Glazing is MY Art
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The Art of Glazing is where the magic begins. Many of my unique one-of-a-kind pieces are award winning.
Glazing is My Art Stage 3 - Glazing the bisqueware by either brushing on the glaze or by dipping the piece in a bucket of glaze. Stage 4 - Placing the piece in the kiln where the heat takes control. The piece is fired for a 2nd time to Cone 6, *2100 degrees, becoming Stoneware. Each firing adds at least two production days, one for firing and one for cooling. The stoneware is fired to such a high temperature, each piece is extremely durable. It is food safe, oven safe and dishwasher safe. I use only lead-free glazes, the clay is certified 100% non-toxic and is made from raw materials from here in the USA. |
Unfired Glazed Pieces
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There are many factors that influence the success of a good glaze.
I have grouped my recipes by their different clay bodies.
Below are the corresponding glaze combo I like to use with each color of Clay.
- Matching the clay with the right glaze and correct firing temp.
- Applying even coats of Glaze.
- Choosing the right Clay Body, it also affects the color of the Glaze.
I have grouped my recipes by their different clay bodies.
Below are the corresponding glaze combo I like to use with each color of Clay.
My stoneware ART is created to inspire HOPE & JOY for everyday living.
Speckled Brown Clay Body #112
Speckled Brown Clay Body #112
- Speedball Red/2 Blue Glaze Combo
- Robin's Egg Blue & Navy Blue Glaze Combo
- Green & Navy Blue Glaze Combo
- 2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo
- Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo
- FireBrick Red & Robins Egg Blue Glaze Combo
- Tourmaline & CopperHead Dip Glaze Combo
- Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo
- 2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo
- CopperHead Dip & Indigo Blue Glaze Combo
- 2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo
- Tourmaline & CopperHead Dip Glaze Combo
- Robin's Egg Blue & Navy Blue Glaze Combo
