5 lbs. White Crystal Glaze (Dry Material)
Description: This glaze is gorgeous fired to cone 10 in a gas kiln, or an electric kiln. It's just a white glaze on it's own. We recommend dipping it, and then spraying a light spray of another glaze into it to make it shift color and create crystals. As seen in the examples.
Note 1: This glaze (and all of the glazes on this website) is shown on Coleman Porcelain.
Note2: We also Only Bisque The Porcelain to Cone 010 !!! This is Very Important.
Mixing Directions: Add water and screen 2 x's through ONLY A 60 Mesh Screen.
You'll want it to be at 40-42 on the Hydrometer. (this scale is located on the other side of the hydrometer - lol).
Application: As with All of The Crystal Glazes: Dip and hold for a count of 3. You can "over-spray other colors into the surface you dipped. But, you have to have a dipped surface to start with. Not too thick, not too thin. Remember to Test First before putting any unfamiliar glaze onto something important.
Firing Instructions: If you're firing to cone 10 electric - email me for the suggested program. It's Not A Fancy Soak and Hold Program. It's Just Firing to Cone 10 and the kiln is turned off.
Images Shown are the base, White Crystal glaze with other glazes lightly sprayed into the pre-dipped surface. Including: Turquoise Crystal Glaze, and one with Lavendar Yanigahara Glaze.
Gas Reduction is also a good atmosphere fire this glaze. We recommend spraying a little bit of copper red into it.