Faux glazed pottery

Like many of you, I have a closet full of glass vases from flower arrangements, parties and centerpieces from weddings. I save everything in hopes to use it in a project one day. Yes, I know that's what a hoarder says and I completely own it! A while ago I made a very serious version of this project (see below) but thought it just wasn't colorful enough for all of you.......so I tried it again using vibrant, luscious colors. My assistant, Julie, said they reminded her of Lisa Frank so that's…

Hannah B Pottery on Instagram: "How I glaze a drippy vase! These are always fun to make ☺️ #pottery #potteryreels #process #potteryprocess #ceramicsofinstagram #ceramics #vase #glazing"

In this post, Gabriel Kline shares tips for how to glaze large pottery – and succeed!

Seashell, Seashell by the Seashore! Today's project is about achieving a fired-glazed look for bisque pottery without a kiln. My d...

Hello, it’s Heather from Thicketworks, with a lovely technique to create Shimmery Antiqued Paint Effects! With this method, we’re allowing touches of gold from the original (gaudy) finishes to peek through, creating a look that

High Quality Ceramic--The decorative rustic vases for home decor are crafted from 100% ceramic,durable and well-finished. Size : 6.75"L x 5.5"W x 7"H with a 3.5"opening. Unique Ceramic Glazed Design-This decorative blue ceramic vase with unique glazed design.The modern farmhouse vase can be used with faux flowers, fresh or dried flowers as decorative pieces for any room's decor. Multi-Purpose--This 7 inch tall vase is suitable for display in the living room, bedroom, and hallway. Perfect for…

Lyndsay Meiklem Dean Ⓥ on Instagram: "This is a time saver for a few reasons: 1️⃣ it eliminates the need to wax pot bottoms . 2️⃣with practice it allows precision application . 3️⃣ you can layer multiple glazes or easily add stripes without tapes or resists It’s been a go-to glazing method for me for decades. I also love the swirly effect that some glazes have as a result of the wheel spinning. Leave me a comment below I’d you found this helpful and save this video to try this technique out…

Gloopy or Runny When people talk about ‘drippy’ glazes, it generally falls into one of two extremes. One option is the thick gloop style glazes that have the viscosity to form thick beads without flowing. The other is the kind of glazes that run all the way down the side of a piece. Most glazes ca