Sponge glaze ceramics

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Rosie | Heath and Sea | Handmade Pottery on Instagram: "Is this the most fun way to glaze pottery? For me it is. The key to great marbling is to pick your glazes carefully. I stick to using glazes that I know interact well and that I've fired to the same temperature with success. This helps limit the chance of pinholes and other imperfections. Once fired, these plates will hopefully be a nice mix of blues and whites. . . . #handmadepottery #glazingpottery #potteryglazing…

cleo on Instagram: "How to do water etching on ceramics! Tip: if you don’t have coloured wax you can use food colouring to give it a colour!! It just burns off in the kiln like normal 🙂 It’s a super easy way to add texture to your pottery: 1. Get a bone dry pot (greenware) 2. Use wax resist to make a pattern 3. Wait for the wax to dry 4. Use a damp sponge to wipe away the clay around the pattern 5. Bisque and glaze as usual! #ceramics #pottery #wateretching #waxresist #clay #greenware"

Discover a world of ceramics! on Instagram: "Could you make a cup like this yourself? 🤎 Find stunning ceramic creations at: www.crafty-clayworks.com 𐃭 𐃢 𐃡 𐃨 𐃰 𐃬 In the pottery studio, where magic takes flight, I dip the cups in glaze, a wondrous sight. With brushes and buckets, in colors so grand, I coat the pottery cups with a steady hand. Glaze cascades down, like a waterfall's flow, Covering the cups in a shimmering glow. Each layer applied, with meticulous care, Creating a…

Hannah B Pottery on Instagram: "Glaze chips fun! #pottery #ceramicsofinstagram #potteryreels #ceramics #potteryprocess #glazing"

Marina Randall on Instagram: "Painting my vessels with clay (slips) is probably my favourite process of making these. I’m often inspired by places I’ve been to or scenes in my memory. I paint on to green ware and apply layers of vitreous slips using different techniques. Although the colours are carefully considered before applied as each one has to be mixed up to the right consistency first- the design and application is spontaneous. I like to capture an element of movement in the…

We loved these new Shino glazes from the moment we saw them, first on Facebook and then shortly after that, in person at the NCECA conference. So as soon as we returned from NCECA, we got them ord…

Any ideas on how to get this blue beach effect with glazes on speckled buff? Running Hot Chowder ?

DJ Does Pottery on Instagram: "Bubble glazing 🫧 Bubble glazing is a technique that creates a textured, bubbly surface on pottery. Materials Needed: Bisqued pottery piece, underglaze, soap, water, cup, straw Step 1: make sure the piece is clean by wiping it down with a damp sponge to remove any dust or debris. Step 2: mix underglaze, soap, and a bit of water into a uniform solution. Step 3: blow bubbles into the solution using a straw, letting the bubbles overflow over the cup and…

An afternoon of playing with pots, working out what my display might look like at the @hepworthwakefield ceramic fair 29-30 June (this weekend) Theres still quite a few pieces coming through the kiln, oval platters to be glazed in ecru with blue sponge spots and lichen. While there are a lot of pots, theres limited numbers of each style. So be sure to come a get what you’re after. Once the ecru and blue spots are gone they are gone until the next batch of wood ash 🙃