Transfer Printing Demonstration at Spode - Blue & White Transferware

[@kerwil2000]

My HERO of all transferware!!! AND >.I love him even more because his father created the CHRISTMAS TREE PATTERN in 1938 ...I cherish this !! Thanks so much~!!

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

Thank you for your kind words - I am so pleased you enjoyed the video!

[@kerwil2000]

Love it so so much! Just posted from my other account wondering about how the color was added ..to ..say the Christmas Tree ??

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

KS Kennedy Hi again, the Christmas Tree was a multi-coloured transfer added in stages using the Murray Curvex bomb. If you search 'Murray Curvex', you should find some useful information. If you are ever in Stoke, we have a wonderful exhibition running at the Spode site. There are priting demonstrations and there is a video showing the Christmas Tree being created using this technique. The green line around the rim was added more-or-less at the same time as the printing; it's such an amazing process to watch. Have a look at this site: www.spodeworks.org for details of the exhibition etc. Kindest, Richard

[@kerwil2000]

Thanks so much! I wonder if that video would ever be shared on your channel ?? Would love to see it ..that pattern means so much to me ..but of course because of those connected to it as well!! I will start researching the Murray Curvex!! You are amazing !

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

KS Kennedy Here is a link to lots of images at Spode, including the Murray Curvex Machine. You might have to copy and paste this link, but basically it was a pad printing technique. www.transcollectorsclub.org/annex/image-gallery/processes/processes-printing/108-p-ph/ Here is a link the whole section of images:www.transcollectorsclub.org/annex/image-gallery/processes/processes-printing/Richard

[@lenjkling]

Fascinating to see this done, Richard. You and Paul both did a great job producing this video - it's one thing to see still pictures of the process but so much better to view it "live". As for the video being a little long, that 13 minutes went by fast! Again, a super job. Thanks!

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

Very many thanks! It was a lot of fun to do. Richard

[@MykeEllis]

EXCELLENT video Paul!!!....VERY informative!!!!! :)

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

Many thanks!

[@robertconn572]

Great ,very informative demonstration,hoping to see more of the same ,RC

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

Thank you for your kind words! Richard

[@kerrykennedy1216]

Me again..just so taken with the video..! I wonder..how are different colors applied, like in the Christmas Tree Pattern ?? So so curious !!! Seems it would be MUCH WORK !

[@thetransferwarechannel5961]

Hi again, the Christmas Tree was a multi-coloured transfer added in stages using the Murray Curvex bomb. If you search 'Murray Curvex', you should find some useful information. If you are ever in Stoke, we have a wonderful exhibition running at the Spode site. There are priting demonstrations and there is a video showing the Christmas Tree being created using this technique. The green line around the rim was added more-or-less at the same time as the printing; it's such an amazing process to watch. Have a look at this site: www.spodeworks.org for details of the exhibition etc. Kindest, Richard