Carving With Slip on Pottery - THREE EASY PROJECTS WITH GREAT RESULTS!

Ann brings 3 more ideas to the table on how you can create great looking pottery by applying some easy carving and slipping techniques. Its also always fun to watch Ann work - so take a few minutes to yourself and watch, you deserve it!

Answers to questions we get all the time:
We typically bisque to Cone 04 and fire to Cone 5-6
Ann uses Standard English Porcelain no. 365 unless specified otherwise in the video

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Links to some of the tools Ann uses:

Xiem Tools X-Bevel Bevel Cutter for Pottery and Ceramics:

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[CallUsTemily]

Yay! Yay!! Yay!!!! Love the fan pattern

[margotsweed]

Wonderful Ann! It’s like you read my mind and know EXACTLY what I want to try!

[nickb]

I love those designs!
The white and clear definitely makes the designs pop. That iron stone glaze was cool too!

[tammyandkiki]

Those all turned out sooo beautifully!
Thank you for sharing!

[PennyRitz]

so lovely! I have wanted to try slip, so I think I shall with some Bmix reclaim! Thanks for the instruction and great examples!

[gi]

Just brilliant. Kudos to your patience to create those fine lines on the last piece. Brilliant, all of them.

[hedgehog]

What a fun project and it turned out beautifully!

[carolynsnyder]

I always love your videos. You have great ideas, great teacher

[fruitlessbeast]

I ALWAYS await whatever you have next. Though typically I don't go for geometric designs I thoroughly enjoyed the concept and results of your "fan" design. You always share good information with high production value and we always look forward to your next post. Many thanks!!

[embee]

Such delightful outcomes! I love the look of these!

[denisenoble]

More great ideas and pattern, thanks Anne will be trying some of these soon x

[liesesadler]

Hello, when I read about using slip for decoration in books most talk about deflocculating it. Is it because you’re using porcelain that you don’t need to do that or screen it? Thanks for all the great info

[elivean]

Do you use to have problems when using a different clay for the slip than the one used for the piece to which you will apply it? What do you look at to make sure that there won't be any incompatibility? Ty

[vzeimen]

Hi Ann, May I ask what brand of laser level you have and what you like/don't like about it. I think I'm in the market for one but don't really know where to start.

[jeanniepratt]

Did you bisque fire first and then glaze? Thank you!

[carolynsnyder]

Which laser light do you use? I’ve been waiting to get one.

[TomKatRanch]

How do i access the posting of supplies, etc after the film shows?

[hang_tight]

Thanks for your inspiration and education. I'm wondering if instead of slip you could just use a white underglaze?

[patriciakoenig]

Where can i buy this ball tool for carving and whats it called again?