Can You Refire Already Glazed Pottery? YES!!!

Can you re-fire pottery that has already been glazed and fired? The short answer is YES! I get this question so much, you guys and it is totally possible there are just a few things you'll need to do to make it work.
Obviously some clay and glaze wont respond as well to a refire (earthenware I'm looking at you😉) but I always think that if you aren't happy with your initial results what have you go to lose?
*Always use Kiln Cookies when re-firing pots as this will protect your kiln shelves from any accidental drips. I show you how to make Kiln Cookies in this Pottery Club tutorial: shorturl.at/gnqA0
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[@brahkoko]

I liked the way they looked with the crawl! Looks like an old village in Mexico.

[@Brick001]

What is the process to refire broken pottery? Do you recommend liquid or a more formable clay?

[@meganm4076]

What is that first blue glaze?! The colour is gorgeous!

[@KaraLeighFordCeramics]

It's Yoders Blue

[@graeme1528]

Can't you dip the piece into the glaze?

[@micheledickey4066]

You don’t have to heat the pot up before glazing. Just fyi.

[@marijaradman3612]

Yes you do if you want to be sure that the new layer of glaze would stick

[@micheledickey4066]

@@marijaradman3612 Try a pot without heating it up first. It will stick just fine.