Glaze before and after it’s fired

[@timclark4931]

Every test tile looks incredible!

[@trixmagosara3923]

That look amazing colour ohhh looking forward to see the finish product

[@nickacoutin2505]

I’ve had hard times remembering what glaze is what because like you showed the colors look different when fried.

[@empresssk]

But I love the pink as is! Cool process either way

[@Yargenshmoler]

Haha all this time I thought the bubbles were an issue

[@LiliLotus3]

Same here!

[@sentan0506]

useful thank❤

[@prismaticlightpods6698]

What's the difference between an underglaze vs this coloured glaze? And is an underglaze necessary? Also, are both types applied to the inside of the mugs?

[@revelcw]

An underglaze is typically just colored slip, and its not necessarily. Generally underglaze is used for handbuilt peices so that you can paint on different colors in different places, but for mugs etc, using a colored dip glaze looks cooler and is faster

[@tanyaroxane5560]

How many hrs of fire and under what temperature did you fire it?

[@Eliisliving]

I'm starting with pottery, where or which brand are these colour glazes from?

[@HelmetVanga]

if you want just white or ivory color what kind of glaze should you use?

[@Ashkatchit]

Everything looks better glazed

[@blackmcbain3145]

No Diddy

[@summerraintoomey]

Do u make ur own glazes?

[@tomsriver2838]

⏸️

[@DirtyGirlCharlie]

I friggin love this