Guide to Glazing and Overglazing Ceramic Candle Holders

[@lindawuerch561]

That's pretty darn cool ❤

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you! 💖

[@cariadwales1979]

I use those small dental brushes or brushes to clean straws to keep holes clean. Pipe cleaners are also good.

[@PotteryCrafters]

Great tip! Thank you for sharing. I'm going to try that with my next batch of candle holders. 😊

[@charlymarie66]

This project turned out so awesome, thank you Marie you have a lot of artistry in your ceramics

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much! 💖

[@triciac1019]

Those turned out so pretty! You have such a great voice and always explain things so well! I didn't know these over glazes existed. Thank you!

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@masoncreationsetc]

Wow! I love these! My favorite is the weeping plum. The mother of pearl takes it to a new level.

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much 💖

[@Heartwing37]

This is really lovely! Thank you

[@PotteryCrafters]

Glad you liked it! Thank you too 😊

[@vickivanriel6860]

Beautiful 😍

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you! 😊

[@maryjeanallen6189]

Fascinating, Marie! I did not know about this overglaze before! Love your videos, as always! 😀

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much MaryJean. Yes they are easy to work with and I love the results. 💖

[@janetwilson1861]

Marie - as always, nice demonstrations. Thank you for taking the time to make the demos. I'm also looking forward to using the brushes you recommended for my glaze application, too.

[@PotteryCrafters]

You are so welcome Janet. I still try other brushes and go back to the Amagic brushes. I hope you like them as much as do. ❤️

[@CosyCeramicSheila]

Beautiful work. Love it heart ♥

[@PotteryCrafters]

Thank you so much! 💖

[@CosyCeramicSheila]

@@PotteryCrafters you are welcome 🌸

[@imbatmanyoureaquaman]

Question. If I put an underglaze down, let it dry, and then put a different color glaze over the top of the first, what will happen to them after firing? *the second one will completely cover and hide the original? *they will blend and form some "inbetween" color? Or *don't do that bc the results are catastrophic? Thanks for your help. Great videos!

[@PotteryCrafters]

That is a very good question. You can apply underglaze and it will not blend with the glaze because underglaze is a stable stain. It will be covered if you use an opaque glaze. The underglaze will show through if you use a transparent or translucent color like celadons but not snow or obsidian. 😊

[@demetriadavisboyd7060]

Hello, can I put underglaze on the bottom of my cups?

[@demetriadavisboyd7060]

Ok. I just saw that i could 😂

[@PotteryCrafters]

That's great. i love putting underglaze on the bottom. Just make sure it's not too thick.