Tips and Tricks to Reglazing Your Pottery || Everything You Didn't Know You Needed To Know

[@Sipzostudios]

Love the video! That last blue-red you showed is amazing! It looks like a little like a galaxy. Nice little touch with using your cups as "pointers" at the end screen.

[@thepottereden]

Thanks so much! and YES!!! that mug was the fav to come out of this firing!

[@hamburgler143]

Ironically enough, I’m going to try re-glazing a white tailed deer that turned out all blobby! This video seems helpful; hopefully all will go well! 🤞🏻

[@thepottereden]

Thats awesome! Glad i could help! Rooting for you!

[@sallybrown9194]

Love your nails!

[@thepottereden]

thank you! I used to do crazy nail art over on my instagram but have since lost the time to do so

[@eoquinable]

great video, very informative!!!

[@thepottereden]

thanks so much!

[@catladyclay442]

Thank you so much for this video! I have a bunch of pieces that I want to completely reglaze so it was great seeing you apply so close to the bottom. Did you fire on stilts? And what cone/temperature were these fired to?

[@thepottereden]

So glad this was helpful for you! I try to put out content that i cant find elsewhere! Subscribe if you feel so inclined, to keep up with new videos If you want to reglaze every part of it and need a bit more of a grip, try doing a preemptive sand to create a rough surface for the glaze to stick to. Make sure to use an n95 mask, sand in a well ventilated area and to wash all the dust off really well before applying the new glaze! Doing this extra step is a bit tedious but helps the glaze to dry a tad faster and stick better! I didnt include that in the video because the dust it creates can be dangerous if you dont take the proper precautions. I did not put them on stilts because the foot and about a 1/16 of the side, i washed off all the glaze, i used a midrange glaze and fired to cone 5.

[@catladyclay442]

@@thepottereden awesome, thanks for all of that extra info 😃. I subscribed and look forward to your future videos!

[@thepottereden]

@@catladyclay442 awesome awesome! Youre so welcome! I subscribed to you as well! Keep making!

[@catladyclay442]

@@thepottereden thank you 😊

[@thepottereden]

@@catladyclay442 absolutely!

[@micheledickey4066]

If you use wet dry sandpaper that is used for sanding paint off of cars etc. it is much safer and the sandpaper lasts a lot longer. I’m sorry if I’m commenting too much. I just want to help you if I can.

[@thepottereden]

No! You are absolutely NOT commenting too much! i love the engagement! It is exactly what i want! I love talking with people and learning! I really should use wet dry sandpaper but i didnt have any at the house and i was too lazy to go get some at the store 😂 i recently bought a grinding disk for my wheel too!

[@pamwilliams9744]

I totally agree and can be used under water which is even safer❤

[@adsoyad9023]

how can i find mug mold :(

[@thepottereden]

I got all my Slipcasting molds from someone through Facebook. You might find luck on ebay but they can get very pricey. Personal opinion, id hold out and find a deal on facebook where someone is basically giving them away.