Perfect Matte Glazes for Pottery | with Linda Bloomfield

[@chrzzzzz]

This was very good. Thanks for taking the time to elaborate and explain matt glazes.

[@snOOpster007]

Lovely Linda I’m so grateful to her for sharing her knowledge her books are wonderful

[@jakeshane]

This is super informative and interesting. Hope to see more interviews like this!

[@_randomcraft_6145]

Thank you for making the video. Very informative because of the collaboration with Linda and your revise at the end. Very clear and well done script and filming also.

[@snOOpster007]

And super helpful footnotes thsnk you

[@YudronWangmo]

I’m not a potter, but I love this woman and her beautiful home.

[@coronabong6664]

this is excellent thanks will watch some more

[@rlund651]

Nice post. One way to get a Matt finish is to sand blast the pots. Sunshine Cobb uses this method. It gives her surfaces a nice soft feel.

[@Chloe-zr9lk]

love glaze talk. Thanks! very interesting :)

[@karlajimenez4531]

Muchas gracias por el video, ahora entiendo mejor algunos de los resultados que he tenido probando con esmaltes nuevos.

[@tinkerandthink]

Qué bien! Antes de aprender la teoría de los esmaltes, cada resultado parece un misterio. Poco a poco, las reglas aparecen!

[@danmatisse1313]

What a wonderful person

[@DeborahHaggett]

Wow I appreciate this! Thank you.

[@ankiking]

Would love more close ups of her work.

[@mudchatpotterynbricks]

Epic!

[@tinkerandthink]

Linda Bloomfield is awesome! Highly recommend her books, and she was great to talk with in person.

[@Espana2028]

What happens if I heat Matte Glaze 04 on Cone 6?

[@Espana2028]

Over fired

[@DonaldDrennan]

Could you talk about low fire .06 glazes?

[@tinkerandthink]

Sure, what do you want to know?

[@DonaldDrennan]

@@tinkerandthink how does the chemistry differ from high fire glazes?

[@kathygodfrey3158]

Interesting, thanks. 👍

[@allgoodnamestaken2]

Excellent

[@kathygodfrey3158]

​@@allgoodnamestaken2 cheers

[@allgoodnamestaken2]

Annoying comment

[@kathygodfrey3158]

​@@allgoodnamestaken2 indeed

[@Sheepdog1314]

the Japanese potters have a thing about crystallization

[@tinkerandthink]

Whatcha mean?

[@mihaiilie8808]

​@@tinkerandthink Check the tenmoku gloriously sparkling cups (that were made in China 800 years ago). They are National treasure of Japan.

[@Atliermia]

All about Chemicals.❤