Glazes like the entire Celadon line have high surface tension, and one way you can see this is how the glaze doesn't flow into small openings in the clay. ~Cara
@@AMACOBrent Oh awesome! I have found that the celadons craze more than anything I’ve ever used and I’ve tried them on 5 different clays! Is there anything we can add to them to make them less likely to craze? Thanks so much for your help.
@@micheledickey4066 unfortunately the only way to prevent crazing is to have a clay and glaze that fit well. I have had good luck with Nara 5 porcelain from Aardvark, many people have had great results with cone 5 B-Mix from Laguna. ~Cara
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You spoke about glazes with a lot of tension. How do we know which glazes have that? Also is there a reason you don’t use a fan to dry your pieces?
Glazes like the entire Celadon line have high surface tension, and one way you can see this is how the glaze doesn't flow into small openings in the clay. ~Cara
@@AMACOBrent Oh awesome! I have found that the celadons craze more than anything I’ve ever used and I’ve tried them on 5 different clays! Is there anything we can add to them to make them less likely to craze? Thanks so much for your help.
@@micheledickey4066 unfortunately the only way to prevent crazing is to have a clay and glaze that fit well. I have had good luck with Nara 5 porcelain from Aardvark, many people have had great results with cone 5 B-Mix from Laguna. ~Cara