Glazing with Clayscapes Glazes - Live at 5

[@beverlyneils9215]

I’m loving the combinations of glazing.

[@Soapocolypse]

When using the Celedon glazes, can you see through them enough to use your underglaze decals? Oh, the possibilities!

[@kittysuttonauthor]

I saw a decal on the bottom I guess it is your logo. Where did you get it?

[@doctormeetsfish7000]

If you want to make your own glazes Mr. Dirtfarmer sells an excellent filtered hardwood ash.

[@Jo81562]

Hello Jessica, in Toronto Ontario Canada the main suppliers are Tucker’s Pottery Supply and Pottery Supply House. I’m curious. For example, Tucker’s sells Amaco P20 rutile blue for $21.95. CAD for a pint. That would be 15.95 US. Is that close to what a pint would retail for in the States. Are some of the commercial glazes available in a dry mix. I’ve always mixed my own glazes only because it’s way cheaper. But on the other hand
commercial glazes seem to be very forgiving and what you see is what you get. Just wondering cheers

[@3_Cats_Pottery]

I am in London, Ontario and swear by Sounding Stone, their shipping costs are excellent (totally not related to your question)

[@firstlast3170]

You can buy some of the ClayScapes Glazes in Canada at Amaranth Pottery located in Kingston Ontario. They also carry Georgies and Coyote Glazes and lots of others. amaranthstoneware.ca/collections/clayscapes

[@ceramicartistoflight-lee6375]

작품 너무 멋져요

[@beverlyneils9215]

Would it look the same on a bowl?

[@beverlyneils9215]

Love the Flatbush

[@beverlyneils9215]

No spring this year.

[@nicklira9799]

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[@beverlyneils9215]

Bev Neils ga hi all