Combining Homemade Underglaze Transfers With Paper Stencils for a Layered Effect - ERIN FURIMSKY

[@mudslingerkat]

Really awesome video!! Instructions were clear and your delivery was professional and warm …I’m considering making some videos for my students, so I’m watching a LOT of how to’s …I appreciate your work and will add this to the class playlist ….i love sharing ideas n helping those mud puppies achieve their goals… thanks for sharing your expertise!!

[@parthadey9373]

Very unique and very delicate techniques

[@annhogg7500]

You are brilliant just love your videos.keep them coming. Thank you

[@eucalyptustrees]

Well explained, thanks!

[@caragraver7204]

Very well taught. Thank you so much. I have had some transfer paper to use in a copier but haven't found the right copier -this technique of yours is so direct and accessible, I'm eager to try it.

[@casapangea783]

wonderful! i will try it on!!! thank you

[@scottgray6276]

I wonder how well using the tile to print with, instead of the paper would work?

[@desertblbuesman]

At one point she said working on a commercial glazed tile and another time said it's bisque???

[@heidiankers108]

yup, I got lost at that point. much as I appreciate , gerstly borate is almost impossible to find in NZ, but the alternative 'frit' had no other info, or amount ...so I am too confused by this point!

[@clubceramiquemarquette-lez1094]

Ceramic art daily is, as usual a great opportunity to discover the widest technical improvement for potter....Thank for your video...Clear, pleasant and efficient. Its interesting beacause by making this transfert you also get a very good image of bird designed in white on the blue tile.That I supose could also be fired? As a french one I had a bit of miss understanding according to the blue glaze mixture? Masson undergalze 50% and 50% of an un known ingedrient? Could you help? Regards Philippe

[@charlieevergreen3514]

+Club céramique Marquette-lez-Lille 50% Mason stain (brand name "Mason"), 50% gerstley borate (a common flux, available at ceramic suppliers). You could use any other common flux, if gerstley borate is not available to you. :)

[@clubceramiquemarquette-lez1094]

Great thank you, We've got this in France to.

[@barbh1]

I had trouble getting the pigment to come off onto the paper. Is it because the mixture was not right?

[@plips71755]

You keep saying industry...I sssume you mean a commercial tile or any hard fired gloss tile. And that is the next question...should the tile be glazed gloss or a more matt finish, i.e., would a piece of stone tile work with the coloring?

[@nadeemasifgujjar7378]

good

[@suzysanxter8903]

Great! Mahalo!!

[@juliebrown7656]

With 50/50 Gerstley borate/mason stain what cone can you fire to?

[@allisondive]

Should be good to cone 10.

[@MrDackeldame]

Moin from Germany.Sorry my English is not well.So I cant understand what did you take 50/50??When I can see it black on White I can translate. Thanks

[@ineker1148]

50% flux 50% pigment (stain, keramik farbe)

[@ocean8434]

Love this technique .Does this work on a rounded shape too?

[@wilma-gv9ff]

Was your tile bisque or glazed. First you said glazed from hardware store...later in video, you say bisque...can someone clarify please?

[@donnajobe6111]

Looking for the same answer. My money is on glazed. Paint on let dry repeat. That way you can reuse

[@KK-nj8nb]

Hello, Is this normal printing paper you are using?

[@lailachristiansen2651]

Where can I buy the paint :)

[@chriswise2279]

Mason stain is a powder, gerstley borate is a powder. What are you adding to make it a liguid to paint on?

[@mayaramosg]

Water. All glazes need water.

[@erickanorris3391]

water

[@ronaldlogan3525]

What is birthday blood ? Seems like it would be something she would explain for those unfamiliar with pottery terms. makes the video usless as I have not been able to figure out what the mixture is of to begin with.

[@miniaturehome]

Gerstley borate, not birthday blood.

[@cindydouglass7631]

Has anyone tried this? I have. The dry stain/gerstley borate mix on the tile did not transfer to the regular paper. Am I supposed to use special paper?

[@jonathanklassen8023]

So I just tried a transfer onto regular printing paper and it worked perfectly. I was careful to make sure my mason stain was exactly the same amount of grams as the gerstley borate (aka 50/50 mix). I also made it very watery. What you may be running into is that you have created your mixture to thick or applied it to thick onto your tile. I had tried this exact technique before too and it didn't work, and I believe this was because my application on the tile was too thick. So try a thin layer. Also, check your mixture. Finally, make sure the tile you are painting the mix on is a glazed tile (being shiny rather than matte). Hope this helps! This is a sweet technique:)

[@cindydouglass7631]

Thank you Jonathan. I'll check the thickness when I try again.

[@teticat]

so you add water?

[@actionable6189]

HELP PLEASE. What does the girl say in the 1:36-1:40 minute? A layer of Maison stain and ???girsty bright???

[@miniaturehome]

Mason stain and gerstley borate. These are powders mixed in equal amounts plus water.

[@MultiElena47]

bonito!!!

[@erickanorris3391]

Humm, cute but very time consuming. I think it would take 45 min to an hour to make one tile plus firing and handling

[@haretyper4954]

Welcome to making art lol

[@meredithinserra4670]

"Girtsly borate"??? Did I hear that right??? What the heck is that???

[@MissesTia21]

Gertsley Borate is a Flux used in ceramics, typically used in glazes.

[@miniaturehome]

Gerstley borate. The s comes before the t.

[@davidstamenov4943]

Very bad video.I don't understand you and camera is not good position.

[@VazDunsmore]

I don't understand anything she said. I don't understand pottery. Why did I watch this video?