Can you cure the finished screen with the speedball UV light that is used for exposure??( instead of putting outside in sun)
@jessicabroad84806 ай бұрын
I would imagine that a UV light would work. I have not tried it myself. I would look and see how many lumens the light has and how that compares to the sun. The good news is you can't over cure the screen, so if it goes longer than needed, it shouldn't be a problem.
@CalGcastglassnz8 ай бұрын
About to bust open my big heavy doperman...wish me luck
@jessicabroad84808 ай бұрын
Good luck
@hollinal9 ай бұрын
Can you just wet the crayons and reform the point?
@jessicabroad84809 ай бұрын
The fired pencils would need to be "sharpened " by rubbing the end at an angle on an abrasive surface. The pastels can definitely be wetted to reform a point or a completely new shape.
@hollinal9 ай бұрын
@jessicabroad8480 I meant to say, thanks SO much for this.
@user-qd4gg7hl2s Жыл бұрын
whap happened (white firing ball clay) ?
@themis3396 Жыл бұрын
Very helpful, thank you. Btw, are you speaking with a mask on?
@xythenjones4263 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed. You mention Flint Silica. When poking around different retailers, they say flint is equivalent to 200 mesh silica. I have a 325 mesh silica- can I use that as a substitute, or does it need to be the larger grain? Thank you!
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
Flint and silica are 2 different names for the same thing. Your 325 mesh silica should work perfectly. You definitely don't want a larger size.
@xythenjones4263 Жыл бұрын
@@jessicabroad8480 Awesome! Thank you!
@bleueyes28 Жыл бұрын
Wow, such a well informed tutorial; thank you. I only wish you were still producing content, sad face. I jumped onto your website, and your Into the Woods looks absolutely magical; I'm so curious about that process.
@karenhettenbaugh2109 Жыл бұрын
What kind of transparency
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
The transparency I am using in the video was purchased at Staples. It was printed on my ink jet printer. That is why I am layering 2 transparencies, since ink jet prints are not very opaque. I would recommend a laser printed transparency if you can.
@bonnievysotsky6311 Жыл бұрын
You painted your nails!
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
Once a year I get festive. It lasts a week or so and then is gone.
@tugceozkara2 жыл бұрын
Hi, first of all thank you for sharing your precious recipe. You re the best🌟 Is this white firing ball you mean greenware recycle clay? And is that clay slipcasting clay or vacuumed clay? Thank you very much again🙏🎈
@jessicabroad84802 жыл бұрын
Ball Clay is something you purchase in a powdered form. Ball clays or plastic clays are fine grained, highly plastic sedimentary clays, which fire to a light or near white colour. I use OM4 ball clay from Kentucky in this video.
@georginacoba96962 жыл бұрын
hola que le colocas primero? aceite? o algo parecido
@cburnham63472 жыл бұрын
What Donna said. I just purchased a kit with two screens as I also have used my Cricut and had great success for clay screens but fine detail is absolutely a limitation. Lovely tutorial. Hope you keep making videos.
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@donnabeal2252 жыл бұрын
Thank you Jessica, I have been looking at this product for a few years to make stencils for my glass and pottery. I purchased a cricut Maker 3 thinking it would do the same thing. Because one must manually weed cricut stencils fine detail is a challenge. I used your link to purchase a mini starter kit and am looking forward to experimenting . It reminds me of my old black and white darkroom days another lifetime ago. Thank you for sharing
@marissapr2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
My pleasure 😊
@ARTTHERAPYbyShelly2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful artwork from you ! You're very talented Jessica ✨ , can't wait to see more of your works! See yah on my side 🤗
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much 😀
@romanchn47422 жыл бұрын
can you please make a video how to make a brushable undeglaze
@carolzic78372 жыл бұрын
Anybody have any luck with the addition of the wax and oil to the mix? Thanks
@mozziestudio81742 жыл бұрын
Can I add sodium sillicate to make underglazed pencils? i read it on a blog that I need to add sodium silicate? Or it will be fine or better without it? Thankyou for your videos💙
@jessicabroad84802 жыл бұрын
They work just fine without the sodium silicate, but I doubt it would hurt to add it. If you make them with the sodium silicate I would love to know how they turn out.
@homs.17652 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing. I am so grateful. I am going to give it a try.
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
You are so welcome!
@incilakay23032 жыл бұрын
Can we add oil and wax resist to the unfired ones to draw on bisquied pieces…?.like potter Katharina Klug whoes work İ like very much? Thanks again.
@jessicabroad84802 жыл бұрын
Yes you can. This is a recipe from Robin Hopper and he mentions doing this. I experimented with wax resist, didn't like the results. I also tried beeswax and linseed oil with better results.
@jessicabroad84802 жыл бұрын
Yes you can. I still haven't worked out the perfect proportions for that. I tried both wax resist and a mixture of beeswax and linseed oil that I poured into drinking straws to form crayons. Neither was very satisfactory. If you come up with a good mix I would love to know it.
@incilakay23032 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much.🥰🤗🙏been looking so much to find the receipe forvthis also making it. Your affords are appreciated so much. Just wanted tomlet you know my thanks from Turkey, Bodrum🇹🇷
@debranickles46172 жыл бұрын
Simply awesome! I want to try making these in the near future. You did such a fine job explaining the process.
@tksmith36982 жыл бұрын
Great video. Thanks!
@tandbgeiman3 жыл бұрын
Very helpful! 😊
@supernovaaudiovisual44713 жыл бұрын
Hey kuddos for the effort put into this... very grateful for the information as well, keep it up!!!
@jessicabroad8480 Жыл бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@puchululina4 жыл бұрын
Do you use oxides or pigments to color?
@lamiabrown4 жыл бұрын
hello, is your kiln an electric one ? because i wander if the wax is bad for electric kilns ?
@bonnievysotsky63116 жыл бұрын
Yay Jessica! Now we need a part two of you in your studio.
@williec63347 жыл бұрын
Hi. Will this technique work if my clay has some grog in it? Or will the grog cause chipping? All of our clay bodies have some grog in them except porcelain which I do not work with. Thank you very much.
@jessicabroad84807 жыл бұрын
I have used it on clay with more grog. It doesn't chip, but it is harder to control where your lines are going. My solution has been to apply a base layer of slip or underglaze before I apply the wax. Since I am not carving very deep this gives a smoother surface. If you want to keep the color of the clay body you could always make yourself a slip from that clay body and run it through a sieve to get rid of the grog.
@nicolecook17447 жыл бұрын
Sooo pretty!!!!
@nicolecook17447 жыл бұрын
Sooo pretty!!!!
@KingredDark7 жыл бұрын
Very interesting. I been making molds for years, and i sure did learn a lot from watching this.
@momon58588 жыл бұрын
I would like to mold a dog sculpture but it has wire armatures inside it. I cannot cut it like the way you do. Can you give some other suggestions?
@jessicabroad84809 жыл бұрын
How to: Cover a leather hard piece with wax resist. This technique only works well on leather hard clay, too wet and the wax takes too long to dry, plus you risk squishing your piece, too dry and the wax will flake off as you are drawing. In the video I am using Forbes wax which I find to be the easiest to work with for this technique. It dries fast and is slick, not sticky when it dries. I have also used Mobile Acer wax, but I find this too sticky to work with happily. Once the wax is dry use a sharp tool to incise your design. In the video I am using a needle tool because it creates the line width I wanted for this particular drawing. I have used many different tools depending on what line weight I want, from an X-acto knife to a nut pick. Anything that will smoothly cut through the wax will work. Make sure you have cut all the way through the wax or you will lose that part of your drawing. Once you are done cutting, coat the piece in the color of slip/ underglaze you want to use. It will bead up on the wax. As soon as you are done painting you can wipe it off easily. I find it easier to wipe off when it is still wet, but you can leave it there indefinitely and it will still come off with a damp sponge. If you want a multi-colored drawing all you need to do is re-coat the piece with wax, and then follow the same steps you did the first time. There is probably a limit to how many layers you can do and still be able to easily cut through the wax. It will get thicker with each layer. The most I have done is 5, and I had no problems with that whatsoever.
@dogacam49149 жыл бұрын
hi, What did you apply to base for resist ?
@snowbirdartfx28229 жыл бұрын
I can't begin to thank you enough for this video. I am currently taking a makeup course, and am reading about "slip casting" I'm a visual learner with some experience in sculpture, and ceramics, so it was super easy for me to translate this information to prosthetics! Thanks again
@cathybunke26177 жыл бұрын
hi I was wonder what kind of clay are you using for the blocking to make the mold and where do you get it...thanks
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Can you cure the finished screen with the speedball UV light that is used for exposure??( instead of putting outside in sun)
I would imagine that a UV light would work. I have not tried it myself. I would look and see how many lumens the light has and how that compares to the sun. The good news is you can't over cure the screen, so if it goes longer than needed, it shouldn't be a problem.
About to bust open my big heavy doperman...wish me luck
Good luck
Can you just wet the crayons and reform the point?
The fired pencils would need to be "sharpened " by rubbing the end at an angle on an abrasive surface. The pastels can definitely be wetted to reform a point or a completely new shape.
@jessicabroad8480 I meant to say, thanks SO much for this.
whap happened (white firing ball clay) ?
Very helpful, thank you. Btw, are you speaking with a mask on?
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed. You mention Flint Silica. When poking around different retailers, they say flint is equivalent to 200 mesh silica. I have a 325 mesh silica- can I use that as a substitute, or does it need to be the larger grain? Thank you!
Flint and silica are 2 different names for the same thing. Your 325 mesh silica should work perfectly. You definitely don't want a larger size.
@@jessicabroad8480 Awesome! Thank you!
Wow, such a well informed tutorial; thank you. I only wish you were still producing content, sad face. I jumped onto your website, and your Into the Woods looks absolutely magical; I'm so curious about that process.
What kind of transparency
The transparency I am using in the video was purchased at Staples. It was printed on my ink jet printer. That is why I am layering 2 transparencies, since ink jet prints are not very opaque. I would recommend a laser printed transparency if you can.
You painted your nails!
Once a year I get festive. It lasts a week or so and then is gone.
Hi, first of all thank you for sharing your precious recipe. You re the best🌟 Is this white firing ball you mean greenware recycle clay? And is that clay slipcasting clay or vacuumed clay? Thank you very much again🙏🎈
Ball Clay is something you purchase in a powdered form. Ball clays or plastic clays are fine grained, highly plastic sedimentary clays, which fire to a light or near white colour. I use OM4 ball clay from Kentucky in this video.
hola que le colocas primero? aceite? o algo parecido
What Donna said. I just purchased a kit with two screens as I also have used my Cricut and had great success for clay screens but fine detail is absolutely a limitation. Lovely tutorial. Hope you keep making videos.
Thank you
Thank you Jessica, I have been looking at this product for a few years to make stencils for my glass and pottery. I purchased a cricut Maker 3 thinking it would do the same thing. Because one must manually weed cricut stencils fine detail is a challenge. I used your link to purchase a mini starter kit and am looking forward to experimenting . It reminds me of my old black and white darkroom days another lifetime ago. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)
My pleasure 😊
Beautiful artwork from you ! You're very talented Jessica ✨ , can't wait to see more of your works! See yah on my side 🤗
Thank you so much 😀
can you please make a video how to make a brushable undeglaze
Anybody have any luck with the addition of the wax and oil to the mix? Thanks
Can I add sodium sillicate to make underglazed pencils? i read it on a blog that I need to add sodium silicate? Or it will be fine or better without it? Thankyou for your videos💙
They work just fine without the sodium silicate, but I doubt it would hurt to add it. If you make them with the sodium silicate I would love to know how they turn out.
Thank you so much for sharing. I am so grateful. I am going to give it a try.
You are so welcome!
Can we add oil and wax resist to the unfired ones to draw on bisquied pieces…?.like potter Katharina Klug whoes work İ like very much? Thanks again.
Yes you can. This is a recipe from Robin Hopper and he mentions doing this. I experimented with wax resist, didn't like the results. I also tried beeswax and linseed oil with better results.
Yes you can. I still haven't worked out the perfect proportions for that. I tried both wax resist and a mixture of beeswax and linseed oil that I poured into drinking straws to form crayons. Neither was very satisfactory. If you come up with a good mix I would love to know it.
Thank you so much.🥰🤗🙏been looking so much to find the receipe forvthis also making it. Your affords are appreciated so much. Just wanted tomlet you know my thanks from Turkey, Bodrum🇹🇷
Simply awesome! I want to try making these in the near future. You did such a fine job explaining the process.
Great video. Thanks!
Very helpful! 😊
Hey kuddos for the effort put into this... very grateful for the information as well, keep it up!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Do you use oxides or pigments to color?
hello, is your kiln an electric one ? because i wander if the wax is bad for electric kilns ?
Yay Jessica! Now we need a part two of you in your studio.
Hi. Will this technique work if my clay has some grog in it? Or will the grog cause chipping? All of our clay bodies have some grog in them except porcelain which I do not work with. Thank you very much.
I have used it on clay with more grog. It doesn't chip, but it is harder to control where your lines are going. My solution has been to apply a base layer of slip or underglaze before I apply the wax. Since I am not carving very deep this gives a smoother surface. If you want to keep the color of the clay body you could always make yourself a slip from that clay body and run it through a sieve to get rid of the grog.
Sooo pretty!!!!
Sooo pretty!!!!
Very interesting. I been making molds for years, and i sure did learn a lot from watching this.
I would like to mold a dog sculpture but it has wire armatures inside it. I cannot cut it like the way you do. Can you give some other suggestions?
How to: Cover a leather hard piece with wax resist. This technique only works well on leather hard clay, too wet and the wax takes too long to dry, plus you risk squishing your piece, too dry and the wax will flake off as you are drawing. In the video I am using Forbes wax which I find to be the easiest to work with for this technique. It dries fast and is slick, not sticky when it dries. I have also used Mobile Acer wax, but I find this too sticky to work with happily. Once the wax is dry use a sharp tool to incise your design. In the video I am using a needle tool because it creates the line width I wanted for this particular drawing. I have used many different tools depending on what line weight I want, from an X-acto knife to a nut pick. Anything that will smoothly cut through the wax will work. Make sure you have cut all the way through the wax or you will lose that part of your drawing. Once you are done cutting, coat the piece in the color of slip/ underglaze you want to use. It will bead up on the wax. As soon as you are done painting you can wipe it off easily. I find it easier to wipe off when it is still wet, but you can leave it there indefinitely and it will still come off with a damp sponge. If you want a multi-colored drawing all you need to do is re-coat the piece with wax, and then follow the same steps you did the first time. There is probably a limit to how many layers you can do and still be able to easily cut through the wax. It will get thicker with each layer. The most I have done is 5, and I had no problems with that whatsoever.
hi, What did you apply to base for resist ?
I can't begin to thank you enough for this video. I am currently taking a makeup course, and am reading about "slip casting" I'm a visual learner with some experience in sculpture, and ceramics, so it was super easy for me to translate this information to prosthetics! Thanks again
hi I was wonder what kind of clay are you using for the blocking to make the mold and where do you get it...thanks