Kiln Opening # 19 - The Bad & The Beautiful; TNL Pottery - A Potters Journey

In today's video I have a kiln opening with some workshop items, and some not so great throw together items. But I did get a great beautiful bowl. So watch till the end.
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[@micheledickey4066]

When doing the bubble glazing you have to use a soap that doesn’t have any moisturizer or lotion etc in it. A lot of people use blue dawn dish soap. I absolutely love the swirly glazes on the crosses! Your bowl is absolutely gorgeous!!! Just an fyi. When you get toward the bottom of a crystal glaze open your new jar and add the crystals. lol. Good to see you.

[@tnlpottery4294]

I used the dawn dish liquid. I think I need to use darker underglaze maybe. Thank you so much for alway having such helpful tips and kind words.

[@micheledickey4066]

@@tnlpottery4294 You are so very welcome. Yeah definitely need a dark underglaze. Keep track of how much water vs underglaze you use so you know when you have the right amounts. Is there a reason you put the white underglaze on the pot first? The white is going to mix with the underglaze and make it more dull.

[@tnlpottery4294]

@@micheledickey4066 oh I thought having the white would help the bubbles more visible. I was wrong. 😂

[@debbiecarruthers5580]

Wipe back bisque, put bubbles on the bisque without a glaze underneath. Maybe less water so the color is deeper. Apply clear/transparent glaze over bubble area. Good luck. It's a fun technique.

[@tnlpottery4294]

@debbiecarruthers5580 thank you. Do you think it would work with glaze as well as UG?