452. Trimming,Tracing & Sgraffito an Orchid on a 3-Lb Plate with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 蘭花盤修坯及雕刻示範

[@siddhimali1248]

Plz show the way you glaze the bowls....and other stuffs......

[@lydiabosley9152]

Lovely, graceful rendering of the orchid - thank you for sharing this, I love doing sgraffito over colored underglazes too.

[@blazerbarrel2]

Nice foot , great lift for that shallow bowl profile .

[@samyr1936]

Very good

[@julieirwin7329]

Do you have a special place or technique for drying to leather hard? Will you clear glaze over the entire platter? Love the new direction you're experimenting with. The 2 camera angles are are great. Thank you for another wonderful video.

[@hsinchuen]

I dried it slowly. Since my studio is in my backyard I can take care of it easily. This is what I did to most of my pots: When the rim is firm enough, I flip my pots up side down and let them dry that way till they are ready to trim. During drying, I came in my studio once in a while to rotate the pots so that they dry more evenly. If I find the rim is too dry I brush water to rehydrate the rim. Sometimes in the night time I even leave the wheel spinning while drying the large pot.

[@julieirwin7329]

@@hsinchuen I will pay more attention to drying from now on, thank you

[@mayrapuche3828]

El grafito se hace con la pieza antes de pasarla por el horno

[@nameralashun]

Must have those tools!

[@fritz5701]

see about me...ive got Interesting tecnics

[@AICA-UK]

Sorry for an uninformed question but can you say how you made the black slip? Would underglaze work as well? Thanks for all your videos.

[@hsinchuen]

I haven’t tested the results yet, so I am hesitant to give out the recipe.

[@fritz5701]

Well ....if your clay is coloured by nature that helps. then u could try out : add 10% Fe oxid plus 4% cobalt oxid to the slip , mix it very well , sieve it maybe two times . One thing : the Fe lowers the melting temp. of the clay-mass . If ur burnin high lets say above 1100 degree you may lower the Fe and ad 2-3 % chrom oxid ........you must try out......

[@suzdenne]

Did you make the depth tester tool or can you buy them?

[@hsinchuen]

It’s my invention and I made them. They can be purchased on my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/PotterySquare

[@suzdenne]

Thanks I just ordered one.

[@mudbrains4881]

Hi can we pleeeease see the finished pieces after glazing