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Hi Everyone! Hoping to get some tips on using Amaco bisque fix, before I use on some of my pieces. I know this can be great for sealing cracks, but the problem I have run into is that my stamp does not press into greenware well. I wish I had tried to fix with slip before firing, but I was working too quickly. I do not want to give up some of these pieces since this is just the bottom! And they otherwise look nice. My plan was to try using bisque fix to fill in the stamp impression, sand the piece, and paint over with white underglaze. Then I can ideally re-stamp with underglaze instead of impressing into the clay. For those who have used bisque fix, does this seem like it may work? Can bisque fix be used on the bottom or could it potentially stick to the kiln? Any insight is appreciated! Thank you!
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From the album: LeeU 2-5-17 Fire
Small incense cone holder-porcelain -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Holder for cone incense. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Small box, porcelain, clear glass in well, stamped outside- 1 comment
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- carved out box
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From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Free formed shallow bowl-like tray stamped with crochet lace; has feet, clear glaze and bare clay. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Small box, porcelain, clear glaze in well, stamped outside. -
From the album: Fullacreations Pottery
Stamped slab bowl with stain under a commercial clear glaze. Formed on a hump mold.© craig fulladosa
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From the album: LeeU 6-15 Single Fire 1
Spoon rest-Morgan body -
From the album: LeeU 6-15 Single Fire 1
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From the album: Work in Progress
I based this set of mugs on my set of four season tree stamps. Each will be glazed in two contrasting colors that reflect the season.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 Handmade, all rights reserved
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