How to: Bubble glaze

[@PopRocksV]

Here from tiktok and totally loving this glaze idea!!

[@alicemulvihill461]

You are the best out there! Thank you for the video.

[@emilsemunoz7166]

Thank you for sharing this! I just started taking pottery classes and i love this

[@juliawburn2352]

I'm making a bowl just like this!!! Thank you for such clear instructions, this is sooo helpful!!!!!!

[@lamardon9723]

Not just any straw will do. Most are too large especially if the object piece is particularly small. I found that coffee straws at the mini-mart worked great, but the speed of blowing took practice. Great technique @

[@davejohnson385]

Followed you from Instagram. Thanks! Give this a shot when things get back to normal at our studio.

[@earthskystudio3825]

Hey, do you know if you can do this on greenware- or should it always be done on bisque because of the wetness? Great video, love your work!

[@dylan_2319]

I generally say bisque fire then glaze for any glaze technique. I find the glazes are more vivid after bisque and then firing the 2nd time.

[@nellllo]

Thank you, but that’s not three drops of soap that’s three squirts of soap! Do you know how many spoonfuls of soap that is? Thanks

[@AvionOrr]

Luv it. Must give it a try. Thanks for sharing.

[@markoveganoceramics4099]

I tried this on two bowls, but I was getting some drips on the pot. how do you stop this from happening? Thanks for the great idea and video.

[@caldervanandel]

You can prevent this from happening by turning the bowl around faster. I have made a more detailed video about this technique, see link in description😊

[@sandivalentine3919]

Wow! Easier than i thought it would be. Can you use 2or more colors? Thanks so much.

[@Natalieleu]

Thanks for sharing, definitely going to do this

[@nicola8710]

Thank you Calder 😊

[@astavonlanthen2859]

Thank for the video. I have a question do you fire the object in the kiln after applying the bubbles? Is it essential to put a glaze over it?

[@caldervanandel]

Yes, I fire it after applying the bubbles. And it is necessary to put a clear glaze over it, if you want to use it to eat or drink. Otherwise the surface will be rough and not food safe.

[@tenhats7036]

Thank you!

[@xinguo1968]

Awesome video! May I know what kind of clay do you use for the bisque piece? I saw the pic you have in the first few seconds in your video, the base looks really clean and white and it works great with bubble glaze. Do you paint base coat first?

[@Fred-mx6cu]

I am going to try this

[@caldervanandel]

Have fun! I have made a more detailed video about this, you might like to check it out😊

[@jenniferwade727]

Me too. I like the look of the finished products a lot! Time to buy some underglazes, I suppose.

[@studiorisha3359]

U really explained beautifully! Which clear gaze u are using?

[@beetlebuggers]

Where can I buy the glazes?

[@Sky61388]

What clear glaze do you use?

[@navitakrisha3112]

What's an underglaze pls? And what can I substitute it with

[@caldervanandel]

I don't think you can substitute it with something. I have a more in depth video about this technique and about different underglazes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5_cq62fqZJ-jKs

[@navitakrisha3112]

@@caldervanandel thank you for the prompt response

[@blancaalcorta9652]

Pena que No está traducido. El trabajo hermoso.!!

[@marissabronx2679]

The most helpful video ever thank youu

[@caldervanandel]

Thank you so much!

[@palavadiy]

Nice work

[@jealousharibo]

Thanks for a great and informative explanation.

[@dgoldberg4]

Can I use regular glaze? Or must it be underglaze?

[@caldervanandel]

I always use underglaze, but I've seen people using other glazes!

[@Richannplayshop]

​@@caldervanandel Am I wrong or did you NOT show you using the clear glaze in the water, soap and blue underglaze mix? In other words, therefore, I'm not sure if or where the clear glaze comes into the process. Please advise.

[@jealousharibo]

@@Richannplayshop the clear glaze you put on after the bubbleglazing process, to make the piece waterproofed. It's an important step if you plan on making a functioning bowl or mug, but you can skip it altogether if you're making a sculptural piece.

[@irithakim1]

You say "glaze" (twice) while you mix the underglaze. why?

[@KeramikMalSpass]

thx for you vid. We received some clicks of your visitors :D thx for that 😍

[@gladysseoane3092]

Graciasss!!!!!!

[@ratibedumanllar3798]

Harika...

[@sfinsterys]

Stir the UNDERglaze, and use 1 spoonful of UNDERglaze. Beginners confuse glaze and underglaze all the time, sometimes with unhappy results. No need to perpetuate the confusion.

[@shubneet2597]

Who has glase

[@rachaelvansloten4816]

The music was very distracting or irritating in the background . Although the info was interesting

[@caldervanandel]

I'm sorry about that, I'll try to find less distracting music.

[@rachaelvansloten4816]

I saw a video by someone with no music added and it was great . All the comments mentioned how much they appreciated no music. But to each his own and many might love it . It just made me want to switch to another video or I guess i could just turn volume off after discovering you were not providing narration . 😎

[@איילהקיגלר]

מקסים ,היופי שבפשטות

[@satsukiyatouji4720]

Beautiful hands.

[@Rambo-yl3md]

i enjoy the video, but the music is REALLY irritating! muting it