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Sponge glazing pottery is very easy to learn and fun. Sponge glazing became a popular glazing technique because of the versatility with the patterns that you can create. Follow along with this pottery video and soak up some knowledge, and yes, you will see the finished piece. #spongeglazing #glaze #ceramics #pottery
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Jalba Margareta saved to art
Learn how to glaze online! In this glazing class, I will teach you how to glaze pottery in the ceramics workshop, or even in your own home pottery studio. I will teach you 10 different ceramic glazing techniques, which types of glazes I recommend, as well as tips, tricks, & troubleshooting so that you get a perfect glaze application every time!
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These Lazy French Bulldog Planters are so adorable and perfect for any French Bulldog and plants ❤️ lovers. A very special designed based on my Frenchie Luigi (Second photo). A unique and beautiful gift to keep for yourself or give to someone special. Have fun choosing a cool plant to put on it. Can be used in different ways too like jewelry box, container, or just as decoration. Great as a Frenchie memorial gift. Lazy French Bulldog 🐶 Planters: ● Very unique and exclusive to our shop. ●…
Kelli Bratvold saved to POTTERY
In this video, you will learn the different types of ceramic glazes and application techniques to achieve a variety of effects.To learn more about our studio...
in this workshop I'm going to show you how to decorate your ceramics. We will be playing with... ✔ Silk Screens, ✔ Slip Transfers, ✔ Paper Resists, ✔ Stencil resists, ✔ Decals (both gold and colored decals)
Rosemary Schultz saved to glazes
Satin matte blue green, blue rutile, oatmeal
Ceramic artist Kevin Kowalski creates mesmerizing pottery designs that are caused by chemical reactions. Using a pottery painting technique called mocha diffusion, he decorates his artworks by dotting wet clay with a specially prepared acid liquid that creates stunning tree and feather-like patterns. Though intentional, the result is fascinating by its unpredictable nature.
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