Wax Decorating Tips with Clay
Clay Pottery Glazing Tips
Decorating Clay Pottery: Banding
Decorating Clay Pottery: Filling
Clay Pottery Glazing Tools
Clay Pottery Sponge Glazing
Decorating Clay Pottery: Layer Glazing
Waxing a Clay Pottery Lid
Clay Pottery Wax Dipping
How to Use a Hydrometer
Decorating Clay Pottery: Dripping
Decorating Clay Pottery: Glaze Double Dipping
Clay Pottery Color & Waxing Tips
Removing Wax from Clay Pottery
Decorating Clay Pottery: Glaze Dripping
Experimenting with Clay Pottery Glaze
How to Mix Clay Pottery Glaze
Clay Pottery Glaze Tips
Clay Pottery Waxing Tips
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"Another good way to achieve a dripping like effect with glaze is to put it in a ketchup or mustard bottle. I've got some that's already prepared. Shake it up, make sure it's mixed really well. This is exactly the same stuff that comes out of the buckets. I've just made sure to mix some up and put it in a bottle. This is one that I frequently use to drip with. I just squeezed out a little bit to make sure I didn't have a clog in the tip of my bottle. Now I've got on the same banding wheel that I was using when I was waxing. And I like to have a drip that kind of varies all the way around. So I'm going to just gently squeeze over and over as I spin this banding wheel. Now I'm just, I'm making little pumps. You're going to see it come around in a second, making little pumps with my hand so that I'm getting a really varied drip line. And I actually like to intensify that drip, so what I do is I take the whole pot and I hit it just a little bit. Some of it will drip off, but it'll elongate those drips and make them just a little bit more dramatic in the end."
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