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MKG001 reacted to a post in a topic: Suggestions for pottery tool bag
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Suggestions for pottery tool bag
Bam2015 replied to MKG001's topic in Community Marketplace – Buy/Sell/Trade/Free
This isn't the exact box that I use, but pretty darn close. It has served me well for the past 8 yrs. ArtBin Betty -
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Any thoughts on what is causing my glaze problem?
Bam2015 replied to Bam2015's topic in Clay and Glaze Chemistry
Min, I am applying the underglaze in the greenware stage then bisque firing to 04, glaze fire to 6. I have an L & L kiln and use their programs for slow bisque and slow glaze. Betty -
Any thoughts on what is causing my glaze problem?
Bam2015 replied to Bam2015's topic in Clay and Glaze Chemistry
I don't have a picture, but they are pinholes. Sorry, should have mentioned that. It's actually a sort of cool look. Are pots with pinholes food safe? Thanks, Betty -
Any thoughts on what is causing my glaze problem?
Bam2015 posted a topic in Clay and Glaze Chemistry
My satin glaze is not playing nice with Amaco black or Coyote black underglazes, or maybe it's the other way around. Does anyone know what the problem could be? The recipe from Glazy.org Ferro Frit 3124 36 Wollastonite 27 EPK 35 Silica 5 The person who contributed this recipe states that it adds up to 103. Betty -
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Bam2015 replied to Brooklyn Mom's topic in Educational Approaches and Resources
There are several potters who show their seams on mugs and bowls. I can't think of names off of the top of my head, but I follow a few on Instagram. Saying that you copied the seam is like saying that you copied the shape of a mug. Betty- 4 replies
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Hyn Patty reacted to a post in a topic: Porthos Is In The House!
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Yes, stunning work and thank you for sharing the process as well. Betty
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Those are lovely pieces Lee. I struggle with not overworking a piece when I want it to look organic. But, I think that smooth edges can eliminate a look that is "too rough" yet still maintain a "funky" look.
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Bam2015 reacted to a post in a topic: QotW: What is your preferred method of storing work in progress?
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Hulk, are you willing to share this recipe? Or maybe you already did and I overlooked it. Thank you!
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Thank you Neil and Callie, that's useful info. However, I still don't know how many grams of silica to add to the test glaze whether it's one quart or one gallon. I was hoping that someone could look at the recipe and tell me how many grams of silica they would recommend to add to either the quart or gallon container each time I add silica. I have no idea how many grams to start with. As you can see, I am a real novice when it comes to glaze mixing and trying to learn.