Glazing Pottery with an Air Compressor - Experimental @JustinsMakery
Glazing Pottery with an Air Compressor - Experimental  @JustinsMakery
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I got this idea stuck in my head about blowing glazes around on a pot to get a tie-dye effect. Similar to how paint or ink floating on water can be manipulated.

I decided to add sodium silicate to a white glaze and then tried using compressed air to blow colored glazes around on top. I also did a second experiment by blowing a stream of glaze onto a rotating pot.

What do you think? Were they all fails? Let me know if you have any ideas or experience trying something like this.

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