How to Use Sodium Silicate to Create Crackled Texture on Pottery Surfaces 

Great video, we did this in my adult ed class today, my tutor showed the technique and as I'd just thrown a small vase, she asked if I could do it to, we added slip first, dried it, added the sodium silicone, dried that, then I cut some lines using a needle tool and added and dried another layer, the slowly stretched it out. For a first attempt, ,I was really pleased, gentlemen thankyou for sharing😊

Loved watching this video so much that I didn't want it to end!

Excelente video muchas gracias por sus lecciones.

Aloha from Hawaii! This is one of your old students watching again. Entertaining as usual. Cyndy U.

FANTÁSTICO Gorgeous! Obrigada por compartilhar a técnica !

Fantastico! Magia! E il tuo racconto..bellissimo!!

Thanks so much! This is a new medium for me and am really excited about getting my hands dirty!

Thanks, wonderful info! I feel inspired,...I have to try this!

great tutorial!

Wow...that was super cool

Wow........thank you

Could you mix the sodium silicate with underglaze, apply it then stretch out vase???

Does we use sodium silicate in slip while we do slip casting work. And how much quantity should be use how to judge it??

What about porcelain? What do you think about using porcelain and the coloring method of this ?

What clay body are y'all using in this video? I'm having a difficult time finding a good clay that will stand up to this process.

maravilloso!!

was this the VHS copy 240p

I wish this video was in at least 720p. :(

nice I can't think of a nicer way to spend time than with an ol' buddy chewing the fat and throwing down some great shapes. Then again I am getting on a bit funny how things change.

Team spirit or in an army unit , the morale of the corp.

6:13 lol

Published 2016, filmed with a 1990's camera flip phone, uploaded on dialup Love this technique of pottery but seriously, this videos sucks balls in visual quality

quality so bad I can't even watch