Glazing ceramic with milk 

Thank you 😊

I use different milk before. You can experiment with yogurt and kefir and get different color. Try and have fun

butter and sugar caramel in the surface...

@@hrcpaiva at bisque temps all the organics like sugar and fats would be completely burned out. I can understand they would leave behind some carbon (colour) so is that what's happening? It just looks like there is more going on there than just carbon.

@@zhookeeper is a bisque "milked" and heated at 350°C. this is the fact.

@@hrcpaiva thank you, that makes sense at that low temp. It's a really great decorative finish. Looks beautiful.

Thx a lot for the info. Are these porcelain or stoneware?

Wow! Newer think about glazed with olive oil. Can’t wait to try it

Thank you. I use to live in Ukraine (30 years ago 😊)

@@ladybuglady100 Народ Украиньй - братский Болгаров.

It’s not work like that,the color will burn off. ☺️

I fire them first time cone 04 1060 C (1940F) second firing 660 just for color/ smoke lock in the clay

You can use it outdoor and it food safe

Yes, it is safe to drink. Don’t put it in dishwasher. If you see any discoloration, put it in oven for 30 min. 300F

​@@ladybuglady100 when i washed it, the black in the bottom came off... did i ruin it!?.... Thank you so much for writing me back!!

I can explain over phone if you want ( it is difficult for me to write everything down because English not my first language) 1-6094584315

You have to glaze inside first and fire it and then milk glaze outside and fire to 660 -700

Sorry, I used my old kiln. I never used ventilated kiln before… I hope you can find information about it somewhere else

I tried sour milk and it gave me interesting texture, but I didn’t take pictures of it, the figurine was solid the next day. Have to try it again 🤗

Yes. I freeze mine

I didn’t try milk glazed ceramic with bisque fired 1250C. But you can experiment any see what works best

The temperature cannot be higher than F700 (370 c). Milk will burn out

@@ladybuglady100 would it help your glazing if you use different milks? Like there is thing, you can put the milk in the freezer and do 'fractionally distlling' and melt off the fats, sugars and proteins and the watermilk will be the last to unfreeze as it thaws. You just take a gallon of whole milk freeze it and the turn it upside down and let it thaw into a mason jar or something until at about the half way point you stop , now you have separated most of the fats solids and sugars from the water(still froze in the jug), that creamier less watery milk might be good for glazing, oh also what about goats milk, or like colustrum that super healthy milk from the first few days after the goat has its baby, lol glaze a little goat figure with colostrum milk.... you won't

I don’t try this. I know if temperature too high, milk glaze will burn off.

@@ladybuglady100 at normal temperature though?

Thank you. I may try to make seal ocarina I like the idea 💡☺️

I use half and half and whole milk( any milk will be ok) .yes, it is works with white and red clay )

Bisque

I used porcelain P5 and recycle clay. I think any clay will be good for milk glazing. After i dip figurines in milk, I wipe it off the places where it touches the kiln surface

@@ladybuglady100 Thank you so much ! Love your video !

Yes

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Just milk will work fine

@@ladybuglady100 do you mean when I make glaze,with milk and sugar it will work?

@@sathsaraperis9441 yes. You will have little bit different shade of brown color

I use Bella’s blend

@@ladybuglady100we don’t know in America what is Bella’s blend. What temperature that clay fires?🤗

It’s worked for red, white and mixed clay I use. Red clay get little bit darker color

What color is your clay when you fire it?

@@ladybuglady100 dark orange

@@ladybuglady100 other one is grey colour

Yes, it’ll works 👍

No problem. Glad you like it

320 -350 c. Thank you for comment

Andrea De Paoli, quasi quasi tento nel forno di casa LOL.

@@vulcanswork magari con una buona cappa e un ottima maschera 😅😷

Yes

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