What could have happened? I fired it at 1050 and nothing happened, the red color remained. I painted it again and fired it at 1250... but this is the result: sandy (maybe I contaminated the brush with Lava paint... but it seems strange that it didn't vitrify). Does anyone know if it could have been burned from firing it twice? Even after glazing it a second time?
Does anyone know glaze combos that would look like this?
Same glaze, different thicknesses. Obsessed with the movement on this one but not yet sure if it’ll be food safe.
This is an adapted version of Old Forge’s First Five glossy base — adjusted for the chemistry of German materials — with rutile and iron!
Im making an animal crossing candle holder thing. Does anyone have any suggestions for glazes? Show i do undervalue on the greenware then do a clear glaze?
Looking for any leads on making a pink glaze in cone 10 reduction. Chrome tin does not work due to the reduction. I had made a wonderful purple that worked before I helped adjust to doing a stronger heavy reduction (working so wonderfully for the oil spots). But I can’t seem to find anything on the internet about non chrome tin pink for cone 10. I heard pink mason stains burn out but I haven’t tried them yet. I do have a pink underglaze that works but it is so prone to crawling and peeling.
i got their oxblood glaze and was super excited to use it but it came out a pale white. i assumed i didnt use a thick enough coat so i tried again and i had the exact same problem. what am i doing wrong? do i need to use it on a textured piece? i was reallyyy psyched for this glaze:(
Hey glaze nerds
Have a recipe for a celadon that calls for 6% Tennessee ball clay but have om 4 ball clay.
Anyone have experience w converting one to the other? Suggestions besides make multiple tests w varied % ?