3 Glaze Combinations Applied to 3 Shades of Clay Planters

I decided to test 3 Different Shades of Clay with 3 of My Favorite Glaze Combinations to see if there are any major differences when the Planters are Fired and Finished. See the Surprising Results
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🔷 Tools and Supplies Used in The Video 🔷

Clay
✅ Amaco A-Mix #11 Stoneware White Clay

✅ Laguna Electric Brown Stoneware Clay
Glaze
✅ Speedball Clear Glaze

✅ Amaco Iron Lustre

✅ Amaco Indigo Float

✅ Amaco Seaweed

✅ Amaco Textured Turquoise

✅ Amaco Arctic Blue

✅ Amaco Deep Sienna Speckle

✅ Spectrum Pearl White

✅ My Favorite Glazes

Brush
✅ Fan Brush

✅ Gloves

✅ Strainer

✅ Handheld Blender

✅ Wax Resist

✅ Skutt Kiln
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🔷 Bonus Material 🔷

👉 WATCH – Avoid Kiln Shelf Damage - 4 ways to protect your
Kiln Shelves
👉 WATCH - 21 Glaze Questions from Beginner Potters
👉 WATCH - Decorating Pottery with Colored Slips on the Pottery Wheel
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🧾 Read - Choosing Clay
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My Pottery Wheel
✅ Brent CXC

My Kiln
✅ Skutt KM Series 818-3
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🔷 Tools in My Studio 🔷

Hand Tools

Glazes

Brushes

Favorite Clays

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[SuperIloveonedirecti]

Nice tutorial! Trying to find a great blue for my terra cotta, but I do love the third one. Thanks for the suggestions. Stay muddy.

[vickivanriel]

Those look awesome can't decide which I love the most

[cathybriggs]

I would love for you to make more videos like this! Ty!

[kupcads]

Iron Lustre /Seaweed /Indigo Float this trio is my favourite .And I think I liked this combination the most in all three muds.

[janesalafia]

This video was very helpful. It answered my question about different color clays with same glaze recipe. BTW, love you channel.

[heidithepotter]

Marie, you have such fantastic content!

[kupcads]

Thank you dear teacher .Could you add black mud to this work, please? Wittgert 9 nm for example

[maryjeanallen]

Thanks again for another wonderful video, Marie! I always learn so much from your videos and your website, and I am so grateful. Quick question: Have you found the same glazes on Amaco 46 buff stoneware look much different on Amaco 11 stoneware clay, and if so, how?

[janetwilson]

Marie - As always, great content. Some of those glazes are real runners! Do you think the application of the clear glaze you started at the beginning interacts with the glazes to cause any more or less running? Thank you.

[goobygoo]

thank you. all beautiful, however glazing the earthen clays looks like plastic over a rock, not pretty or natural, rather counter intuitive. would waxing the exposed beauty of the earthen clay keep the clear plastic look off?

[doreensargente]

There was very little difference between these combos and the clay used. I am wondering why you choose to demonstrate these particular glazes? Perhaps combos that are at least somewhat, if not significantly different, would be a good idea?

[brokenredflag]

I would love to see a video of your colection and yours to. A litle eye candy of pottery. 0o0

[BBodmer_art]

Ok I have a question. I really want to start doing dip glazing since brushing takes forever and if I pour brush on glazes they run out quickly. So I've been looking around glazy, but one problem I have is the food safety of glazes on there. Most people don't say, so should I assume it's food safe even if they don't say? If not, what is the best way to test its safety?

[lpaulette]

So, you’re dipping in brushing glazes?