Underglaze Techniques | Ceramics

I am using Stroke & Coat Wonderglaze as my underglaze. I understand that this technically isn't underglaze. You can use these techniques with true underglaze as well.

[@prettycountrygirl2]

Thanks for demonstrating the various under-glazing techniques. I'm new to ceramics and I hope to experiment with these techniques soon.

[@rellatower8650]

Best explanation of these glazing styles I've seen. Simple for some of newbies!!

[@changlee2868]

You are amazing teacher ! Thanks . I really wanted to learning more from you …

[@makingartwithmso]

Thank you! 😃

[@pushserver9689]

Cool video, I am going to try these techniques out with my students ....thank you ;)

[@meg..meg.]

Thank you :) What is this amazing clay that is black but turns white when fired?

[@makingartwithmso]

It is a low fire talc clay that is gray when wet and off white when fired. I get it from Seattle Pottery Supply and it is their LF-06 clay. seattlepotterysupply.com/collections/low-fire-clay-cone-06-04/products/sp500-lf06-white

[@SusanDiehl]

I was so confused at first!

[@patriciafurr4771]

A very well made video!

[@makingartwithmso]

Thank you very much!

[@Ladonnacontenta]

If you have ^5-6 glaze on the outside of a bowl and underglaze on the inside do I need to fire twice? If so What temp for the first UG firing? Will it work to just single fire?

[@kaysimenc]

Thank you for the video. What I would find helpful is seeing the pieces after they have been fired, to understand the full results of the different techniques demonstrated. 😊

[@theabristlebroom4378]

I did see brief shots of the final result after firing at the end of each section. If you rewatch you will have to pause the recording to have a good look.

[@NataliaKovalevaVN]

Interesting video, thanks!) The picture is only cloudy.

[@ritamontalvo6195]

Hola, Hello ...I don't know what I am missing. You say you are uding white clay, but all your circles are black at the beginning of each project. Please explain. Thanks. Loved them.

[@makingartwithmso]

Hi. Yes, that might be confusing. When it is fired it is white. When it is plastic it is a gray color that probably looks darker on the video.

[@samanthacarinamacomber3564]

Hello! Can I ask why this black clay turns white when fired?

[@makingartwithmso]

This is a low fire white talc clay and so it is gray when unfired and off white when fired.

[@rosequartz1889]

Is it ok to use underglaze on bone dry clay?

[@theabristlebroom4378]

Yes, BUT be careful about adding too much moisture to the greenware (unfired clay) as it can cause the clay to dissolve and lose its shape.

[@makingartwithmso]

So true

[@garywishart7715]

Love your video's but what you did was a mask not a stencil, a stencil would have been the complete opposite.

[@lisbethsriis3376]

This is not underglaze it is stroke and coat and that is a glaze

[@makingartwithmso]

Thanks. I am using stroke and coat LIKE UNDERGLAZE. You are right, stroke and coat is a glaze.

[@abula6503]

To Łony and boring

[@SydneyTravellersGuide]

this is a terrible video painting black onto black clay so you cant see much.

[@therestlessknitter4290]

It doesn’t take much imagination to realise the underglaze filled the holes carved.