Shared more..hope to be making more videos soon.thanks for your comment!xx

I have posted a glazing video for this technique..hope you like it, if you have any more questions please ask away.xx

Thank you!! Your words are very appreciated.. I mix the wax myself, just using different combinations of oxides.. they create a lovely metallic finish to them.. but you could use any colour, doesnt have to be black. You can also use a stain mixed in with the wax, it works well, but you need quite a lot of it to get a dark finish, and the result is much more flat. Depends what finish you are after..😊 hope this helps..xx

@@juliamugnaiceramics6352 I was thinking that we should use some kind of vegetable oil not wax.

Would love to know if you have tried and if it has worked...xx

Hi!!! 😀 thank you so much for your comment! I actually just buy these squeezy bottles from Amazon...I've never found them elsewhere around where I live..I will send you a picture so you can try and find them somewhere...if you look online, just google "squeezy bottles with metal nozzle"... Hope this helps! However if you cant find them straight away, I also posted a video not so long ago, the same technique but using a paintbrush...it works really well too. Some people find it easier to start with..🙂

I apologise, I cant seem to add the photo on here...😔

Do you mean the little plastic bottles? And thank you!!😊

@@juliamugnaiceramics6352 yes! I meant what you had inside that plastic bottle as a compound for the Cuerda Seca

Yes, of course, and you can make different colours by mixing white wax resist with any colour stain...😊

I mix my wax with oxides, like cobalt, copper and manganese...

Hi!! I buy plain liquid wax that you can get from any pottery supplier. I then add my pigments. You can use any oxide or even underglaze if you wanted. I prefer oxides, and I normally use a mix of cobalt oxide,coppper oxide and manganese dioxide. But if you want pure black then use black iron oxide. The mix is approx 1 part of cobalt, 2 parts copper and 2 parts manganese and after adding water to make it into a paste, you add the same amount of wax again... but trial and error will get you the exact finish you want. Hope this helps.xx

Hi!! I buy plain liquid wax that you can get from any pottery supplier. I then add my pigments. You can use any oxide or even underglaze if you wanted. I prefer oxides, and I normally use a mix of cobalt oxide,coppper oxide and manganese dioxide. But if you want pure black then use black iron oxide. The mix is approx 1 part of cobalt, 2 parts copper and 2 parts manganese and after adding water to make it into a paste, you add the same amount of wax again... but trial and error will get you the exact finish you want. Hope this helps.xx