Glazes, washes and underglazes! Oh, my. Prepping for the final firing

[@SoleildePerez]

❤❤❤ Ho my goodness! I have never seen such beautiful pieces. As a matter of fact, I didn't even know it could be made! Your talent is outstanding! 🎉🎉🎉

[@micheledickey4066]

My gosh these are absolutely incredible. To think you and a friend did all of these in one night is incredible!!

[@patriciarollins8903]

Michele, we carved the two mugs together, but the big ones were done over a couple of weeks. I think my fingers would fall off if I had tried that. Sorry to give the wrong impression. It takes a long time to carve, but it's not a difficult skill to learn. I hope you try it!! :)

[@juliepark4717]

Amazing 👏

[@NancyStrahinic]

Why do first do wash over all the carving as you cover it up with underglaze? Also is the wash just watered down underglaze. What color?

[@micheledickey4066]

Most of the time the washes are magnesium or iron etc. Not underglazes. It stays in the crevices and allows the color to come through the underglaze or glaze to show the texture better. The glazes don’t cover it up.

[@chayakaufmann-Dayka]

OMG😮😮😮 i can't find the next video where you open the kiln! Please put a cintact here in a coment. Thank you ❤ from Israel

[@patriciarollins8903]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXzJd4Oad8uIa5I Thank you for watching! I'm sorry it took me so long to respond. I have not been feeling well, but I am back on my feet! Love to Israel!!!

[@kathygodfrey3158]

WOW 😮 stunning 😍

[@patriciarollins8903]

Thank you! Cheers! Wait till you see it all done!!! I just unloaded the kiln and I cannot wait to share. Video coming soon. :)