Speckle glaze

Did you know you can make Glaze Speckles with pretty much any glaze? Don't buy those expensive premade glaze speckles and make your own glazes! Making glaze speckles is way easier than I thought it would be. Now my glazing possibilities are endless!

✿ 𝕡𝕠𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕪 𝕓𝕪 𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕠 ✿’s Instagram profile post: “💗🤍💜 Glazed with Amaco’s Smokey Merlot and Mayco Light Flux on Laguna Speckled Buff #ceramics #amaco #howiamaco #mayco #pottery…”

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Hope Kathleen Limyansky-Smith on Instagram: "✨Glaze Tests✨ I never see new glazes tested on speckled clay… so I’m doing it for you! Thanks @speedball_ceramics for letting me test out SO many of your new cone 5-6 glazes! They developed 30 new glazes in partnership with Nancy Sowder! ✨ I fired these to cone 6 ✨ I use Standard 112 clay ✨ I brushed these glazes on with 3 coats ✨ Follow the link in Speedball’s bio to get your hands on these! ✨There’s A LOT of tests in this one video, so leave…

Joe Thompson on Instagram: "Glazes undergo a similar transformation to clay when partially fired. In clay this is typically called bisquing and in glazes it's called sintering, and it's a permanent change from their raw state to a solid but not fully melted state. This allows us to fuse chunks of glaze into solid pieces without melting into a puddle. The temperature this happens at will be different for each glaze, so it's generally preferable to use a recipe that works in your bisque than…