So people always ask me how I do this. This time I took some pictures at each stage. Each piece of china is painted and fired in a kiln to a temperature of 1800 degrees multiple times. Here's some pictures of how it progresses:
Inspiration Piece

Blank china:

First Fire:

Third Fire and Final Product:

1 comment:
Joann, I am in love with your China painting! Do you have a kiln that you fire it in at your home? How cool is that!!!!
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