How I Glaze

[@overseastom]

Wow, that's bloody amazing after the glaze is... what, fired? I don't know what the next step was, but somehow it went from a grey concrete to a purple that'd make Prince sing. I love it so much, and this makes me wanna get into pottery!!

[@angelicaperise7302]

I’m thinking about tryin to start pottery, I’m hoping it will help with depression. I understand it takes skill to do this so I’m glad I can watch someone who is so talented. Love the videos!!

[@Lyddiebits]

Yes, pottery CAN help be an outlet and can help with depression and anxiety. Lots of things can, being in nature is a huge help for me, So do my backyard Chickens!

[@squamiferum]

guess what, i doing it cuz i depressed and, my first cup not got in the kiln yet, its almost 2 month since i made it,

[@winnieyoung8669]

I just want to say u are the neatest potter I ever seen. I love it! U are sooooo inspiring! Thanks for all the videos. Wish to see ur new video anytime soon:)

[@allyson8932]

Just recently thought about getting into pottery and I found your videos, please keep making them!! They’re really informational and helpful! Maybe you could do a video for beginners? Like basic materials/tools you should have and what things you should start out making? Just a thought!

[@ABWeaver]

Cool! I know nothing about this but don't need to! I love it! I have good taste!!!

[@patricklastname5646]

Oh I so love the color of this piece.

[@zaclew52]

Recently found your vids.... or, more accurately, KZbin found them for me... and I'm so happy they did. Wonderful. Can't wait until you have some more items in stock on your website. Definitely placing an order.

[@jeffsipes2140]

Glaze looks great ..

[@vivophonepm640]

Your videos are so inspiring and fun to watch. Your ability to teach the finer details of pottery make you an International Treasure Great work.

[@AneyLeos2007]

Beautiful! If unwanted to do some hand painting on mugs like these, what kind of paint would I use? How do I set it?

[@syd3034]

I love the color of that purple glaze, do you know the recipe for it? My school does not currently have a purple glaze so I'd love to be able to make it. Thank you! Also I love your videos, they are so fun to watch and your voice is very soothing 😊

[@foodathomearunmozhi1169]

Wow this was helpful I tried it and it worked

[@burrumgirl1]

What happened to the plate, you didn't show it? Beautiful glaze job on the cup. Thank you.👍👍👍

[@carlycardenas8388]

Awesome video!! Do you think you could go over how to make a foot like the one your cup has in the future?

[@appetizingtoes2523]

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[@bruhe]

I love your channel and your pottery! What do you do for the finger marks where you held the jar and dunked it? Thanks for sharing!

[@ivicastancic467]

Excellent

[@jackiegrant410]

Thank you. ❤️👩‍🎨

[@cathiematthews1359]

Love ❤️ Your signature! Super cute!

[@gretchenarnot4311]

Very pretty. Thanks for sharing

[@melitinibaltatzi]

Hello, after sponging the outside you don't leave it to dry before dipping it?

[@Erica-yr3gf]

Beautiful ❤️

[@moitesuantak6517]

Hello dear, I love your video. Can you kindly name the kind of glaze you are using... And can you kindly please suggest me the name of glaze for beginners, simple plain white.

[@themossypottery]

Love that mug! Thanks for the lesson

[@mominakazim183]

Whaaat? Where did the purple color come from :o (I'm sorry this is my first ever video 😅 so I'm confused)

[@Rectitude4U]

Most glazes in the bucket don’t look like what they will after firing.

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Clay and glazes will change in the firing. Glazes very rarely look like what they do before firing. The color of the wet is just the chemicals mixed up in water. During the firing, the chemicals melt and change to create the glaze and the colors depending on different chemicals used in the glaze formula.

[@michaell9158]

Thanks for the video, but how did you get the glaze off of the ridges? Did you scrape it, sand it or...? Looks great.

[@mollyauw8434]

Was the glaze you dipped it in purple or how did you get the color afterwards? Sorry if this is a really dumb question, I am a COMPLETE beginner at trying to learn to glaze haha

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thanks for the question. Glaze does not look like the color in its wet stage before firing. The chemicals will change during the firing process to show the traits of the glaze. To get a better understanding of glazes and how they work, I recommend finding some books and literature on glaze chemistry.

[@ossidapoladele785]

I love your work so much please what is the name of chemical used for glaze

[@exploretheunexploredwithro]

what are the chemicals used for glazing, or do we get glazing chemicals straight from the market?

[@claudianieto2949]

Beautiful! how many coats did you use and also what cone firing are you using?

[@ameenah2824]

Beautiful 😍 is it possible to glaze plaster of Paris?

[@Halfbakedceramics]

No, glazing requires it to be fired to over 1100. Plaster of Paris will not survive that temp.

[@AZ28YT]

Please come back and make vids your vids are so incredible ! 😔🙁

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thank you! That means a lot! I miss making videos and am hoping to have some extra time soon to put some new content together. 💕

[@AZ28YT]

Kai Ceramics oww thanks im glad welcome back 😊

[@gabi.8.10]

Hello! The cup and the plate were first burnt or not? At what temperature must the cup burn and how much time? Thank you!

[@sumajamadar7235]

Wow cool 😎👍

[@mildmethod]

As a complete newbie, this video makes it look like the glaze just turns blue and shiny over time, but I assume it has to be baked and/or painted?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Yes, all pottery needs to be fired in a kiln up to cone temperature required for your clay and glazes. If you are not sure what cone to fire to, I would contact your clay supplier and ask.

[@randomconsumer4494]

....... I have never done anything like this before. I have an idea, if you're waxing the bottom, can't you attach like a candle stick to the bottom? Then you have a handle. Am I crazy?

[@pamelakjamieson4212]

How did you texture the outside of your mug?

[@sabinabavenlee]

Great vase!!! Yeah but where is the plate😁

[@animemicheal]

Question: i know you need a kiln to cook the glaze, however, do you think one could cook it with a torch? Mainly because i was wondering if someone could glaze a cob house.. What do you think?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I recommend looking into cone temperatures. Clay and glaze need to be fired to a specific cone temperature over time in order to be vitrified and fired properly. A simple blowtorch will not get hot enough nor long enough to reach a proper cone temperature for most ceramics.

[@smitamadhu3103]

🙏Very nice, Please tell me what are the ingredients things we put in glaze mixture??

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thanks for watching! Unfortunately, I do not feel comfortable sharing my glaze recipes.

[@pragnyaanudipa2318]

I just can't get from any where what are the glazing materials.. Feeling so upset as I have 2 ceramic pots totally looks unfinished as they are not glazing.. Kindly you say about what are the glazing materials you're using and where do I find that?? Please please reply maam...

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Im sorry, but I do not share my glaze recipes. Depending on what cone you fire to and type of kiln, there are plenty of free recipes out on the internet and in glaze books. But this is not where you will find glaze recipes.

[@jameswoods1415]

How did you get those ridges and textures? Amazing stuff :)

[@Aviinata]

Where did u find the glaze and the clay?

[@anacarolinadamasceno6718]

sorry I'm lost, which chemicals goes in the glaze?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I do not give out my glaze recipes and this is not a glaze mixing video.

[@arcadiaramos2256]

Do u put your pieces in the kiln after glazing?

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Hi, thank you for this invaluable “lesson”, it’s what most learners such as much myself ask but never get answers to, but what is bisk as mentioned at approximately 0:29 and what clay is best suited for this type of pottery....is this ceramic or china ? Thanks again !

[@kaitlynallison243]

Thanks for the question! Bisque is when the clay has gone through its first firing, but is not completely vitrified or matured. This stage allows the clay to still absorbs moisture to make it easier for things like glazing. Once you fire the bisque through a higher temperature firing (such as a glaze firing) the clay body will then become vitrified enough to no longer absorb moisture, making it more food safe (assuming you fire the clay at a high enough temperature to vitrify the clay). It gets pretty complicated if you get too deep into it. There is definitely a science behind firing pottery. A bit much to explain here! As for the clay, I use a porcelain called Helios from Highwater Clays. This is not a china porcelain. I don't really know much about china porcelain, unfortunately. Hope this helps!

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Kaitlyn Allison Thank you, you answered most of what I wanted to know, apologies for the misspelling of “bisk” 😂

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Woops! Just now realized I commented through an old account. Sorry about that!

[@TheMajinCollins]

@@KaiCeramicsOfficial thank you for answering the questions. Do you know if polymer clay can be used Instead 🤔 I'm new to all this

[@muhammathurimzan4454]

Very nice your viedio and thank you so much . Please telle me that . Wich things and mattrial you are using for ceramic Glazing .

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

My apologies, but I do not give away my glaze recipes.

[@som3000]

Please mention the names of the glaze.. for some of us who have no knowledge of ceramics its confusingbhownthe mug turned purple and how the inside and outside glaze were different.

[@poppaluv]

How did you touch up where your fingers were after the overglaze?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I dipped my finger in the glaze and then dabbed it on the gaps where my finger were. Nothing super fancy 😂😅

[@vegagaruda7610]

Very nice

[@alanchong7590]

How do you trim the feet of the mug to get that footing?

[@embelina24]

It's probably not trimming, you can get this effect by adding clay to to bottom (make sure to slip and score when adding pieces) :)

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I actually carve out my feet to get that look. There are many different ways to get feet like this, but that's how I do mine. I have a video on how I carve my feet. Check it out if you haven't yet. 😊

[@Support_2803]

What kind of wax deeping glaze you used? Thanks

[@boumartha]

How did you get the white parts on the side of the cup ? Did you use wax on the side too ? Btw I love your videos ❤️

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

The cup is faceted with texture. The glaze I used breaks over the raised edges. It is still glazed, but color of the clay body shows through on those parts.

[@silvarainbowsparkle]

Seeing a potterhead say they are a potter is like witnessing a dream come true

[@deeprince8856]

How does one make their own glaze? Is it possible?

[@surakth3984]

Is firing done or simply sun dry?

[@hairmasterbarry]

I love the texture what did you use?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I use Sherrill Mudtools' pedal knives for carving out the texture.

[@honeybunbunch8476]

What paint are you using?

[@BoundInHumanBones]

I glazed the inside of my pot but the glaze was way too thick. Its all cracked now. Haven't put it on the oven yet. Is there anything i can do to fix this? Please help!

[@moomooo2362]

How did it go from white to purple?

[@AdrianRWalker]

Are you still making and Selling pieces? I don't see any one your Etsy page.

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thanks for watching! I no longer sell on Etsy. I sell primarily on my website at www.kaiceramics.com

[@dustinkayla4ever]

What kind of clay and what kind of glaze is this?

[@jeanclaudine2806]

hope you could have mention what materials to be used

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Sorry, I dont share my glaze recipes.

[@meilee252]

Dou you need to hear it in the oven or just leave the glaze dry?

[@karthikakumar7915]

What are the material use in the glaze??

[@notamoth9605]

Do I make glaze or buy it?

[@livingmess_]

what type of clay is this?

[@ArtGirl-ss6ju]

I really want to make a small pot but I don't have glaze or firing stuff for a small flower pot for the outside. Just have natural clay. 😭

[@dindarizqia9419]

hi! can you show me how to throw a bottle cap like Rhian Malin did?

[@ashtinhilton9391]

So do you just leave the wax on and fire? Also what do you fire at?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Yes, the only way to get rid of wax once it touches your bisque is to fire it off (I usually fire it back through the lowfire bisque firing if I make a mistake). So becareful not to get it where you don't want it! I currently fire my final product to cone 6.

[@jackpeterzen4080]

What did you use to put your name on the bottom? Is that glaze? This is a fantastic video by the way, keep up the great work!!!

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thanks! :D I sign my work in Amavo Velvet Underglaze with a fine tip squeeze bottle.

[@jackpeterzen4080]

@@KaiCeramicsOfficial Thanks!

[@susanagarciano3915]

materials for glazing??? source??? where to buy???

[@TheMajinCollins]

I'm new to this entire subject

[@veroniqueperez8538]

Many thanks for sharing your tips with us ! Which wax do you use? Véronique

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Forbes wax :)

[@meetashah2102]

What is to be for waxing and how to make glaze. I am a beginner.

[@Alouncara]

What cone do you fire your pieces at?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I glaze fire to cone 6.

[@Alouncara]

@@KaiCeramicsOfficial I love the purple glaze! Been trying to find something like that for cone 10

[@shilpasingh193]

Which wax is this?

[@koiceramicstudio9515]

Why the wax is blue? wich is the "magic ingredient" that changes the colour?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

It's just food coloring to make it easier to see the wax on my porcelain.

[@koiceramicstudio9515]

@@KaiCeramicsOfficial wooooooow!!!!! Amazing!!!😂 Thanks!!!

[@meghanajoshi6657]

Where do we get glaze solution

[@theslenderchick1797]

What is the name/recipe of the purple glaze? Thanks!

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Thanks for watching! This is a glaze that I made. I do not share my glaze recipes.

[@theslenderchick1797]

@@KaiCeramicsOfficial Okay! I just would like to say I love the richness of the purple. I am a ceramics and painting major with a minor in theatre and I just started exploring mixing glazes.

[@gitausaxena]

What is the glazing liquid.

[@nicholasnomad519]

I have a question about glazing. I recently purchased an older style Swiss military canteen and the inside of it was originally glazed over with some sort of ceramic but has cracked and chipped in places. I was wondering what I would need to put a new glaze on the inside and do I need a kiln to cure it or could I possibly do it over a fire or in my oven ?. If you could let me know if really appreciate it!.

[@cilenegoncalves1529]

How did it get blue?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

The glaze I applied to the piece turns into this purple color after it fires. The reaction as it melts causes the wet glaze to turn into this glassy, colored surface.

[@resmisreekumar4788]

😃✋

[@emma-7499]

Do u have to glaze it?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

In order for pottery to be food safe, it needs a glaze finish of some sort. Clay can only vitrify so much. It is still porous and will hold bacteria in any parts that food particles touch (or even your mouth). But it's really only necessary for vessels made for food.

[@jropr824]

Can you make a video on how to make different carvings on ceramic?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I like this idea!

[@krishtinapathak7582]

What kind of wax ?

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

I use Forbes Wax

[@AzizAziz-zf4eu]

Do u sale it.

[@meghanajoshi6657]

Which was is this

[@mazierego404]

How to make your own glaze

[@شمسحافظعلوانالمنصوري]

Hi😊 Can you put a translation into Arabic?

[@souravsethy7166]

How old r u

[@skeeterburke]

don't you get heavy metals on your hands? like chromium

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

The amount of chromium in glaze is extremely small and harmless if it gets on your skin. It's also an oxide. It is even popular in make ups.

[@meghanajoshi6657]

Wax

[@RajeshKumar-sn7iz]

Plz hindi

[@RajeshKumar-sn7iz]

Please Hindi speak

[@ryanmcdonagh2082]

It'll be better if you didn't take care of them.What?Why over tail kado

[@ryanmcdonagh2082]

Yeah I'll be back if you do white glazed over till kind of clay swimming well

[@heyitsSarce]

How to glaze a pot. Step 1: Make a pot Step 2: Glaze the rest of the mf pot

[@brasovmyvalleyofdeath]

The music pisses me off :(

[@KaiCeramicsOfficial]

Intense.

[@APgeithner]

Can you make a video on how you make plates?