ORIGINS OF GLAZE RECIPES (Video #37 in the FREE online glaze course)

[@Naniluce]

OMG this is amazing, this is such a great resumé. I'm amazed that I do understand it at one glance. This is frantastic and sooooo good to review to better undertand everything in glazes. Thank you very much for your generosity. I'm a new potter (three years only) and I'll definitely have a look at this video every now and then to remind me the main points. Hello from Belgium.

[@richter0157]

This is still one of the best showcases of how(and why) to make a glaze. This is much easier to understand than looking at all the umf/stull charts, limit formulas etc. After watching this lesson those charts and formulas will actually become useful, this is like the missing knowledge piece for newbies in glaze-making. Thank you John!

[@Baylajo]

Same🙌🏽

[@kevinh5024]

Excellent video. I always learn when I watch your channel. Thanks for posting!

[@PaulByrne-ev2zm]

Wow. What an encyclopedia of knowledge. I now have a more full appreciation for the spectrums of glazes that are available for different pieces. Than you John for synthesizing the eons of experience into this logical format.

[@johnbrittpottery]

@@PaulByrne-ev2zm forgot a few after I was done...zn/whiting (ca) are Bristol Glazes. ...oribe...probably more

[@PaulByrne-ev2zm]

Hahaha. That why I have your book :)

[@JuanangelMoragas]

excelente para los que estamos aprendiendo , muchas gracias!!!

[@carlosleon9580]

Thanks for sharing John !

[@titiorrantia]

I am always amazed and grateful that you share your knowledge! your online classes are amazing. Greetings from Guayaquil, Ecuador!

[@titiorrantia]

I have your Mid-range book!! but haven't started yet to make my glazes! hope to start soon!! Do you look for apprentices ever?

[@cj3078]

Thank you

[@rondacorkhill1654]

Did you announce this somewhere that I need to sign up to follow?

[@johnbrittpottery]

@@rondacorkhill1654 not really... Think if you subscribe they alert you.

[@fredcurrie]

Do you know any potters or artists that are using self glazing clay? Or, maybe a book? It looks very interesting I would like to learn more about it. Thank you for another great video!

[@johnbrittpottery]

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[@johnmarc7453]

This cant help us anywhere juste vidéo please give us thé contact to speak whith you

[@johnmarc7453]

Yes your vidéos IS interesting but WE Can indestand where Can WE contact you thanks you

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