Recently my sister in law and my niece, Flossie, kindly took me to a porcelain painting class as a birthday present. I had a fantastic time and made this wine cooler for my husband. Now that I've given it to him, I can upload it. I wasn't sure if stamping would work, and in fact once it had been fired in the kiln, the ink disappeared, which gave a nice subtle effect, but unfortunately means the owl's eyes are less defined. But I will know next time, and would love to go again.
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Rubber Stamping on Porcelain
Recently my sister in law and my niece, Flossie, kindly took me to a porcelain painting class as a birthday present. I had a fantastic time and made this wine cooler for my husband. Now that I've given it to him, I can upload it. I wasn't sure if stamping would work, and in fact once it had been fired in the kiln, the ink disappeared, which gave a nice subtle effect, but unfortunately means the owl's eyes are less defined. But I will know next time, and would love to go again.
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Wow - years ago I did painting on China and Porcelain, and used to have to mix the powdered paints with all sorts of oils before painting, then firing - things have surely changed over the years - so pleased you have started a blog - and looking forward to seeing your work.
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