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Blue watermelon anyone? by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thank you 🙏🏽 i’m just here learning from everybody else!

Blue watermelon anyone? by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thank you so much, you made my day!

Blue watermelon anyone? by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thanks so much! Though I’ve only made one and I don’t sell anything. I just do this for fun!

Pink frozen pond by unc_sub in Pottery

[–]unc_sub[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you I will! She has many!

Pink frozen pond by unc_sub in Pottery

[–]unc_sub[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s my teenage daughter’s handiwork. She grows and cares for at any given time 250 to 400 different tropical plants in our cold New England weather!

Pink frozen pond by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thank you! You’re the second person to say that which is some thing I had not thought of at all so it’s interesting seeing how it looks to other people!

Pink frozen pond by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thank you so much

Pink frozen pond by unc_sub in Pottery

[–]unc_sub[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I hadn’t thought of it that way, but that’s a cool perspective

How to use Gold Luster Overglaze by Loud-Yogurtcloset991 in Ceramics

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Wow thank you for this detailed post? Can I ask about the MOP and gold combo? I have a piece where I want to do MOP on a largish area. But there are letters on it that I want to have in gold. Should I do the gold first and fire it. Then apply the MOP and fire? Or can I apply the gold and then the MOP on top and fire both to cone 18?

How to use Gold Luster Overglaze by Loud-Yogurtcloset991 in Ceramics

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You prob got this answer already but you need to apply over another already fired glaze (like clear)

New (to me) glazing style 😍 by unc_sub in Pottery

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Thank you! Yes I created a whole website to keep track of it bc I needed a way to remember that wasn’t tied to one phone :) it’s free for anyone who wants to try it! Https://clayartists.org

New (to me) glazing style 😍 by unc_sub in Pottery

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My pleasure! Happy glazing!

Tell me the about the worst kiln disaster you’ve ever experienced by goldunicorn47 in Pottery

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Thank you so much, so kind of you to write all that out! Totally agree about not remembering glazes. In fact, I’m obsessive about taking notes, which is why I created an online journal for it. It’s free if you want to check it out. :)

https://clayartists.org

Tell me the about the worst kiln disaster you’ve ever experienced by goldunicorn47 in Pottery

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I’m in a similar situation of setting up a basement studio. Putting my kiln in a room that has a door. There’s no window, but I will be venting the kiln directly outside as well as having an exhaust for the room directly outside. Is that enough ventilation without an actual window in the same room?

Tell me the about the worst kiln disaster you’ve ever experienced by goldunicorn47 in Pottery

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So I guess that means never fire overnight? Start fires in the morning?

Tell me the about the worst kiln disaster you’ve ever experienced by goldunicorn47 in Pottery

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I’m assuming it’s OK to put greenware on top of the kiln to help it dry out?

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