I don’t usually do true start-to-finish tutorials (mostly because time… and also because my kiln is small and I’m frugal, so I try to make every single kiln load count). But in this video I finally take you through my confetti glazing process from beginning to end, because I got sick between uploads and ended up with the time to actually finish one full project in one go. I walk you through how I build up that colourful, abstract “confetti” look and how I plan pieces so they can be fired together efficiently. This is the kind of technique that looks super playful, but it’s also a really easy way to get bold results without needing perfectly painted details—especially if you’re craving colour after a long winter (hi, rural Canada). The big takeaway is that confetti glazing is fun, flexible, and totally worth adding to your rotation—I already know it’s going to be a staple for my spring items, and it’s sparked a bunch of other abstract design ideas I want to test next.