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Hi! They get a bit smaller. How much... will depend on the shrinkage percentage of the specific clay you use

Hi! Thank you! ♥In order to fire pieces that have been glazed on both sides you need a support to hang them inside the kiln... so that they do not touch the shelves! A tower with wires that withstand high temperatures (from which you hang the pieces.) I'll try to upload images of my support in the community section!

@@UmiCeramics Thank you so very much!!! ❤️

Thank you for your beautiful words ♥

@@UmiCeramics hola primero darte las gracias por tan hermoso trabajo es realmente inspirador , podrías poner por favor todo el material con sus nombres , al estar en España , no se si aquí los pueda conseguir y poder hacer casero en famila lo mismo que has escho tu ; un fuerte abrazo y sigue adelante 🙏

Hi! Yes, it is canvas

haha yes! 🥲

What is the gold lustre called, please?

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Hi! Thank you! I think the most necessary tools are: a wood rolling pin, a cutter, a needle tool, sponges, ribbon tools, and I use spatulas for almost everything! brushes, and maybe wood modeling tools... it depends on what type of pieces you want to make. (I'm using a canon camera, model t6i)

@@UmiCeramics thanks 💕

Hi! The way in which I fire gold luster is as follows: -I increase the temperature 4 degrees per minute until it reaches 750 degrees (final temperature depends on which brand of luster you are using) -then do a 15 minute "plateau". About 3 and a half hours... You can apply one layer, neither too thin (it will look purple) nor too thick (it could crack)

Thank you ♥♥♥♥! It depends where you are but most ceramics supply stores sell gold luster! Or you can buy it on internet, "Duncan" and "Prodesco" manufacture very good quality lusters

@@UmiCeramics thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

Hola @Umiceramics. Hermosas tus pequeñas joyas. Me podrías por favor enseñar cómo las colocas en el horno al estar esmaltadas de ambos lados? No se pegan? Gracias. Me ayudarías mucho.

Thank you! ♥This clay needs to be fired at 1180°. For this type of ornaments I recommend medium or high temperature clay, so that they do not break easily

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Thank you! ♥ To be able to glaze pieces on both sides you need a support to hang them inside the kiln. There are many types of supports... but in general they all consist of a tower with wires that can withstand high temperatures without bending, from which you hang your pieces (through the holes you made them previously). In my case I use nikron wire! I hope my answer is helpful

Hi, I use a kiln for high temperature, made with refractory bricks

Also you mentioned in one of your videos thatyou would give the recipe for this clay.... Are you gonna do that anytime later?

Hi! As these pieces are very thin... I recommend you using stoneware or, even better, porcelain. Or you can use a low temperature clay but making the ornaments thicker. In this video I used stoneware formulated for mid temperature, the stoneware formula I showed how to make in a previous video can work perfectly!

@@UmiCeramics Thank you so much for your advice....I would look into it

Hi, yes, they've been in the kiln, three times

@@UmiCeramics why you put them in the kiln 3 times?

@@aniballopes7 The first firing is to bisque the piece, the second one is for the glaze, and the third firing is necessary for the luster to adhere to the glaze

@@UmiCeramics sooey many questions but I want stay in ceramic, ando I'm portugueses sorry my English

@@aniballopes7 Oh no don't worry, I'm from Argentina, I try to express myself in English the best I can too