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Winter wood over Teal Drift | glazeshare

Winter wood over Teal Drift

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I think I put one too many layers of the teal drift and the runs got too much :(

CCS Speckled Clay Cone 6 Stoneware

Clay Body

Name: Tucker's Pottery Cone 6 Stoneware CCS Speckled Clay Cone 6 Stoneware

Cone Specification: 6, 5

Colors: brown, red

PG-42 Teal Drift

Missing one or more glazes

First Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PG) Phase Glaze PG-42 Teal Drift

Application Method: Brush

Two thick layers halfway up and full inside

PG-42 Teal Drift

Missing one or more glazes

Second Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PG) Phase Glaze PG-42 Teal Drift

Application Method: Brush

Two thick layers halfway up and full inside

SW155 Winter Wood

Missing one or more glazes

Third Layer

Glaze: Mayco Stoneware SW155 Winter Wood

Application Method: Brush

Two thick layers halfway up and full inside

SW155 Winter Wood

Missing one or more glazes

Fourth Layer

Glaze: Mayco Stoneware SW155 Winter Wood

Application Method: Brush

Two thick layers halfway up and full inside

PG-42 Teal Drift

Missing one or more glazes

Fifth Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PG) Phase Glaze PG-42 Teal Drift

Application Method: Brush

One last thick coat and medium skutt conefire mode with 20 min drop hold to 1900f

Firing after Fifth Layer

Firing Type: Electric

Cone: 6