This answers so many questions I had about the glazing process, how to get the different colored drips, etc. And Ryder is too cute! I love that he's already learned how to apparate, as that is an advanced skill!

This is a wonderful video. So informative, and thanks for showing the finished product of some of them! It is so important to show the results. Most videos skip that part. Thank you so much.

Can't wait to try your techniques tomorrow - I am a beginner so am really excited. Thank you! Great tutorial!

Glazing is a lot to do a tutorial on, but if all ceramic artists share a bit of their knowledge, rookies like my start to get an idea 😊 Thanks a lot! Your pottery looks fabulous!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! All of my High School students will watch this to learn how to glaze. This is exactly how I glaze. You saved me a bunch of work and time. Thanks again!

I searched for this video because I have this new found fascination with all things pottery, but more importantly, watching how creating people are with their glazing. 1 minute in, BOOM! MINNESOTA!! I actually gasped. I grew up in MN, now live in CA, but man oh man do I LOVE my home state. So happy I came across your video and I will most definitely be watching all the other ones you put out! MN pride baby!

What a gorgeous baby😘🤗🤗! Thanks for the glaze info, love those blues too😘👌🏻

How you do glaze works for me because that's the kind of glaze I most enjoy. My teacher just gave me permission to move beyond the seven colors available to the beginning class. This video is exactly what I need!

I had no ideal, bout glazing. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdoms. God bless you always ♡from texas

Thanks for your video on glazing. I do much of the same and try new things because that's the creative side of the craft. And when my kiln is on I go sailing, in Florida.

Can't wait to see the unloading! I've had success removing unwanted wax with a kitchen blow-torch. A few seconds with the torch just burns it away. No sanding required.

WOW! Beautiful pottery and amazing glazes you got my friend. Thank you!

Teaching Ryder how to apparate, LOL you must be a Harry Potter fan!

Loved this video ...and let me tell you why. First off, I don't know anything about pottery, I mean not even enough to be dangerous, and yet, I found your approach, enthusiasm and delivery awesome! You 100% have a gift for teaching others... helping build passion, creativity and excitement in pottery. Please, keep doing what you're doing you rock!

So i watch this video about 2 years ago i didn't understand it fully then.. now watching it again after actually doing some glazing. your video is totally awesome.

As a newbie I’d love a beginner underglaze tutorial! Love your videos!!!!!

This is a great teaching video. I'll certainly be trying these techniques. Thanks so much.

I love dripped glaze down the side of a pot. I love the depth of color it gives. I like blues , browns, gold , cream

You’re channel is incredible! I’ve been binging all night 💕 keep going please!

I love how you hold your children and show affection to them. It's important and so nice to see father's do this.

Such cozy mugs! :) a good cozy mug can bring so much happiness, especially in the colder months

You are just so peppy, it makes it easier to watch the whole video haha Thanks for showing your process!

When I get wax on where I don't want it, even after I glaze it, I just burn it off with my small propane torch. It doesn't harm the glaze, if I already glazed it. Then I glaze over that part w/o a problem. This way even after I glaze it I can see if there is an uneven stop I don't like and want to redo. Thank you JTP, I have learned a lot from you.

That beautiful boy it’s yours? Absoadorable🥰🥰🥰🥰. Great tips too!👍🏼👍🏼

Just wondering where you order your glazes from..I use Amaco glazes...if there is a cheaper option be nice to know where! I love your videos..so much fun and enthusiasm!!

There is a lot to glazing but you answered a lot of questions I had. It's very difficult to do an in depth glazing tutorial without feeling like your teaching a class lol

You're awesome, Jon.

I love it!!! From Buenos Aires, Argentina

Your pottery is always beautiful, love your glazing technique. How do you throw your mugs with such consistency? Do you use a jig? Would love to see a video on production tips.

Dude you rock! when i grow up i wanna be like you....wait...i dont wanna grow up...you still rock though....Danks for keepin it real!

I wanted to see how they looked when they came out!

Thanks so much for the Jon. It was very helpful.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience ❤

Love it! Can’t wait to see the kiln opening!!!

What continental clay glazes do you use for these combinations? trying to figure out what we want to do for our HS ceramics studio. thanks love your work and videos

Keep up the videos they are very good and inspiring.

Where did you find that extra long whisk? And thank you for all these great videos! ❤️

Do you ever use the glaze that has the Little Rock’s in it that explode when you fire it and it creates like a speckled look ?

So I took a very remedial class years ago and have forgotten it seems everything if my results are an example. I came across u and I think one of my problems it not using enough water.. but even before that after I wired my piece off and tried to put it on a bat it was too fragile to handle... I came across a wonderful European show called the great pottery throw down and they just wire it off and pick it up and put it into a bat. My pieces have to dry for some time before I can do that. I'm confused because I don't think I used enough waster to start with because I would make the weak and then added more water with the same results. It discovered after some videos that there are different kinds of clay.. I bought a 50lb block from Amazon...

Hi Jon ! I spent a few summers in Waconia during my college days. I was an art instructor at Camp Manikiki. I don't even know if it is still there. Thanks for your videos...very quick, easy to follow and informative. I spent years teaching art and now have my own studio (in my home). I do a lot of horse imagery in my glazing (Ukarydee Ceramics on facebook). My family owns and operates an Equestrian Campground in central Wisconsin so I sell a lot of my work our camper customers. Love your quick spontaneous way of glazing...need to go more in that direction. I don't have room in my studio for big buckets of glaze, though. I do a lot of spray glazing. I get up to Minnesota Clay once or twice a year. Would love to come visit you and your studio! I struggle with getting height in my work. Would love some pointers. MARY

Hey man, these glazes look amazing! Just wondering if the black glazes are food safe? Looks awesome on the inside, just curious about it!

Amazing!! Do you any alternative to do this texture using air dry clay? 🤩

Do you have to glaze them to be able to use them? Also (not sure if I already asked) can you use air dry clay?

The best video on KZfaq

could you show how you made the layer on the mug the one of the state raising up

Thanks for sharing! Any way I can see the finished results? :)

Thanks so much!! This is really helpful

i have a question is the glaze is powered after dry like when i hold pottery i find powered on my hand PS first time to do glaze

I would love to learn more about this glaze

Hey jon, i was wondering what kind of classes you've taken in college and or highschool. I'm about to be a senior in highschool, and was exploring the world of potters. I live in kalamazoo Michigan, and have been following your videos for quite sometime now so thank you for all the helpful tips. - Sincerely Anthony

Yo! I’m from Minnesota too! Minnesota Clay is the stuff my ceramics class uses!

I'm completely novice... took a intro to throwing class and today was our glazing session and our last session. Unfortunately, with so many students and only one teacher I didn't get a chance to get my questions answered. So here goes... How do you avoid or fix tong marks? and when I was layering my glazes they got "mucky" and smudged if touched-- did I not wait long enough for them to dry before moving on to the next layer? What if you complete botch the job and want to start over... Can you wash it off? Obviously the bisque clay would absorb water, so would you have to wait for it to completely dry? or would you refire it to bisque before reglazing? Thanks a bunch!! I definitely have enjoyed your videos so far :D I've already signed up for my next class at a different studio with a lower student/teacher ration and can't wait!!!!

Thanks to your videos I've become interested in pottery :) i already found a place in my city where I can learn some basics (though they don't use klin, unless you take private lessons ;/ ). But anyway. Since I cannot go there right now I've been searching or some nice glazes. I fallen in love with the one that you call "buttercream", who produce it? I cannot seem to find it at all :C

Very helpful 👌 Thank you!

Hi, JtP. Thanks for the vid. As a newbie, I’m wondering what kind of wax resist you use? Are there different waxes for different clay bodies and glazing cones?

Hello, kindly suggest me what kind of glaze should I be using for a simple plain white pot.

Thank you for your hands🤍🇸🇦

great video and talk through, thank you.

Great tips! I've learned a fair amount and I'm only half way thru the video. I have to ask tho, do u buy glazes that have a tendency to run in order to achieve the drips or do ur glazes just drip because u layer them on so thick?

Very helpful video, thank you

Thanks Jon!

I'd love a suggestion on 3-4 basic glazes for cone 6 oxidation for a beginner - a blue, an oatmeal, green, ?

Hi there im new the pottery what is the wax that u put on the bottom and where can i get some

I’m. Curious what kind of fan did you use I have a similar plan in my head when I set my kiln up soon in my basement. and what’s the other piping you have coming off of the box going too

Hello from Portugal :) thanks for showing how to do things. I m a beginner :) can you tell me what wax you use? thank you

I think you were training Ryder how to be a you tuber. Very funny. Awesomer. Love all these videos. Reviewing.

Jon - do you use a hydrometer when mixing your glazes?

Hey hunny, what are the colors of that bowl?

What a wonderful life waxing bottoms and squeezing clay

Hey Jon. What throwing wheel and wax do you use?

In your videos you speak about letting the glaze dry completely before you add the next glaze. I've been taught that you have to add the next layer when the first glaze is still wet (which is really stressful and difficult to do because the glaze dries so quickly). What I'd like to know is do you think it's because of the type of glaze we use in SA? Or maybe because of the type of clay? I use earthenware clay which fires at a lower temperature (1060 degrees for glaze firing), so obviously I have to use glaze which is made for earthenware firing temps. I'd love to do more layering of glazes but I struggle to do it quick enough. Also, I find glazing so frustrating and difficult because I often get drip like marks when I'm trying to get one even coat (dipping issues I'm sure) Do you have any tips or advice that can make the end product look more polished and consistent? Also, I've seen that when you handle your pottery when you add another layer, you handle it quite easily without the glaze "rubbing off" in areas where you have touched it. I find that often it rubs off so easily when I touch it after I've glazed and I end up with all these rough patches. A lot of questions, I know, but I'm hoping you may have some advice? Thanks,Pam

Fantastic instructions! I am so excited to help my daughter with her pottery!

if you got some normal paint then dried it and covered it in wax will it hvae the same texture as the glaze

Please help me, I have a trouble. I don't know , maybe my formula is wrong but my piece is not uniform when I inmerse it on the glaze. Is clean in different parts ( not wax). I hope you could answer. I admire you, your work is stunning!!

So, you glaze the pottery first then decorate then put it in the kiln?? Im totally a rookie and learning correctly would be cool

Well alright then, I am from Waconia also! That is super cool!

Hi what glaze have you used. Thank you

I glazed the inside of my pot but it was too thick so now it's all cracked! Haven't put it in the oven yet. Can I fix this? What can i do. Please help

Love it!! From Uruguay

as i dont really have an oven made for clay, also love this video and liked it also will subscribe

What kind of stamp did you use? Wood, metal, plastic?

Hey so normally they say on the instructions if it's given do 3 coats glazing we have to do that, but if I want 3 different colors on the top of my mug like how you did, I dip in each color just once? So color 1 dip once color 2 that's dip second color 3 third dip , does it work like that?

Thank you loving these videos learning lots

Thank you for doing this. Temperatures are really confusing me. Clay has a temperature and the glazes have temperatures. How do you figure out what clay to use and what glaze goes with that? Can you tell me what is a good universal clay and Glaze to start with? I have not bought a kiln yet but I’m looking for the right one and I don’t know enough about these temperature issues.

Do you bisque fire to cone 4? Is it necessary to bisque fire? Can you get same results in single fire to cone 6?

I think you can burn off all the wax resist, just put the pot in an oven for 30 minutes at 200 degree Celsius, let it cool down and then start over with the waxing. (I never tested this method).

hey- with the black glaze you add into your stamp- is it just a typical glaze or is it some sort of stainer/underglaze? it looks so thin.My students want to do this so...im trying to get it set up. You're awesome by the way. My students love you!

how long do you wait after you glazed to put the mug into the kiln?

would it work to dunk the bottom of the mug into the wax instead of painting it on?

after glazing, can i wait 3 days before burning or do i have to burn the same day i glaze?

what are you using to dip with? i need on of those. im a beginner.

what kind of clay do you use?

love❤ love❤ your pottery

Appreciate your videos Jon the Bradley Cooper potter

Thanks for the video... Just one this is not clear to me... What do I do with the wax after I have put the glaze? Do I have to wipe it off before burning in the kiln? Thanks man.

What's that air thing in the background?

Oh! That explains sooooooo much! I always wondered why, during High School, why I would choose a glaze with characteristic and depth; but when it would be fired those characteristics and depth wouldn't show up! Sadly, I do wish that my HS art teacher had allowed us to learn to throw on the wheel, which she reserved only for students who already knew how to do so!

I did glazing to before and I had to use wax on the bottom of my piece...we had to melt candles to wax the bottom of our pieces and or whatever was needed to be waxed...🙂🙂☺☺

As a beginner what colors would you recommend to start with.

Did you handbuild and then attach the Minnesota?