Hanna Lühl on Instagram: "Quite a few of you asked me how I make my Christmas balls and which mold I use. Here you can see the whole messy process from start to finish. I use liquid porcelain and ceramic molds from @keramik_kraft . . . . . . #slipcastingprocess #ceramicmold #porcelainchristmasbaubles #christmasbaubles #potteryforall #CREmerging #ihavethisthingwithceramics #loveinpottery #ceramicsmagazine @insta_pottery #instapottery # @pottery_videos #potteryvideos #ceramicsblogvideo…

Our pieces are brought to life through molding. Today, we talk about the art of molding and the different kind of ceramic molds that we need.

SlipCasting: This is a step by step tutorial on how to slip cast. Slip casting can be useful for making multiples of one object and to make casts that are hollow on the inside. This tutorial is demonstrating how to slip cast porcelain in an already existing plas…

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3D Printing a Mold for a Slipcasting Mold: I have always loved the 3D model of the 'Vaas met oor' (Cup with ear) by Joris Van Tubergen. A couple of years ago I did my first attempt to make ceramic cups of the model. I succeeded and love drinking my coffee from these cups. Recently I wanted t…

base ceramics on Instagram: "Making a new piece from scratch!✨These are weeks of work summarized in 30 seconds so you can see how a new shape starts from a prototype, turns into a mold, gets casted and then transforms into a new piece!✨ I still need to wait for it to dry to fire it and see the results… many things can happen in the meantime…will it work?!? 🤞🤞🤞 #moldmaking #slipcasting #handmadeceramics #handmadepottery #ceramicstudio #potterystudio #ceramictableware"

ClareUngerCeramics on Instagram: "Slab building with soft slabs requires some kind of mold/structure to support the form while it’s being made. Here I’m making a hump mold from a plastic bowl that I like the shape of. I had to modify it slightly as I wanted the mold to have a curved base and so I used an existing piece of bisqued clay ( from a broken mold that I had in my studio) to do this. In an upcoming reel I’ll show how I make a bowl (like the one shown at the end of the reel) from this…

Today we explain how the slip casting of ceramics works. If you are interested in ceramics production, come and learn with us.