The Art of Glazing

 Stoneware Pottery is only as great as the Glaze and its Application.
 ​​There are many factors that influence the success of a good glaze.

• Matching the clay with the right glaze by firing temperature and color.
• Application of the glaze, an even coat.  
• Placement in the Kiln.

​I layer my glazes to create unique one-of-a-kind award winning pieces. 
All my glazes are dishwasher/food safe.

• Clay Studio Work 

• Request Studio Coaching
• ​Working with Clay Questions​

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​Below are the corresponding glaze combo I like to use with each.  ​I have grouped my recipes by their different clay bodies.

Speckled Brown Clay Body

• Speedball Red/2 Blue Glaze Combo 
• Robin's Egg Blue & Navy Blue Glaze Combo
• Green & Navy Blue Glaze Combo
• 2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo
• Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo

Red Clay Body

• FireBrick Red & Robins Egg Blue Glaze Combo
• Tourmaline & CopperHead Dip Glaze Combo
• Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo
  
• ​2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo​

Dark Brown Clay Body

• CopperHead Dip & Indigo Blue Glaze Combo 
• 2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo
• Tourmaline & CopperHead Dip Glaze Combo
  
• ​Robin's Egg Blue & Navy Blue Glaze Combo

Aurora Clay Body

• Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo

Ancient Jasper/White Panel Dip Glaze Combo on Aurora Clay (White)

​2 Blue Dip Glaze Combo on Dark Brown Clay

FireBrick Red & Robins Egg Blue Glaze Combo on Red Clay

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