So cool, I feel inspired by this! Thank you for sharing!🎉
@Khadeeen4 ай бұрын
omg thank youuu, this helps a lot:) I want to make a ceramic rose, or maybe a few for a good friend of mine as a sort of thank you for everything
@janellepetersonceramics4 ай бұрын
You’re welcome 😊
@katedriscoll94794 ай бұрын
Great ideas Janelle!
@small_time_TV5 ай бұрын
💙💎💙🖤🍸
@small_time_TV5 ай бұрын
💎💙💎
@justinkeefe34566 ай бұрын
Super cool
@justinkeefe34566 ай бұрын
Awesome! Can you take your time painting ceramics? Like could I make something and paint it for a month then fire it? Sounds like a blast! Love you’re art well done.
@janellepetersonceramics6 ай бұрын
Yes you can!
@justinkeefe34566 ай бұрын
That’s rad
@bschuber8 ай бұрын
Beautiful! How is that blue stain created, I love it!
@janellepetersonceramics6 ай бұрын
It's just a wash of underglaze
@celestadhar99768 ай бұрын
'promo sm' 😂
@clayeasy9 ай бұрын
Great colors and beautiful ornaments!
@LittleKingPig Жыл бұрын
I like the shape of the statue
@k1w1_k Жыл бұрын
That’s actually so cool
@mygamez148 Жыл бұрын
wow so pretty
@janellepetersonceramics Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@jojomooskelly2425 Жыл бұрын
Incredible
@MPShems Жыл бұрын
leuk!!
@karenpaxton Жыл бұрын
Lovely to see the process 😊🦋
@miriamgalarza73352 жыл бұрын
Could this clay be place in oven
@miriamgalarza73352 жыл бұрын
This clay could it be use oven
@janellepetersonceramics2 жыл бұрын
This is clay that gets fired in a kiln
@starting0420112 жыл бұрын
do you have a video on how you painted it?
@janellepetersonceramics2 жыл бұрын
instagram.com/p/BIzMPz0gIJ6/? No I don't have a video. I finished this one in oil paint rather than glaze
@dameednaeveragetheofficial67312 жыл бұрын
Glorious - there are similar obelisks of Edna’s ancestors wisteria hued ancestors like this in Rome.
@janellepetersonceramics2 жыл бұрын
As befits someone of her status 💜
@karenurq19293 жыл бұрын
Hello, has anyone had issues with different paper? I bought a HP LaserJet M15, and I've tried printing on both sides of my greaseproof paper - neither of them transfer at all (zilch!) to my fresh clay. Might try another type of paper. The strip that printed onto my masking tape did transfer.
@janellepetersonceramics3 жыл бұрын
I'm using baking paper which might be different to grease proof or waxed paper
@mya.phoenix3 жыл бұрын
Is that paper clay? You think is possible to make such things also with different kind of clay? Thank you 🙏🏻
@janellepetersonceramics3 жыл бұрын
It's actually porcelain but I've used paper clay as well 😊
@mya.phoenix3 жыл бұрын
Hi! What kind of clay are you using? And what stage is that? Soft that came right out of the bag? Cause I’m using red clay and it crackle a lot, is not easy to push it and squeeze it without having it to brake... thanks!
@janellepetersonceramics3 жыл бұрын
I've never used red clay. This was regular white stoneware clay straight fromutgr bag . Clays that have been reclaimed sometimes lose plasticity. If it's cracking it sounds like it's too dry
@mya.phoenix3 жыл бұрын
@@janellepetersonceramics oh ok! Perfect I will definitely try 🙂🙂 thank you!
@jessskelton27683 жыл бұрын
Hi there, great vid thanks. Im curious as to why the image stays on the clay once fired as your not printing w any kind of ceramic material but just the actually ink from the printer...is that right or have I misunderstood? Thanks
@janellepetersonceramics3 жыл бұрын
Hi jess, some hp and Canon laser printers have a high concentration of iron oxide in the toner powder. And that doesn't burn out in a kiln. It turns a sepia rust like colour. Hope that helps 😊
@jessskelton27683 жыл бұрын
@@janellepetersonceramics thanks thats so interesting. I had no idea. Ive just ordered a printer too tho sadly not Canon, will have to experiment :)
@joyceyouneng27163 жыл бұрын
This store consumbles including ceramic toner and decals for digital printers are very well :www.aliexpress.com/store/910325350
@pcorriere3 жыл бұрын
I like your video’s.
@janellepetersonceramics3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much
@jl93864 жыл бұрын
Love this one!!
@xgameralhajri33534 жыл бұрын
Cool , thanks for the help
@clayfullydesigned83084 жыл бұрын
Hi, I am enjoying your image transfer videos. Do you know what cone you fired this to, after it was transferred to a glaze-fired piece? Thanks
@janellepetersonceramics4 жыл бұрын
I've had success at bisque temperatures so 980 celcius. but also higher 1100 c One glaze I tried at 980 and it didn't adhere fully. I think it depends on the glaze and I'm no expert. And I haven't done loads of tests. But definitely let me know how your experiments go.
@brisaperez22114 жыл бұрын
beautiful
@haretyper49545 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video! Very informative!
@janellepetersonceramics5 жыл бұрын
Hare Typer I'm glad you found it helpful. I've since discovered painting some slip on the spot I want to put my transfer works great if the clay is drier
@haretyper49545 жыл бұрын
@@janellepetersonceramics ooh nice tip! I'm going to test using white slip and white underglaze before adding transfers and see how it comes out.
So you are actually firing to a higher temperature than I am. So that rules out the high firing temps as causing the problem. I am puzzled as to what I am doing wrong. The only thing I can think of is your clear glaze is different from mine and unfortunately I am in the USA and it’s not sold here. I tried about 4 different clear glazes I use and they all ate the transfer image 😕
@janellepetersonceramics5 жыл бұрын
Yes the brush on clear I used ate it but not when I brushed stain on first. I'm completely puzzled as to why it worked. It's Duncan G L 612 diamond clear gloss glaze. But like I said by itself it didn't work. And I haven't tested stain with my other clear dipping glaze
@janellepetersonceramics5 жыл бұрын
Willie C do you have an email? So I can send images of one that worked and if I do any further tests?
@williec63345 жыл бұрын
I Janelle. Sorry for the long delay in posting my test results. Unfortunately almost all of my mason stain and a variety of clear glazes tests- in all cases my transfers was eaten by the clear(over the mason stain or clear alone). The area of the transfer not covered by stain or clear did come through the firing good, - The image was clear. I tried light coats, medium and heavy coats of mason stain with clear coats and all transfers were unsuccessful. Perhaps my glaze firing temperature is too high. I fire to cone 6-mid range stoneware, about 2232 degrees Fahrenheit. May I ask what temp / cone you are firing to? Maybe a lower temperature will allow the image to come through the clear. Are you doing low fire earthenware? Thanks and Happy New Year
@janellepetersonceramics5 жыл бұрын
Hi Willie that's a shame. If I'm putting the transfer on greenware I bisque fire as normal then added stain and fired to cone ten? 1280c. If I added the transfer on top of glaze I use a regular decal firing temp which is bisque 980c or I've tried 1100c.
@sabrinasantiago43915 жыл бұрын
Hi, question please, where can you get the piece actual face mold? Thanks!💖
@janellepetersonceramics5 жыл бұрын
sabrina santiago my husband made this for me from a doll I own.
@sabrinasantiago43915 жыл бұрын
janelle peterson wow! you guys are very talented, its lovely :)
@williec63346 жыл бұрын
Ok. I will let you know how it fires. Hopefully the kiln gods will be kind! Have a terrific weekend.
@williec63346 жыл бұрын
Janelle. Thank you for your reply. You may be new to pottery but your video is a quite an advanced technique. Just a suggestion- mix a combo one part stain to one part gertsley borate. The GB will flux the stain and affix it to the clay when it is biscuit fired. Also add water to dilute it. The trick will be the right amount of water to keep it transparent and not opaque . We shall keep at our quest for success!
@janellepetersonceramics6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for that tip 😃good luck and let me know how you go
@williec63346 жыл бұрын
Fellow potter here. What a great informative video. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I have a toner print waiting to go into the kiln and I am keeping my fingers crossed! Followed your instructions step by step -so far so good. If the image comes through on the bisque I would like to ask you about the last part where you talked about mason stain and clear. Do you just dilute some stain with water . Do you have a ratio of stain to water to make sure its transparent? You then said you cover this with clear? One test you did has only stain with no clear ( 2nd from left) So the mason stain with water also works without adding the clear over? I hope my questions make sense. Thank you again for sharing this terrific image transfer technique.
@janellepetersonceramics6 жыл бұрын
Willie C hi there I'm still experimenting myself 😃 I had a brush on clear that that didn't eat the toner, but I had mason stains painted onto the image. My test with just the brush on clear ate some of the toner. My dipping clear didn't work very well. So I'd just do some little tests for yourself. I have discovered that if I paint on a little coat of joining slip to the area I want to transfer to. It transfers beautifully. And I can do it on much drier clay up to almost leather hard. Whereas previously I was putting it on quite wet clay and getting the transfer was tricky depending on the clay moisture. Good luck for your firing. 😃
@janellepetersonceramics6 жыл бұрын
Willie C my mason stains were mixed with a little powdered slip and water. I'm not sure what the powdered slip contained as I just bought it from a community studio and they said to use three parts powder to one part mason stain. Plus water. I've since used stains without it and they were a lot more powdery once fired. So I used floor wax to buff them. For sculpture. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I'm quite new to pottery and still working stuff out 😂
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Nice❤❤ love it
Glad you like it!🤗
So cool, I feel inspired by this! Thank you for sharing!🎉
omg thank youuu, this helps a lot:) I want to make a ceramic rose, or maybe a few for a good friend of mine as a sort of thank you for everything
You’re welcome 😊
Great ideas Janelle!
💙💎💙🖤🍸
💎💙💎
Super cool
Awesome! Can you take your time painting ceramics? Like could I make something and paint it for a month then fire it? Sounds like a blast! Love you’re art well done.
Yes you can!
That’s rad
Beautiful! How is that blue stain created, I love it!
It's just a wash of underglaze
'promo sm' 😂
Great colors and beautiful ornaments!
I like the shape of the statue
That’s actually so cool
wow so pretty
Thank you
Incredible
leuk!!
Lovely to see the process 😊🦋
Could this clay be place in oven
This clay could it be use oven
This is clay that gets fired in a kiln
do you have a video on how you painted it?
instagram.com/p/BIzMPz0gIJ6/? No I don't have a video. I finished this one in oil paint rather than glaze
Glorious - there are similar obelisks of Edna’s ancestors wisteria hued ancestors like this in Rome.
As befits someone of her status 💜
Hello, has anyone had issues with different paper? I bought a HP LaserJet M15, and I've tried printing on both sides of my greaseproof paper - neither of them transfer at all (zilch!) to my fresh clay. Might try another type of paper. The strip that printed onto my masking tape did transfer.
I'm using baking paper which might be different to grease proof or waxed paper
Is that paper clay? You think is possible to make such things also with different kind of clay? Thank you 🙏🏻
It's actually porcelain but I've used paper clay as well 😊
Hi! What kind of clay are you using? And what stage is that? Soft that came right out of the bag? Cause I’m using red clay and it crackle a lot, is not easy to push it and squeeze it without having it to brake... thanks!
I've never used red clay. This was regular white stoneware clay straight fromutgr bag . Clays that have been reclaimed sometimes lose plasticity. If it's cracking it sounds like it's too dry
@@janellepetersonceramics oh ok! Perfect I will definitely try 🙂🙂 thank you!
Hi there, great vid thanks. Im curious as to why the image stays on the clay once fired as your not printing w any kind of ceramic material but just the actually ink from the printer...is that right or have I misunderstood? Thanks
Hi jess, some hp and Canon laser printers have a high concentration of iron oxide in the toner powder. And that doesn't burn out in a kiln. It turns a sepia rust like colour. Hope that helps 😊
@@janellepetersonceramics thanks thats so interesting. I had no idea. Ive just ordered a printer too tho sadly not Canon, will have to experiment :)
This store consumbles including ceramic toner and decals for digital printers are very well :www.aliexpress.com/store/910325350
I like your video’s.
Thank you so much
Love this one!!
Cool , thanks for the help
Hi, I am enjoying your image transfer videos. Do you know what cone you fired this to, after it was transferred to a glaze-fired piece? Thanks
I've had success at bisque temperatures so 980 celcius. but also higher 1100 c One glaze I tried at 980 and it didn't adhere fully. I think it depends on the glaze and I'm no expert. And I haven't done loads of tests. But definitely let me know how your experiments go.
beautiful
Thank you for this video! Very informative!
Hare Typer I'm glad you found it helpful. I've since discovered painting some slip on the spot I want to put my transfer works great if the clay is drier
@@janellepetersonceramics ooh nice tip! I'm going to test using white slip and white underglaze before adding transfers and see how it comes out.
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So you are actually firing to a higher temperature than I am. So that rules out the high firing temps as causing the problem. I am puzzled as to what I am doing wrong. The only thing I can think of is your clear glaze is different from mine and unfortunately I am in the USA and it’s not sold here. I tried about 4 different clear glazes I use and they all ate the transfer image 😕
Yes the brush on clear I used ate it but not when I brushed stain on first. I'm completely puzzled as to why it worked. It's Duncan G L 612 diamond clear gloss glaze. But like I said by itself it didn't work. And I haven't tested stain with my other clear dipping glaze
Willie C do you have an email? So I can send images of one that worked and if I do any further tests?
I Janelle. Sorry for the long delay in posting my test results. Unfortunately almost all of my mason stain and a variety of clear glazes tests- in all cases my transfers was eaten by the clear(over the mason stain or clear alone). The area of the transfer not covered by stain or clear did come through the firing good, - The image was clear. I tried light coats, medium and heavy coats of mason stain with clear coats and all transfers were unsuccessful. Perhaps my glaze firing temperature is too high. I fire to cone 6-mid range stoneware, about 2232 degrees Fahrenheit. May I ask what temp / cone you are firing to? Maybe a lower temperature will allow the image to come through the clear. Are you doing low fire earthenware? Thanks and Happy New Year
Hi Willie that's a shame. If I'm putting the transfer on greenware I bisque fire as normal then added stain and fired to cone ten? 1280c. If I added the transfer on top of glaze I use a regular decal firing temp which is bisque 980c or I've tried 1100c.
Hi, question please, where can you get the piece actual face mold? Thanks!💖
sabrina santiago my husband made this for me from a doll I own.
janelle peterson wow! you guys are very talented, its lovely :)
Ok. I will let you know how it fires. Hopefully the kiln gods will be kind! Have a terrific weekend.
Janelle. Thank you for your reply. You may be new to pottery but your video is a quite an advanced technique. Just a suggestion- mix a combo one part stain to one part gertsley borate. The GB will flux the stain and affix it to the clay when it is biscuit fired. Also add water to dilute it. The trick will be the right amount of water to keep it transparent and not opaque . We shall keep at our quest for success!
Thank you for that tip 😃good luck and let me know how you go
Fellow potter here. What a great informative video. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I have a toner print waiting to go into the kiln and I am keeping my fingers crossed! Followed your instructions step by step -so far so good. If the image comes through on the bisque I would like to ask you about the last part where you talked about mason stain and clear. Do you just dilute some stain with water . Do you have a ratio of stain to water to make sure its transparent? You then said you cover this with clear? One test you did has only stain with no clear ( 2nd from left) So the mason stain with water also works without adding the clear over? I hope my questions make sense. Thank you again for sharing this terrific image transfer technique.
Willie C hi there I'm still experimenting myself 😃 I had a brush on clear that that didn't eat the toner, but I had mason stains painted onto the image. My test with just the brush on clear ate some of the toner. My dipping clear didn't work very well. So I'd just do some little tests for yourself. I have discovered that if I paint on a little coat of joining slip to the area I want to transfer to. It transfers beautifully. And I can do it on much drier clay up to almost leather hard. Whereas previously I was putting it on quite wet clay and getting the transfer was tricky depending on the clay moisture. Good luck for your firing. 😃
Willie C my mason stains were mixed with a little powdered slip and water. I'm not sure what the powdered slip contained as I just bought it from a community studio and they said to use three parts powder to one part mason stain. Plus water. I've since used stains without it and they were a lot more powdery once fired. So I used floor wax to buff them. For sculpture. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I'm quite new to pottery and still working stuff out 😂