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In this video I test Amaco's River Birch by itself and with other glazes. These pieces were first bisque fired to cone 04 and my glaze firing is cone 6. Most...
A variety of matte pottery glazes based on the same ingredients but with different oxides, fired to cone 10
winter wood, raspberry mist, lavender mist
Coyote Shino over black
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This spooky spider Halloween mug is great for getting into Halloween. The mug is made of white clay with orange gloss glaze. I used black spiders transfers to add to the Halloween feeling. There is even a spider on the handle. Mug is 3.25 inches diameter at the rim and the base, with a taper down about an inch from the top. The handle makes it easy to control a mug this size. My husband keeps his in the fridge and uses it as a beer stein. No matter if you use it as a big coffee cup, a soup mug, or a beer stein this mug with its 14-ounce capacity is sure to please. I use mine for hot chocolate on cool October and November nights. The mug weighs 1 pound 3 ounces. I use zinc and lead-free glazes on my kitchen ware, so it is food, microwave and dishwasher safe. Spider Halloween Mug is handmade pottery mug, ceramic mug, hand painted mug, artist signed. MOLD POURED MUG. Clay is a very flexible material and thus can be watered down and poured into a form. Once the clay has cured, the mold can be opened leaving the object (in this case a tall mug). Once out of the mold, the pottery is finished to create a smooth finish. Once the item has been finished it is processed the same way any other piece of pottery. This mug is one of those purchased mold pieces. FIRING. I fire each piece at least twice. The first is called a bisque firing to remove most of the water, leaving it porous to absorb the glaze. After glazing it is fired to a higher temperature, about 2000F. I often use an underglaze to enhance texture or design, but some glazes will do that all by themselves. GLAZES. Methods of adding eye appeal are endless, beginning with the glaze. On mugs I always use lead and zinc free, dinnerware safe glazes. The end results are not always predictable because where the mug is placed in the kiln can effect its outcome. For example, the same glaze could look different if the mug was in a hotter area. And there are the literally thousands of colors and effects made possible by layering two or more glazes.
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