Underglaze is unique since it can be applied to both greenware and bisqueware. However, when deciding whether to apply your underglaze to greenware or bisqueware, several factors should be considered. The main difference between applying underglaze to greenware and bisqueware lies in the clay’s absorbency…

Understanding the difference between glaze and underglaze will help you determine how you want to decorate your pottery. Glaze and underglaze both beautify pottery. Glaze is a glass-like coating that is applied to a ceramic piece to make it waterproof and durable. Underglaze, on the other…

Are you looking for a unique and fun way to decorate your pottery? Look no further! Underglazing with split cups is an exciting, creative technique that can help you create beautiful, abstract patterns on your ceramic pieces. This method was inspired by artists who used…

When living in cold climates where freezing temperatures are common, your glaze may be left outside for delivery or other reasons. You may wonder, Can Pottery Glaze Be Frozen? If you’re not sure what happens when pottery glaze freezes, you’re not alone. Many people don’t…

Glazing pottery is an extra step added to the process. Glazing pottery can be a fun and rewarding part of the pottery crafting process. But you may be wondering, do you have to glaze pottery?  No, you don’t have to glaze pottery. However, it would…

Glazes are used to create different effects, such as a shiny or matte finish or a multi-colored design. In addition, glaze increases durability and can make your pottery waterproof. But what is glaze made of? Most Ceramic Glaze Ingredients contain silica or glass formant, a…