AMACO Glaze combo and Kiln Opening

[@maxnine57]

This turned out fantastic, keep up your posts please I'm a beginner and love watching your videos

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thanks for watching. I really appreciate your comment. Good luck with your glazing. Hope these combos work for you.

[@micheledickey4066]

My gosh what a GREAT KILN load!!! The bowl at the end was my favorite!!

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thanks for watching. It was a good firing. That one mug I had to grind even turned out nice when I was finished with it.

[@erinbuchanan6489]

Beautiful! All! You’re so chill❣️❤️🙏

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thank you and thanks for watching. I really hope the videos help you make nice pieces for yourself.

[@user-mp6tg7wb2d]

Feel better and keep posting

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thank you for your kind words. Have a great weekend!

[@amykrieg9573]

I just found you! I really enjoy your channel. I also enjoy your glaze combos.

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Welcome!! Glad you finally arrived. I’ve been waiting on you. 😊 I hope you find the channel helpful.

[@loreliemiller628]

Gorgeous kiln unload! Love the last bowl, so nice and bright!

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it. I was quite pleased with this one. Good luck with your glazing!! 😊

[@____Ann____]

The mug at 22:53 and the last bowl were really beautiful

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Thank you. So glad you enjoyed watching. Appreciate your comments.

[@belindaquigley1765]

What glazes were on the mug that ran onto the kiln shelf please?

[@healingearthceramics9472]

See this description on a Short I posted. kzbin.infoUhy4agP8jG8?si=KMbKOKEAK-cxJmo8

[@WhiteStoneCottagePottery]

Wonderful results!! Are you doing any holds in your firing schedule?

[@healingearthceramics9472]

I am not. Using the 2 manual kilns I have I fire to cone 6 glaze fire using a kiln sitter. No holds and it usually completes in 5 - 5 1/2 hours.

[@gabriellame1815]

I’m a hobby potter my self, I’m 60 and enjoy every second of it because - as you said it - absolutely emptying my head :)). I tried out some of your combination, ofcourse it didn’t come out everything the same, but never less they turned out great. I was wondering with what did you tinned the Amaco? My honey flux became like cream cheese..😅

[@healingearthceramics9472]

Hi Gabriella, I’m glad the videos have helped. I always use water to thin my thickening glazes. I think Amaco may make a thinning agent but they also state water can be used. Good luck!

[@gabriellame1815]

@@healingearthceramics9472 thank you so much! I will try 🙏🏻

[@rogerrose6529]

Thanks, I enjoy seeing the unloading, and I'll try some for myself. The only piece out of the kiln without a word about the glaze (except, "isn't that a gorgeous mug?) is the only one to stick to the shelf. Pls tell us what you used around 24:30? It's my #1 favorite combo (I'll use a clay cookie).

[@healingearthceramics9472]

It was a base of Honey Flux, 2 coats then I drizzled Iron Lustre on it while I held the mug sideways and turned it. It applied in a corkscrew line from top to bottom on the mug. After that I put two complete coated of Iron Lustre on the entire mug. Hard to explain. I have a before pic that helps. I’ll throw a short out here with a combo of still shots so you can see it.

[@Faith-qp8us]

how many cubic feet is your kiln? I am thinking this would be a perfect size for myself.

[@healingearthceramics9472]

I have 2 old Duncan 820 kilns. They are 2.9 cubic feet. 17.5 inches wide and 19.75 inches deep. The 820 indicates it is an 8 sided kiln that is 20” (19.75) inches deep.

[@LianaOchsner]

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