This afternoon I started on my shellac Wash back design - I'll let them dry again and do some more later...
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| I am using Keanes Porcelain - drew the design on with pencil then coated with Shellac and left it to dry over night |
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| Here you can see the difference between the washed one in front and the untouched one at the back |
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4 comments:
That is a technique I'd like to try, looking forward to seeing the finished pots.
thanks Annie.
I going to a demonstration on this technique at the Port Hacking Potters meeting tonight so I'm hoping to get some more clues :^)
recently did something similar using water resistant wood glue.
Does the Shelac do anything other tahn resist being wiped off?
Hi Cazz
I guess one of the advantages of shellac is that being brown it is easy to see where you are putting it on white clay. I have heard of people even using nail polish!!
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