Muditis Pottery~Glaze Firing Kiln Opening Part 3 Video 39

I am loading Video 3 of 3. Video 1 has been uploaded again after I had taken it down because Youtube had asked me about copyrights to my video. While everything I put up on Youtube IS my own, I decided to take it down and get some permissions to use all names in my videos. I have done this and have written proof in case I get asked by Youtube again. So Youtube guys.. there is no way to contact you to discuss anything that I could find, so I am writing it here. If you need proof from the manufacturers, I have it! But thanks for being concerned about these things... I certainly don't want to do anything against copyrights!

Since I am such a glaze junky, I have about 5 different glaze manufacturers represented here. In these videos I am not representing necessarily how the company has said to use the glazes and make no representation of this there of. My videos are for the sole purpose of showing you what I have personally tried, whether successful or not. I will start using the companies Tec Support system in order to help me get these glazes to work better, instead of doing it all on my own thinking, since I found out who to call :) Thanks
Laguna Clay (Maker of Chun Red, Peacock) Coyote Clay,(Red/Gold, Snowy Plum, Shino, Gun Metal Green) Maycocolors (Tiger's Eye), Midwest Ceramics (Opulence Red Shimmer Glazes, Eggshell), Amaco- (Blue Rutile)
For all your support, and the Tec Support you are offering. I hope someday, I will produce the pieces you all will be proud of.
For now, I'm trying them all... cause, that's just how I ROLL... LOL.

Now for those customers viewing my video... If you see something from the kiln you like, please contact me on Etsy at
www.etsy.com/shop/muditispottery

OR Facebook
www.facebook.com/muditis.potteryandgifts

I normally sell pieces through Facebook before I can get them on to my Etsy site. Or you can message me here.

Lots of things happening here in my life... before long, I will be coming to you from the beautiful mountains of TN. So... stay tuned! Thanks to each of you for your support and for watching :)

Sonja Noskowiak
Muditis Pottery in South Carolina (for now)