Glazing is a crucial step in the ceramic-making process, adding color, texture, and a protective layer to your pottery. However, applying glazes can be tricky, especially for beginners. Here are our five tips to help you achieve good glazing results: 1. Prepare Your...
What are Bristol Glazes? Bristol glazes are a type of glaze used on ceramics that can be fired at lower temperatures (around cone 6) compared to traditional glazes (cone 10). They achieve this by utilizing a specific chemical reaction between zinc and calcium. How...
Test Tile with Glaze Applied Charge with light source Final Result Introduction Have you ever dreamed of creating pottery that glows in the dark? It’s not as magical as it sounds, but it’s definitely achievable with the right glaze recipe and firing...
Debunking the Myth: Clay and Crystalline Glazes A common misconception among potters is that clay is incompatible with crystalline glazes. Many believe that the presence of clay will hinder the formation of crystals, leading to dull, lifeless glazes. However, as...
This is our glossary to help provide a foundation for beginners looking to understand glaze and clay chemistry terms. By familiarizing yourself with these terms, you can navigate the world of pottery with greater confidence. Glaze Chemistry Terms Batch: A mixture of...
What to Expect in Crystal Ball, Ceramic Materials Workshop’s crystalline focused glaze course Crystalline glazes, with their dazzling, shimmering surfaces, often seem like something out of a magical realm. But the truth is, these beautiful glazes are the result of a...
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