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Iron Lustre over Seaweed

carolineclaycreations

created (4 months ago) updated (4 months ago)

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This turned out so pretty! It did run a little on the right side as you can see

SP651 CKK6 Midrange Porcelain

Clay Body

Name: Seattle Pottery Supply Mid Range Cone 4-6 SP651 CKK6 Midrange Porcelain

Cone Specification: 5, 6

Colors: grey

PC-42 Seaweed

First Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-42 Seaweed

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

PC-42 Seaweed

Second Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-42 Seaweed

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

PC-42 Seaweed

Third Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-42 Seaweed

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

PC-33 Iron Lustre

Fourth Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-33 Iron Lustre

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

PC-33 Iron Lustre

Fifth Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-33 Iron Lustre

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

PC-33 Iron Lustre

Sixth Layer

Glaze: Amaco (PC) Potter's Choice PC-33 Iron Lustre

Application Method: Brush

Check out my glazing reel to see how I applied them—I don’t think it was particularly thin or thick

Firing after Sixth Layer

Firing Type: Electric

Cone: 5

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