POTTERY 101: GLAZE APPLICATION

Learn how to apply glaze to bisque fired pottery using the pour and dip method.

00:00:00 - intro
00:01:57 - set up
00:03:30 - glazing
00:11:24 - sponging
00:16:20 - fettling
00:17:23 - glazing and sponging plates
00:23:50 - results

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Music from Free To Use Music
Track: Kyoto by Pratzapp & Another Kid
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[phoenixgate]

I took a pottery class in college, this was a better glazing instruction. Thank you!

[larissalu]

Big tip: You can scrape the glaze off with a knife back into the bucket and recycle it that way. Works amazing and safes a lot of time as well as make the lines sharper :)

[missprettysunshine]

Hi ! Love your videos. By blowing on the pieces, aren't you afraid there is silica dust going into the air ? I read that silica dust can be suspended for two week in the air.

[stinechloe]

Love the video, thanks so much for explaining! If possible i would be grateful if the music is a little bit quieter when youre talking the next time, because i had problems to understand u sometimes :)

[maiaia]

hi Mae, what kind of clay do you use? love how it stays in that natural state.

[MillieHaberfield]

Great video!! Can I ask if there's much of a difference in using tongues to dip the piece into glaze as opposed to doing it by hand?

[Annabelle_A]

I’m sorry if you’ve answered this already… what kind of clay do you use? I know it’s different in the uk vs us and region to region but just curious thank you!!

[toi_techno]

Cool vid
(Every cup of tea I drink was been reheated in the microwave AT LEAST once 😄)

[moorema]

This is so helpful, thank you! How would you adjust this process if you had a runny glaze?

[DaCheat]

When you were glazing the cups at the start you did the interior and exterior in 2 different stages, what was the reason for not just dunking / submerging the entire cup all at once? Great content. Cheers.

[sarabdeir]

This is great thank you! Question, if you aren't planning on putting the glazed pieces in the kiln right after glazing, how do you store them? Do they need to be covered to avoid dust build up?

[heyashpetti]

I am the same with drinks! I never finish them even when I love the drink.

[elizamccarthy]

Thank you for the video. Is there a reason you don’t use wax ?

[dmitrykoltsov]

Lovely video, thank you!
If you don't glaze outside part of a bowl, then it absorbs more water, right? What can this result in?

[waripornutenpitak]

Love the stripy blue plate! What type of colour did you use for painting? ☺️

[pinksombreroakapinky]

I never drink a whole mug either, maybe its just too much for us??!!

[riataylor]

I am THE SAME way when it comes to drinks! I can’t get my self to drink the last sip…it’s a mental thing 🥲