat bewildered beginner. Thank you. I will subscribe….you are an excellent teacher.

Thank you sooooooo much for this wonderful video. I am new to this and you have helped me a lot. ❤

This is just brilliant. Great tutorial. Thank you

Verstappen fans:

Thank you for taking the time to teach your technique.

Thanks for your kindness showing us the whole detailed process!!

Thank you for the beautiful video. Can I use beeswax instead of soy wax?

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Nice❤

Very easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 😊

Dumb question but, why not put the dry on top of the sieve then pour the water over it and spend 1/2 the time mixing?

Good afternoon, I'm from Brazil and I can't know what neph sy is about. Thanks

Wish I would have seen this before I glazed my items at class. Wonderful instructions.

Where do i find the dry matte and glossy recipe?

Does anyone have a link to a good list of ingredients to make almost any glaze? 🤣

Thank you so much for giving such clear instructions for me, who like you has always felt frustrated with the lack of knowledge of creating my own glazes instead of depending on bought products. Thank you too for so carefully explaining the processes of dipping vs painting glazes! You’re a wonderful teacher.

I am just starting in ceramics and i found this video absolutely usefull. The glasé i think is a key element and is many times neglected in ceramic courses. Thank you so much for sharing all this know how and encouraging us to begin the journey of glaze making.❤

Nice to meet you Anne. I do not need your teaching.

Growing Sylinder 😊

thank you so so much, this was incredible helpful!

Thank you very much for this excellent video. I look forward to exploring glazes. 😀

Hi! Thank you so much for this! I have a question. Why can't the part on the top of the pot that fits and touches the bottom part of the pot, be glazed? Why can't the whole thing be glazed? Is there a special reason or just design?

Thank you so much ☺️

I want you to know that I really appreciate your expertise in this field and you are a wonderful teacher! Question: one of the glazes that I use flakes and peels off like crazy once it dries out and sits on the shelf for a few hours. Do you know if there is anything that I can do to fix that? Thank you so much 🌸

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've just started my journey on this. Much love and peace to you. ✌️❤️

Thank you so much - this video is very helpful and I enjoyed being able to follow each step!

I just have to say, I’m only on my second video and have just started it, but needed to tell you I love your videos and could learn from you all day. You’re a wonderful teacher 😊 Thank you for all the help. I felt stuck and overwhelmed with making my first glazes and your videos are giving me the confidence I need to get started.

Wow. Beautiful work. Excellent tutorial thank you. I came here to get a feel for ancient pottery making and natural glazes with zero interest in buying things I can barely pronounce and very little "mathing" lol. Normally would've been on my way in my search for that but not only are you an artist but a superb teacher so it would've been my loss not to stay and be amazed and actually learn something-my husband said "I like her", and I said" she's one smart cookie". I hope you know how rare and valuable you are!

thank you!

Thank you for sharing time and knowledge. I am currently taking a break from learning pottery after retirement. After watching your video, I feel like starting over. I'm ready to try making my own glaze now. Thank you 감사합니다.

Not a criticism, but you might consider wrapping the end of the bamboo with heavy thread then put nail polish on it to set it up. This will keep the bamboo handle from splitting further.

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Really clever 😊 i would use a hotglue pistol though, i believe it will dry quicker and would hold well too

Brilliant video.... and very inspiring. Thank you 😊

This is so helpful, easy to follow and a pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for sharing it.

I'm so glad I watched this. I've been rinsing brushes and glazing containers in my sink. I will start using "The Bucket" like I do for clay, and hope I don't need to call a plumber! Thanks.

very clear, emphasizing the results of careless glazing process THANK YOU!!!!!

Love this video. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge. I am ready to try making my own glaze now.

Lovely video!

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

Sure wish you would make more videos on here.

46:55 my mentor once told me that the problem with this approach (removing and adding water), is that some of the compounds in the dry mixture dissolve in water and others are not (which makes the mass concentration in the bottom). when you start removing and adding water, you change the make up if your glaze because the water that was there when the glaze was mixed, carry some of the materials that make the glaze look the way it is. removing water takes off some of the ingredients. adding new water simply dilutes the mixture down with new water that contains none of the dissolvable materials.

when i first started pottery i remember finding this video and i found the information invaluable, a few years on, glazing is not my favourite part of the process and has become my nemesis. im trying to add surface texture and design that i can then simply glace by dipping. your video is still om of my favourites about glazing as you explain it so well so now ive found it again, it will stay on my watch later list. thankyou for making it less daunting than i make it out to be. x

3:10 I really wished you gave an example. what are the attributes your trained eye detects in commercial glazes

8:06 how about applying the hot wax with a brush on the lid?