Trimming an Inset Flange Covered Jar

[@lisalawn1111]

Your jars are stunning! I'd love 💛to see how you made the surface on the beige and white jar shown at the beginning of the video.

[@richardmccollceramics]

Hi Lisa, Thank you! The covered jar at the beginning of the video is a simple technique I developed with some trial and error. I took the bisqued jar and used thin masking tape to create the design. I then dipped or sprayed a stiff white (doesn’t run) glaze over the entire piece and then removed the tape before firing. I hope this helps you, Richard

[@lisalawn1111]

@@richardmccollceramics Thanks for your reply- you rock! I watched your closed lid vid and successfully made one that I’m please with (and two I wasn’t so please with 😆) I’ll watch, and work on taping at glaze time.

[@richardmccollceramics]

@@lisalawn1111 Good luck 👍

[@FFSS60]

I like the trim line on the bottom to stop the glaze. It will also give a clear line when waxing the bottom to prepare for glazing 🙂.

[@richardmccollceramics]

Thank you, the little details are important to me and make the pots a bit better.

I would love to know how did you do the decoration in the thumbnail. Wax? Masking tape? 4 brushes attached and very good pulse? I love it!

[@richardmccollceramics]

Thank you. I use masking tape on bisque ware before glazing and then remove the tape before firing. Enjoy!

Thanks for sharing! I will 100% try that it looks awesome! @@richardmccollceramics

[@richardmccollceramics]

Enjoy, good luck and pass it on.@

[@incilakay2303]

🤗👍🌹