SIMON LEACH POTTERY TV - Dipping tankards in red iron oxide slip !

[@karlkalbaugh5550]

Love the ideas of "loud" :) Nicely done, Simon! I really enjoy your work!

[@john.home1]

Simon, how much liquid will the tankards hold after they complete the glaze firing? Thanks again for all your videos.

[@rbanalog]

NIICCEEEEE !!, just the kinda clip i am hungry for. So is the white glaze kinda transparent like a wax white and THAT allows the red slip to show through and the scratched of area's to stay white????

[@Pherine1]

So do you use terracotta slip (which is earthenware) on Stoneware pots, how does that fare in the kiln??

[@bettyannmckinney9949]

where do you get red iron oxide??

[@poushkias]

hey Simon :) do you glaze them after the first firing or do you use them as they are ? the reason I'm asking is I'm worried about leaching and what not

[@razzorbladz]

25% iorn oxide thats rust right? so its 25% old ford door pannel lol could you use rust?

[@ThangNguyen-jm8fp]

I from in vietnam

[@mflores50]

You say that the proportions are 75% clay and 25% oxide but in one of your other videos you call out 25% clay with 75% oxide. What should it be?

[@sleachpots]

maria flores - red iron slip -75% red clay or your clay body, 25% red iron oxide // Red iron oxide pigment for brush decoration - 75% red iron oxide, 25% red low temp clay ( terra cotta ). Easy to confuse !