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Got another glaze load out of the kiln today. Finally getting some consistent results from the adjustments I made on the L&L. This is one of the pots I made using the textured paper.
To get the inside pink and outside blue, I protected the "binding" with wax resist and glazed the inside with the pink, re bisque the piece and then glazed the outside. The glaze at bisque temp crackled quite a bit when I took it out of the kiln, but enabled me to clean off the blue glaze that got on the inside of the pot easily. After refiring, the crackling repaired itself.
I am really pleased how much detail shows with this paper. The yellow eyelet pot detail was very faint, comparatively.
Off to Hickory tomorrow to set up for the Festival. I seem to have collected plenty of pots, this one included.
Awsome Vase.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Judy! I'm pleased, Of course, there is always something... like I wish the glaze on the inside was thinner so my little stamps showed better, but I am real excited about the detail that show from the paper.
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