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Category: Glazing

link to What is Dip Glazing | Glazing Tips Tools And Ideas

What is Dip Glazing | Glazing Tips Tools And Ideas

Potters use a variety of techniques to glaze their ceramics. One of these - Dip glazing - is a beginner-friendly way to apply Glaze to your ceramics.  So, what is Dip Glazing? Dip Glazing is...

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link to Wax Resist Tips | Protect Decorate Design

Wax Resist Tips | Protect Decorate Design

Wax resists are substances that keep underglazes and glazes from seeping through pores in the clay and adhering themselves to the pottery. They are very common among potters and are very easy to use....

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link to How to Spray Glaze Pottery | Pottery Glazing Tips

How to Spray Glaze Pottery | Pottery Glazing Tips

Decorating pottery through spraying is very popular and relatively simple. Spray techniques are used on both clay and bisque to layer them with colors, textures, and slips. Transparent and colored...

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link to What Is Slip Trailing | Glazing Tips Tools and Ideas

What Is Slip Trailing | Glazing Tips Tools and Ideas

Pottery is a form of art that allows exceptional flexibility in expressing one's self. The possibilities in crafting are endless and slip trailing can amplify it even further. So, what is Slip...

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link to Underglazing Pottery | Glazing Tips Tools and Ideas

Underglazing Pottery | Glazing Tips Tools and Ideas

Using underglaze is a creative way to add designs and colors to your Pottery. The underglaze comes out through the actual glaze layer and forms beautiful patterns that give the pottery a...

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link to How to Brush Glaze Pottery | Tips Tools And Ideas

How to Brush Glaze Pottery | Tips Tools And Ideas

Glazing is an essential step in pottery. There are many ways to go about it - one of which is brush glazing.  So, what is brush glazing? Brush glazing is a glazing technique that uses a brush...

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