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The nose is underglazed using my community studio's pink underglaze, but I imagine Amaco's Velvet Underglazes would produce comparable results. Beyond this, since none of the glazes were layered, none of them moved or ran much and remained very stable.
The gnome design was inspired by the handbuilt gnomes that Hobble Creek Pottery makes. She has a tutorial on YouTube for anyone who would like to make their own.
Clay Body
Name: Kentucky Mudworks Mid Fire Tony Beaver
Cone Specification: 5, 6, 7
Colors: beige, cream
First Layer
Glaze: Amaco (C) Celadon C-10 Snow
Application Method: Brush
Mustache and Beard
Second Layer
Glaze: Amaco (C) Celadon C-10 Snow
Application Method: Brush
Mustache and Beard
Third Layer
Glaze: Amaco (C) Celadon C-10 Snow
Application Method: Brush
Mustache and Beard
Fourth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (HF) High Fire HF-9 Zinc-Free Clear
Application Method: Brush
On the nose over community studio's pink underglaze
Fifth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (HF) High Fire HF-9 Zinc-Free Clear
Application Method: Brush
On the nose over community studio's pink underglaze
Sixth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (HF) High Fire HF-9 Zinc-Free Clear
Application Method: Brush
On the nose over community studio's pink underglaze
Seventh Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-12 Blue Midnight
Application Method: Brush
Hat (excluding brim)
Eighth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-12 Blue Midnight
Application Method: Brush
Hat (excluding brim)
Ninth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-12 Blue Midnight
Application Method: Brush
Hat (excluding brim)
Tenth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-62 Textured Amber Brown
Application Method: Brush
Brim of hat
Eleventh Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-62 Textured Amber Brown
Application Method: Brush
Brim of hat
Twelfth Layer
Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-62 Textured Amber Brown
