3 Easy Pour and Dip Pottery Glaze Combinations - Amaco and Spectrum Glazes

In this video, I will be showing you 3 Quick and Easy Glaze Combinations.
I will be pouring and dipping some brushable glazes. The Tools and Supplies used are listed down below in the 👇SHOW MORE SECTION👇
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🔷 Tools and Supplies Used in the Video 🔷
✅ Amaco #11 A mix Stoneware White Clay
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✅ Amaco Honey Flux
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✅ Amaco Deep Sienna Speckle
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✅ Amaco Textured Turquoise
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✅ Spectrum Pearl White
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✅ Spectrum Sangria
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[@denisenoble4010]

They were all pretty however i think the 2nd was the overall favourite, but the blue one was very close to being top mug too. thanks for sharing its always good to see how they come out when you have showed a technique so thankyou x

[@billmiller9145]

I liked the Sangria combination.

[@candystamping4552]

I like turquoise mug the best! Looks great. Looking forward to seeing more pots with the brush on glazes poured/dipped instead 😊

[@sylviefeys744]

Hi Marie. Very beautyful combos, i love all 3, but the first and last one the most! ♥️

[@vickivanriel6860]

Love all the combos beautiful 😍

[@alisonjordan1152]

Love watching you. Thank you for your advice to me on underglaze. So many products so much to remember also ❤

[@allenfitz1]

Hi Maria.

[@rahmonesending9321]

Awesome 👍💯

[@XDproductionsXD]

Sangria w pearl white. I'm just starting out and learning so much. Your demo is easy to understand and your voice is so soothing. Thank you and throw on~

[@maryjeanallen6189]

Beautiful and inspiring, as always, Marie! Interesting idea to use water based latex resist instead of wax. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with all of us!

[@kofibanana2008]

So amazing...waiting to start glazing my pots

[@laurencarlucci7340]

Honey flux and textured turquoise 😍

[@janetsceramics7244]

Always learn something new from your videos. I'm going to have to try to get that film resist for my work. I apply my wax resist using cosmetic brushes (the ones used for applying eye shadow) and I can throw them away after the applicator comes off. Also, I have a section of brushes which I label as wax only. BTW-All of your glaze combinations are beautiful - probably more partial to the textured turquoise one.

[@neilahalter9663]

They look good trying all 3 combos. It's really not as economically good to dip pouring glazes cost. It's what I found out for me anyway. Dipping is faster. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and work with us.

[@lorihry6236]

Beautiful mugs, hard to choose my favourite. I didn’t realize that some glazes are meant for double dipping. Which means not all are. Which explains my random results! Thank you for the video.

[@C-M-E]

I don't have anything against commercial products as the convenience is certainly worth something for saving time, but after using a lot of temp sealers like wax and such, I started doing my bulk runs by thinning 100% silicone caulk with acetone; equal parts squirted from a tube and mixed thoroughly. It requires having the acetone on hand naturally, but the gallon cans last a long time used for semi-occasional purposes. Also not super lovely on the fume end so I strap up a respirator; also something to consider. While I've never thrown the remnants in a sealed container, it might last for a few days if needed. Acetone tends to expand in pressure when it warms so a stronger container with a tight-fitting lid like empty paint cans would be advisable and one day I'll get around to trying it. I do use the silicone trick all the time though, as it's also significantly cheaper for making molds.

[@xsnrg28]

I just picked up Spectrum's sangria and kimchi, i might need to go back and pick up the pearl white. But perhaps i can use Mayco light flux instead. Test tiles are in the bisque and will try some of these combos. Thanks Marie 🥰

[@ina7817]

Thanks for sharing this! Would it work to pour or dip the first layer and brush on the second glaze only partially where I want it? :) that would safe me so much time 😊

[@MOLRobocop]

Regarding straining, what about the glazes that intentionally come with crystals? Like Mayco Aurora Green.

[@adricristaldo9497]

Hello Mary!! Thank you for this video always good!!! Can I ask you do you have a video where you make clear glaze ? Also do I always have to clear glaze a piece even though it won’t hold water … thank you !!!