Thank you for that Simon,
finally a glaze that I can mix up and use my self.
thanks
liamg1995 3 years ago
Hello there Simon,
could I use that ash glaze on an already bisque fired pot? If so is it a cone ten glaze?
Thank you
Liam.
Hi - Usually this for a raw glaze application ,but I think it would work perfectly OK over a bisqued pot as well.
Yes it is a cone 10 / reduction glaze. SL
sleachpots 3 years ago
That's nice. It's good to see pieces with texture rather than solid plain bodies.
RenosmashDozer 3 years ago
Looking good, thanks for sharing - I think it might look nice black fired, even pit or saggar fired
The lines almost have an african feel - I agree with the idea of people letting go and being free in their decoration, trying new things
enslaver 3 years ago
Your work is very pleasing to the eye. Instead of all those scratch marks, I prefer to see sun flowers the length of the vase. Nice an bold.
EmCSpiteri 3 years ago
Thank you for that Simon,
finally a glaze that I can mix up and use my self.
thanks
liamg1995 3 years ago
Hello there Simon,
could I use that ash glaze on an already bisque fired pot? If so is it a cone ten glaze?
Thank you
Liam.
liamg1995 3 years ago
Hi - Usually this for a raw glaze application ,but I think it would work perfectly OK over a bisqued pot as well.
Yes it is a cone 10 / reduction glaze. SL
sleachpots 3 years ago
That's nice. It's good to see pieces with texture rather than solid plain bodies.
RenosmashDozer 3 years ago
Looking good, thanks for sharing - I think it might look nice black fired, even pit or saggar fired
The lines almost have an african feel - I agree with the idea of people letting go and being free in their decoration, trying new things
enslaver 3 years ago
Your work is very pleasing to the eye. Instead of all those scratch marks, I prefer to see sun flowers the length of the vase. Nice an bold.
EmCSpiteri 3 years ago