Over the holiday break I glazed some plates I had thrown the week before. I used my
tape resist method. I sprayed on mostly one glaze, c
amel, I think with the tape resist lines in place.
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glaze sprayed on tape resist |
Then I peeled off the tape and sprayed on clear glaze to coat the white spaces.
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clear glaze sprayed after tape was removed |
On one plate I dripped another color of glaze while the tape was in place. I use a dripping method a lot in the studio at YVCC to mix colors.
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drips of a second color of glaze |
I gave a couple of the plates as gifts and, like
with the small pots, didn't take good pictures because I was sick. I also have one left to fire, since I ran out of room in my small kiln.
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glazed work after firing (gifts) |
The rest turned out fairly well. The one with the drip has a tiny bit of
kiln wash or something on the top. I'll have to try to load next time when I'm feeling better so I can be more careful.
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the dripped plate with the kiln wash mistake |
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