HANDBUILT CERAMIC TREES: Clay How To

[@Skarande-1]

Nice pritty and all sorts of texture possible on those little trees. Thank you for this tutorial.

[@samantharussell2220]

OMG I love this! - the little wonky one at the end is too cute. I am straight off to my little studio to start as I think these would make adorable Christmas gifts. Also thinking of cutting holes so they can be used as incense burners?

[@Catastrofius]

This would have been great to see about a month ago. Thanks for the tutorial. Will save for next year.

[@evelynhoogerbrugge3402]

Thank you. Want to do this -- looks so easy, yet with good results.

[@AMACOBrent]

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[@marilynkelly5361]

What tool are you using to scrape the joins please?

[@ayaa.4003]

Hello, this is very beautiful! Its not an airdry clay, right? One cannot do this at home without special oven?

[@AMACOBrent]

Hi there! This particular technique is demonstrated with ceramic clay you need a kiln for; however, you can definitely do this technique with air dry clay, then paint it with acrylic and then seal it with modge podge :)

[@biyathelittlestarbiyatheli6881]

Sorry i don't see the letter it is realy good 😘😘👍👍❤️❤️

[@lizharrison5052]

This piece was bisque fired to cone 04 then the glaze was fired at cone 5. Shouldn't that be cone 05?

[@bevodaniel3384]

Depends on what type of clay being used. This was a cone 5 clay and glaze. I don’t think there are celadon glazes for low fire clay.

[@biyathelittlestarbiyatheli6881]

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