The Try Guys Try Pottery

I'm going to come to your house and fill it with olives. - There are a couple of ways to glaze, but I think one of the important things to know about glazing is that glazing is not paint, glazing is actually glass. - Oh. - And this is what makes your plate food safe. This is a small example of the test frosting. If you feel it, you can hear the surface of the glass a little. - Wait, ASMR Darling taught us how to do this, are you ready? (clicking) - Glazing is a chemical process that occurs and we mix silica, alumina, clay and different colorants, metals and earths, they heat it to 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and that is what causes it to melt and turn into glass.

This seems pretty solid. But then when you shake it... - Oh, it's flattening out. Oh my god, it's so runny! - It becomes liquid. - Oh! - And that's a little bit about how mixing frostings works. The colors you see here are this color here. - That? - No, it is not. - This looks green, but it turns out black. - Shut up. - That? - So we have a lot of different colors for you to choose from, and there are different techniques for glazing, and today we're going to go over three options. One is to paint the enamel.

You can brush in different ways, it's part of your personal creative expression. This is a great way to brush on the frosting. Take your brush to get as much polish as you can, then just swirl it around and then keep painting. You can use one of these green brushes and then take what's wax, we call it wax resist, because what it does is resist glaze, so wherever you paint green, you dip it, that area won't be glazed, because the wax resists the enamel. - With mine, I'm waxing the edge so it retains that beautiful natural color. -And I'm shaving my butt. - Well, I'm waxing my butt and taping part of the edge to get two tones.

My butt has been completely waxed. - The other technique is to immerse the bowl in the glaze cube. What can happen sometimes is that people press too hard and then break the bowl, so you have to be careful when dipping. - Shit. - Ariel really likes these types of light green colors, I just want a polish that is really pretty and simple. - With that shape, the immersion method is going to look great. It is a contemporary and simple way. The seafoam green color will stand out on your shelf. (brilliant music) - Wow, you made it to the end, that's great! - I did it? - You did it! - You can see it well? - Yes, he came to the end.

So in this area, what you're going to do is dip your finger back in, then touch it up, and then we're going to smooth it out with your fingers again. - Wow, that's really cool. You just dipped it in and it was super soft. - You did it! So the third option is raining. This is a really good technique for a really modern look, where you just have the inside of the bowl glazed, you just pour it in and roll it up a little bit. - Bring it around town! - And then... - Wow! - --you throw it away. - All the decorations that Maggie has, she loves, I think, like white and antique gray.

I like these two colors together. - And I think you have such a prominent rim on your bowl, that accentuating that rim could be a really good accent for that piece. So I would fill maybe as much frosting, yeah, and pour it right in the middle. - Wow, up to here? - Yes, good. Now I'm going to... - Turn. And don't worry if it leaks, we can clean it. - Oh, okay, great. Oh, this is definitely more than a second. - It definitely is. - Oh no! (laughs) - Get out of there! Oh, it's everywhere. - It's not a problem, you can remove it with a sponge. - It feels like a problem! - We'll get you a sponge and sponge it off. - Should I add more? - No. - Should I keep adding more? - Don't add more.

This is what you are going to do to delete the rest. So now you're good, you can turn it around. - Lower! You were so perfect once. I love this pot so much. I really care a lot. I have never put so much care and tender love into anything I have made. So let's say you want to make the inside and then the outside a different color. - You could do that. - Oh, wow. - That? - Are you just dipping it by hand? - I'm dipping it by hand. - Wow, she's crazy. - So for Valentine's Day, I bought some bowls here for my wife and I want to try to match the bowls I bought. - So that's the frosting you had in the bowl... - Yes. - coated with the white frosting.

You're going to do a double dip. - I'm doing a double bath! - Wow! - Wow! - Double charge! - So I taped where I want it to be white and I'm just going to pour a little bit into this. I'm really learning with the shape of the inside of my bowl which is not uniform. - But you are doing a very good job! - Thank you. I'll just pour it in and do the same thing on the outside. - Do the same. (humming) (choral music) - You're done with frosting one. (sigh) (choral music) - Oh my God. (gasp) Wow. - Excellent. - Oh God. - Guys, that's perfect! - That was so...

Oh, but I didn't understand... - Ah! - I didn't understand it inside! - We can do it. - My God, what a shame! - Or you can leave that edge exposed right there. - Do you think it will be hot? - I think so. In fact, I think it's a really beautiful design. - I did it! (clapping) Wow, that was scary. Because if you screw it up, it's over. - Then they will shoot them and then we will pick them up and see how we did. But in video time, it will be right now! - Here we are.

It's been baked, glazed, and baked again, like a top donut, a baked donut. I guess the donuts are fried. - It could be anything. It could be broken. It could have exploded and this is just a plastic container that says, Sorry, you tried. - I hope it's great, I hope I like it. But I also hope I've made something that Maggie likes. - In three, two, one. - Bol! OMG, it's beautiful! Oh my god, look at the bowl! This looks like the bowls I bought. - Wow, look at that! OMG, that looks amazing! Oh my God! - Wow, fuck yes!

Oh shit, wow! That's not what I expected at all. - Look at that part, huh? So I will always eat from the bowl like this. When you buy things like this, you buy art, you don't just buy a plate. - Look, it's brilliant! Tastes good. - I love this, but more importantly I think Maggie will love it. This is getting a prime location in my house. - You did this? I thought you were going to make something old and lumpy. This is really cute. - Looks professional. - Professional! I like it. - Hey, that looks good! - It looks good, right? - That looks like the bowl!

Hey, it looks good! - It looks pretty good, it's a little different. - Look, it's like the same thing! No, it's not! Look at it, good job! - Oh, Ned! That is beautiful! - Aw thanks! (gasp) Oh my god, I did it! I'm on the wall. (upbeat music) - Basically no good for anything except watching. I'm not putting olives in this damn bowl!