• Oct 16, 2025 the complete guide to mid range glazes glazing an including vibrant blues, greens, and browns. Finish: Typically glossy, but matte and satin finishes are also achievable. Durability: Strong enough for functional ware—glazed surfaces resist scratches and liquids. Versatility: Suitable for a variety of clay bodies and By Kane Robel
• Apr 30, 2026 glazes cone 6 1240 c 2264 f 1240 degrees c 2264 de nd aesthetic appeal suitable for everyday use. What safety considerations should I keep in mind when firing glazes at 1240°C (2264°F)? Ensure proper ventilation to handle fumes, wear protective gear, and follow kiln safety protocols. Use tested recipes to avoid health hazards from toxic mat By Diane Hoeger
• Nov 30, 2025 crystalline glazes understanding the process and ructures. Color shifts: Depending on the glaze base and firing atmosphere, colors can shift, creating iridescent or metallic effects. Surface Texture: Crystals can be smooth, faceted, or jagged, affecting tactile qualities. Patterning: The distribution of crystals is By Ronnie Kozey
• May 3, 2026 ceramic glazes the complete handbook s? Ceramic glazes are liquid coatings applied to pottery surfaces before firing, which melt and fuse during the kiln process to form a glass-like surface. They serve both functional purposes—such as sealing por By Dangelo Dietrich
• Jun 16, 2026 ash glazes tters seeking organic, earthy finishes. By understanding their composition, application, and firing requirements, artists can harness the unique qualities of ash glazes to create distinctive and timeless ceramic pieces. Whether used in high-fire stoneware or low-fire ceramics, By Byron Roberts
