How to make Slipware | Making Stoneware Cake Dish with Slipware Technique

[@monkshillpottery]

Thank you again. It never occurred to me that I can ‘tint’ my clear glaze for a translucent. This calls for some test batches. ❤️

[@QueSeraArtsAndLifestyle]

Welcome to cooking show! 😂 Great job, Saori-san 🎉

[@saorimstoneware]

Welcome to my baking show? lol

[@deepashtray5605]

Good stuff there.

[@gato_fofo]

😻😺😺😺

[@monkshillpottery]

Absolutely excellent video. Beautiful dishes, but questions….. a) I’m shocked that pressing the mold in does not crack or distort the slip. How? b) I’ve never seen slip in a blender! Love it. I’m off to Goodwill. c) The cover glaze did not look like a clear. How does it not hide the color under it? Is that cone 6? Thank you!

[@saorimstoneware]

Thanks for your comment! Slip will not crack if you mold it at just the right dryness. A kitchen blender is also useful for making small amounts of glaze. The glaze I used in this video is a clear candy glaze (clear glaze + iron oxide) and fired in cone6. Slipware may be fired at lower temperatures. I hope you found helpful answer. Feel free to ask me again anytime!

[@monkshillpottery]

Thank you! If it’s a clear glaze, why the red iron oxide?

[@saorimstoneware]

Iron oxide make the glaze color brown. So the line with white slip will be darker color after fire. That's the traditional slipware coloring.

[@monkshillpottery]

@@saorimstoneware Is it red iron ox?

[@saorimstoneware]

Yes.

[@star-mu3nh]

Hello:) what is yellow liquid in bucket? 🙂

[@saorimstoneware]

Hi! It's slip made by yellow iron oxide + porcelain clay.

[@adayat_vlog]

why did the dark brown slip look like pumpkin soup?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 maybe i'm hungry??

[@saorimstoneware]

Yeah you are! lol