PC-02 Saturation Gold - Mid Range Potters Choice Glaze in Gallon Size Container

Saturation Gold has a smooth, satin/matte finish that is a dark gold similar to bronze when fired. Perfect for sculptural work and industrial ware, this glaze could be a unique accent for any work of art.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-336 Royal Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container

Royal Blue Velvet Underglaze is a navy blue that is deep and saturated at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes almost black at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-365 Slate - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Slate Velvet Underglaze is a dark, bluish-gray at cone 05 that darkens to a deep, slatey shade when fired to cone 5 and transforms into a melancholic blue-green at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-359 Ultra White - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Ultra White Velvet Underglaze is a bright and opaque white at cone 05, a frosty color at cone 5, and maintains its vividness at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-383 Light Red - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Light Red Velvet Underglaze is a light coral red that is bright at cone 05, softens slightly at cone 5, and becomes darker and slightly glossy at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color nicely at any temperature.

A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze nicely at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-390 Bright Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Bright Orange Velvet Underglaze is a tangerine color that is neon at cone 05, darkens slightly at cone 5, and becomes a deep pumpkin color at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-362 Ultra Black - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Ultra Black Velvet Underglaze fires to a beautiful soft, dark matte color at cone 05 then deepens to a darker black at cone 5 and maintains it’s shade at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-379 Ultra Violet - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Ultra Violet Velvet Underglaze is a soft, pinkish-purple at cone 05, darkens slightly at cone 5, then lightens when fired to cone 10 but still maintains its violet shade. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-375 Maroon - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Maroon Velvet Underglaze is a deep burgundy color that is soft and rich at cone 05, deepens at cone 5, and begins to burn out at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at cone 05 and intensifies its rich oxblood shade at cone 5.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-381 Amethyst - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Amethyst Velvet Underglaze is a deep grape color that is vivid at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a deep violet that begins to fade slightly at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-392 Blood Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Blood Orange Underglaze is a fiery tangerine color at Cone 05 which intensifies under a clear glaze. When fired to Cone 5 and Cone 10, it becomes slightly darker. May bubble with HF-9 Zinc-Free Clear at cone 5, use HF-10 Clear glaze to prevent bubbles.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-311 Nectar - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Nectar underglaze is a warm yellow color like honeysuckle flowers at cone 05 and becomes more light amber under a clear glaze.
It slightly intensifies at cone 5 and cone 10.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-320 Lavender - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Lavender Velvet Underglaze is a soft periwinkle color at cone 05, deeper at cone 5, and burns out at cone 10. A clear glaze over Lavender will accentuate the color at cone 05 and 5. At cone 10, some bluish tones from the underglaze will remain.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-389 Flame Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Flame Orange Velvet Underglaze is a carrot color that is a bright red-orange at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a deep persimmon color at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze nicely at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

V-382 Red - Velvet Underglaze in Two-ounce Size Container 

Red Velvet Underglaze is a vivid crimson at cone 05, deepens to a dark wine red at cone 5, and turns brownish as it begins to burn out at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze nicely at cone 05 and cone 5.

A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze nicely at any temperature.

Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

TPL-27 Zircon Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Zircon is a translucent, sky blue glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing. 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG-68 Vivid Orange Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Vivid Orange is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent cheddar orange glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG25 - Turquoise Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Turquoise Green is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent celadon green glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG26 - Turquoise Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Turquoise is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG01 - True Black Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

True Black is a brilliant, opaque, slick black glaze that breaks slightly lighter over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

TPL-55 Tanzanite Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Tanzanite is a translucent, violet glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

TPL-28 Sapphire Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Sapphire is a translucent, blue-violet glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing. 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

TPL-59 Ruby Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Ruby is a translucent, candy apple red glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG23 - Robins Egg Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Robin’s Egg is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent light blue glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG34 - Red Brown Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Red Brown is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-05 Quartz Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Quartz is a translucent, storm gray glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG55 - Purple Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Purple is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent plum glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG52 - Petal Pink Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Petal Pink is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent light peach glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-44 Peridot Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Peridot is a translucent, yellow-green glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG-760 Pale Yellow Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Pale Yellow is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent flaxen yellow glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-03 Onyx Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Onyx is a translucent, coal black glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing. 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG-67 Orange Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Fire Orange is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent deep tangerine glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG11 - Opaque White Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Opaque White is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent milky white glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG44 - Olive Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Olive Green is a deep, glossy, semi-transparent grey green glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG54 - Mulberry Red Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Mulberry Red is a brilliant, glossy semi- transparent cool violet glaze that breaks clear over texture

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG20 - Medium Blue Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Blue is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent royal blue glaze that breaks clear over texture.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG50 - Maroon Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Maroon is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent dark brownish red glaze that breaks clear over texture.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG51 - Lilac Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Lilac is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent orchid purple glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG42 - Light Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Light Green is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent pale green colored glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG24 - Light Blue Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Light Blue is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent baby blue glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG46 - Leaf Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Leaf Green is a vivid, glossy, semi- transparent glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

TPL-34 Jasper Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Jasper is a translucent, chocolate glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing. 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG59 - Hot Red Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Hot Red is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent scarlet glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG14 - Gray Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Gray is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent fog colored glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

LG36 - Freckled Brown Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Freckled Brown is a semi-opaque, glossy, yellow mottled brown glaze that breaks slightly over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG57 - Intense Red Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Intense Red is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent bold red glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-66 Fire Opal Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Fire Opal is a translucent, vermillion orange glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG45 - Emerald Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Emerald Green is a vivid, glossy, semi- transparent jade glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-45 Emerald Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Emerald is a translucent, leaf green glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG60 - Dark Yellow Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Dark Yellow is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent goldenrod glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.    

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG40 - Dark Green Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Dark Green is a brilliant, glossy, opaque forest green glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG21 - Dark Blue Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Dark Blue is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent deep cobalt blue glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

LG10 - Clear Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Clear Transparent is a brilliant, glossy transparent glaze that works perfectly as a studio gloss glaze.

Gallon Sized Container

  

LG10 - Clear Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Clear Transparent is a brilliant, glossy transparent glaze that works perfectly as a studio gloss glaze.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

TPL-63 Citrine Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Citrine is a translucent, lemon yellow glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing.  100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG30 - Chocolate Brown Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Chocolate Brown is a brilliant, glossy, semi-transparent glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG-61 Canary Yellow Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Canary Yellow is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent lemon yellow glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces. 

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG-63 Brilliant Yellow Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Brilliant yellow is a lively, glossy, semi- transparent maize yellow glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG58 - Brilliant Red Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Brilliant Red is a lively, glossy, semi- transparent fire engine red glaze that breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

LG02 - Black Lustre Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Black Lustre is a brilliant, semi-transparent deep black glaze that is glossy with a bluish sheen, and breaks clear over textured surfaces.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

TPL-23 Aquamarine Low Fire Translucent Amaco Glaze

Aquamarine is a translucent, seafoam green glaze that boasts a glossy, smooth surface after firing. 100% mixable and true to their unfired color, the Teacher’s Palette Light glazes are a must-have for any classroom or studio. These glazes look especially beautiful over carved and textured surfaces. In need of a fun project? Try brushing one layer of any of the Teacher’s Palette Light colors over a design created with one of our Velvet Underglazes.

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

   

LG-65 Amber Low Fire Opaque Amaco Glaze

Amber is a brilliant, glossy, semi- transparent light brown glaze with dark brown specks that breaks clear over textured surfaces  

16-ounce Pint Sized Container

  

O-11 - White Clover - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

White Clover is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a lovely light white where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-26 - Turquoise - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Turquoise is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft cerulean where thick. Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze. Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-10 - Transparent Pearl - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Transparent Pearl is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, milky white where thick. Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-12 - Tawny - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Tawny is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, sandy yellow where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-23 - Sapphire Blue - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Sapphire Blue is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a rich electric blue where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-57 - Mottled Burgundy - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Mottled Burgundy is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a rich, deep aubergine where thick. Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-42 - Moss Green - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Moss Green is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, mint green where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-52 - Fuchsia - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Fuchsia is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a bright cherry-blossom pink where thick. Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over 67-M (Sedona) and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze. Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-54 - Dusty Rose - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Dusty Rose is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, milky pink where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-20 - Bluebell - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Bluebell is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, powdery blue where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-2 - Black Tulip - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Black Tulip is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a greenish obsidian where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-30 - Autumn Leaf - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Autumn Leaf is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft, pale yellow where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

O-21 - Aquamarine - Low-Fire Opalescent Glaze in Pint Size Container

Aquamarine is an active, flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a rich, saturated teal where thick.
Because of its tendency to break and expose the clay body beneath, this glaze looks stunning over Red Clay and over textured ware that has been painted with underglaze.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

     SC004 – MULTI-SHAPE COIL DIE FOR 4-inch extruder by Scott Creek
The Scott Creek Pottery Multi-Shape Coil Die for 4-inch extruders is the ultimate in studio efficiency! No more tedious hand rolled coils – it’s time to make them in bulk and in whatever shape you need!

·         Our multi-shape Coil Die for 4-inch models includes 16 different die shapes in one easy to use die. Simply use the matching backing plate and rotate the multi-shape die to your desired shape. Load the die and your clay and begin extruding more coils than you can shake a stick at! The backing plate blocks the other shapes and only allows your selected shape to extrude.
The backing plate may not completely isolate a single coil shape; this is intentional as some of the coil shapes are too small and will make extruding difficult. More pressure relief means easier extrusions, recycle your clay waste or incorporate them into your work.

·         We always recommend extruding with soft clay to limit the strain on yourself and on your extruder and dies.

·         The die shapes may be altered to your taste with a variety of tools such as a small file, a drill, Dremel/multi-tool or a saw to create your own unique die shapes. Please use caution and wear protective gloves and eyewear when working with metal.

·         Made in the U.S.A.

SC003 – MULTI-SHAPE HANDLE DIE FOR 4-inch wall mount extruders by Scott Creek

The Scott Creek Pottery Multi-Shape Handle Die Kit for 4″ models is the ultimate in studio efficiency! No more pulling handles one by one – it’s time to make them in bulk!

Our multi-shape Handle Die for 4″ models includes 8 different die shapes in one easy to use die. Simply use the matching backing plate and rotate the multi-shape die to your desired shape. Load the die and your clay and begin extruding more handles than you can shake a stick at! The backing plate blocks the other shapes and only allows your selected shape to extrude.

We always recommend extruding with soft clay to limit the strain on yourself and on your extruder and dies.

The die shapes may be altered to your taste with a variety of tools such as a small file, a drill, Dremel/multi-tool or a saw to create your own unique die shapes. Please use caution and wear protective gloves and eyewear when working with metal.

Made in the U.S.A.

Try our other Die Kits:

• SC004 – Multi-Shape Coil and Shape Die
• SC008 – Blank Aluminum Die
• SC009 – Hollow Die Kit (24pc)
• SC027 – 3″ Circle Hollow Die
• SC010 – Expansion Box (increases output dimensions to 6.5″ x 6.5″)
• SC011 – 6pc Die Kit for Expansion Box
• SC040 Test Tile Die (1x knockout)
• SC012 – Slab Die Kit for Expansion Box

SC039 – CLAY GUN HOLLOW DIE KIT (18PC) by Scott Creek

The Clay Gun Hollow Die Kit features a variety of useful hollow shapes for clay extruding.

The hollow die kit is excellent for all types of ceramic artists. You can easily produce many different hollow forms for all types of projects. An indispensable addition to your studio or classroom. Very useful for mass production of test tiles for glaze samples.

Simply load the extruder with clay leaving room for the inner die holder, secure die assembly in the barrel and squeeze! These sturdy aluminum hollow dies will fit both of our Super Duper Clay Gun and our XL Clay Gun extruder models. They are built to last a lifetime.

We always recommend extruding with soft clay to limit the strain on yourself and on your extruder and dies.

You can mix and match your inner and outer die shapes to create your own unique shape combinations! The die shapes can be altered with a variety of tools such as a small file, a drill or a rotary multi-tool. Please use caution and wear protective gloves, mask and eyewear when working with metals.

Includes all of the following shapes:

• Round x 2
• Square x 2
• Rectangle
• Triangle
• Hexagon
• Oval

Included in the box are 8 outer die shapes, 8 inner die shapes and a cast aluminum inner die holder with hardware kit.

Outer Die widths include:

• large round 1 5/16″
• small round 1″
• large square 3 1/32″
• small square 11/16″
• oval 1 3/8″ x 5/8″
• rectangle 1 1/8″ x 5/8″
• triangle 1 1/8″ x 1 1/8″ x 1 1/8″
• hexagon 1 3/8″ point to point and 1 1/8″ flat to flat.

SC034 – CLAY GUN HANDLE DIE KIT (8PC) by Scott Creek

The Scott Creek Clay Gun Handle Die Kit features a variety of classic handle shapes. The clay gun handle die kit is excellent for all scales of production potters and hobbyists too. No more frustration with pulled handles, our clay guns make handles a breeze. Simply load the extruder with clay, install your die in the cap and squeeze! These sturdy acrylic dies will fit both our Super Duper Clay Gun and our XL Clay Gun extruder models. Built to last a lifetime.

We always recommend extruding with soft clay to limit the strain on yourself and on your extruder and dies.

The die shapes may be altered to your taste with a variety of tools such as a small file, a drill, Dremel/multi-tool to create your own unique die shapes. Please use caution and wear protective gloves, mask and eyewear when working with plastics.

Try our other Die Kits:

• SC002 – Clay Gun Die Kit (8pc)
• SC026 – Blank Die
• SC035 – Shape & Coil Die Kit (8pc)
• SC036 – Tile Trim Die Kit (8pc)
• SC039 – Hollow Die Kit (18pc)

SC002 – CLAY GUN DIE KIT (8PC) by Scott Creek

This eight piece clay gun die kit features a variety of basic shapes ideal for the hand-built potter or ceramic artist. The aluminum clay gun die kit is excellent for coil building and is indispensable in the studio or classroom for mass production of a specific coil shape. These sturdy aluminum dies will fit both our Super Duper Clay Gun and our XL Clay Gun extruder models. Built to last a lifetime. Dies not sold individually.

We always recommend extruding with soft clay to limit the strain on yourself and on your extruder and dies.

The die shapes may be altered to your taste with a variety of tools such as a small file, a drill, Dremel/multi-tool or a saw to create your own unique die shapes. Please use caution and wear protective gloves and eyewear when working with metal.

Round die sizes:

• 1/4″
• 1/2″
• 3/4″

Square die sizes:

• 1/4″
• 3/8″
• 1/2″

Ribbon die sizes:

• 1/8″ x 3/4″
• 1/4″ x 1 1/8″

Try our other Die Kits:

• SC026 – Blank Die
• SC034 – Handle Die Kit (8pc)
• SC035 – Shape & Coil Die Kit (8pc)
• SC036 – Tile Trim Die Kit (8pc)
• SC039 – Hollow Die Kit (18pc)

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SC013 - 4″ Wall Mount extruder is the perfect size for small scale production!

The Scott Creek 4″ Wall Mount extruder is our most popular model. When paired with the die kit of your choice you can mass produce shapes, coils and handles with ease. Our extruders are indispensable in the studio or classroom. Our classic extruder design features an easily removable barrel cap for fast die changes, an all-aluminum barrel that is safe for all clay types and will not rust and powder-coated components for longevity. The barrel can be removed from the backbar for easy loading and cleaning while the removable handle and plunger assembly can be inserted or removed on the fly. Pair our wall mount clay extruder with the die set of your choice to make large runs of specific shapes easily and conveniently. Mechanical advantage gives you a great amount of power to extrude clay with ease.

Coil builders love the ease of which they can mass produce coils on demand. Production potters love how easy it is to make perfect handles in batches. We’ve had customers abandon their pottery wheel altogether in favor of extruded forms!

Pair our wall mount clay extruder with the die set of your choice to make large runs of specific shapes easily and conveniently. Mechanical advantage gives you a great amount of power to extrude clay with ease. People love to use an extruder for coils, handles, mugs, vases, soft slabs, pitchers, sculpture and so much more!

Included in the box are two Blank Aluminum Dies for your customization. Die kits are sold separately.

Scott Creek is the original clay extruder manufacturer, accept no substitute!

Available Accessories:

• SC003 – Multi-Shape Handle Die
• SC004 – Multi-Shape Coil and Shape Die
• SC008 – Blank Aluminum Die
• SC009 – Hollow Die Kit (24pc)
• SC027 – 3″ Circle Hollow Die
• SC010 – Expansion Box (increases output dimensions to 6.5″ x 6.5″)
• SC011 – 6pc Die Kit for Expansion Box
• SC040 Test Tile Die (1x knockout)
• SC012 – Slab Die Kit for Expansion Box

Extruder Stands:

• SC037 – Table Mount Extruder Stand
• SC038 – Floor Mount Extruder Stand

SC001 Super Duper Clay Gun extruder is designed for years of use!

This is an exceptionally handy and rugged, hand held extruder for making small runs of a particular form using the die kit of your choice. The Super Duper Clay Gun extruder features a 10″ barrel with threaded cap and can accommodate approximately 1.75lbs of clay at a time. When paired with the die kit of your choice you can mass produce shapes, coils and handles with ease. Our clay guns are indispensable in the studio or classroom.

Coil builders love the ease of which they can mass produce coils on demand. Production potters love how easy it is to make perfect handles in batches. Educators love that they can trust their students with this simple tool!

All 2″ Clay Gun dies will work with this hand held extruder, a hollow die set is also available for this model. Included in the box is a 1/2″ aluminum coil die and two blank aluminum dies for you to customize to your needs.

Scott Creek Pottery is the original clay extruder manufacturer, accept no substitute.

Available Accessories:

• SC002 – Clay Gun Die Kit (8pc)
• SC026 – Blank Die
• SC034 – Handle Die Kit (8pc)
• SC035 – Shape & Coil Die Kit (8pc)
• SC036 – Tile Trim Die Kit (8pc)
• SC039 – Hollow Die Kit (18pc)

CCX3240 - Vintage Fluted Tree in ready to paint - cone 04 Ceramic Bisque 

4-1/2 Diameter x 9.5 High

CCX3241 - Smooth Vintage Tree in ready to paint - cone 04 Ceramic Bisque 

3-1/4 Diameter x 7 High

SW-441 Yellow Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Produces a dimensional, beaded texture in varying sizes.

Cone 10 reduction: Glaze spreads and softens. Surface texture may occur.  Color Lightens

  Not Dinnerware Safe

Basic Application:  Stir Well.  Using a fan brush, apply 3-6 coats to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940F/1060C).

A heavier application will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.  When glossy sheen is gone, apply the next coat layer.  Continue to build coats until hairline cracking develops.  Alternate the direction of coats.  Handle with care.

Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167F - 2345F / 1186C - 1285C).

Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary.

Product Usage:

Tinting: Can be tinted with a 1:4 (Color Product: Beads) ratio for custom colors using Stroke & Coat, EZ Stroke, Stoneware Gloss, and Underglaze to expand your color palette.

Layer Together: Beads can be layered with other Bead colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. Alternate directions of coats (apply one layer vertically and the next layer horizontally). The first coat you put on will be the most prominent. 1-2 coats of each color are recommended, but additional coats will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Beads remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Beads, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Beads have a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10 (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in the glaze spreading and softening, with a surface texture that may occur. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

Dinnerware Safety: Beads is not recommended for dinnerware due to surface texture. However, it can be used on the outside of functional ware, below the lip line.  

SW-433 Turquoise Melt Gloop (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Melt Gloop is a stoneware glaze designed for application in dots or creating a dripping effect down your ceramic piece.

Cone 10 reduction: Increased movement and texture.

Tips for Use:

• Effects are achieved by applying glaze with a syringe or squeeze bottle on greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940°F/1060°C).
• For a more dynamic effect and a dripping appearance, apply larger dots on a vertical surface.
• The glaze can flow over textured areas.
• For better adhesion, dampen the bisque with a sponge before applying.
• Heavy application or over-handling may cause the glaze to pop off. Handle with care.
• Can be layered and marbled with other Melt Gloop colors.
• When using Melt Gloop over a Stoneware Engobe or Underglaze, it is recommended to bisque fire to cone 04 before applying Melt Gloop.
• Glaze remains dimensional over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes; flattens under or over a glaze.
• It is recommended to fire your piece as soon as possible to prevent issues with glaze adhesion.
• When applied as a horizontal line, the fired glaze effect may separate or break, turning into vertical drips.
• When building layers, it is recommended to apply glaze on the shoulder or rim of the piece to help with adhesion.

Application

Before application: Stir thoroughly using a stick, palette knife, or the end of your brush, as it will be very thick in the jar. For better adhesion, lightly dampen the bisque surface with a sponge before application. Effects are achieved by applying the glaze with a syringe or squeeze bottle. A ceramic glaze syringe with a cap or the Mayco AC220 Detailer Tips and Bottle is recommended for precision. When cutting the Detailer Tip, be careful not to cut too far down, as this can affect the control and flow of the glaze during application.

Basic Application: Apply dots in varying thickness and patterns to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940°F/1060°C).  For more movement and a dripping effect, apply larger dots on a vertical surface. The glaze can flow over textured areas. Continuously shake your applicator tool during use to eliminate air bubbles that can disrupt the flow of glaze and cause uneven texture or splatter. Allow the glaze to dry. It is recommended to fire your piece as soon as possible to prevent issues with glaze adhesion. Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167°F-2345°F/ 1186°C-1285°C). Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary. When applied as a horizontal line, the fired glaze effect may separate or break, turning into vertical drips. Heavy application may cause the glaze to pop off.

Storage: Due to the thickness of Melt Gloop, it’s recommended to level out the glaze by gently tapping the product jar onto a table surface after application. This helps alleviate any peaks in the glaze that could lead to drying issues.

Product Usage

Dots in Design: To apply dots in a design pattern using Melt Gloop, begin by using a pea-sized amount to prevent the glaze from running or pooling during firing. Apply the dots with a syringe or applicator bottle, spacing them evenly to maintain a clean and intentional pattern. You can experiment with geometric arrangements like grids or spirals, or opt for organic designs such as vines or waves. For color, you may use single shades for a bold, uniform look, or layer different colors to add depth and visual interest.

Colorful Drips: Melt Gloop can be applied in larger dots on vertical surfaces to create more dramatic movement and dripping effects using a syringe or applicator bottle. This technique enhances the glaze’s fluidity during firing, allowing it to flow downward. Be cautious of any glaze applied too low on your piece, as it may run off.

Layer Together: Melt Gloop can be layered and marbled with other Melt Gloop colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. This technique enhances both the texture and vibrancy of your finished piece. The more product you apply, the more the glaze will run.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Melt Gloop remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Melt Gloop, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Melt Gloop has a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10, (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in increased movement and texture. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

SW-445 Turquoise Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Produces a dimensional, beaded texture in varying sizes.

Cone 10 reduction: Glaze spreads and softens. Surface texture may occur.  Color Shifts Blue

  Not Dinnerware Safe

Basic Application:  Stir Well.  Using a fan brush, apply 3-6 coats to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940F/1060C).

A heavier application will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.  When glossy sheen is gone, apply the next coat layer.  Continue to build coats until hairline cracking develops.  Alternate the direction of coats.  Handle with care.

Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167F - 2345F / 1186C - 1285C).

Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary.

Product Usage:

Tinting: Can be tinted with a 1:4 (Color Product: Beads) ratio for custom colors using Stroke & Coat, EZ Stroke, Stoneware Gloss, and Underglaze to expand your color palette.

Layer Together: Beads can be layered with other Bead colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. Alternate directions of coats (apply one layer vertically and the next layer horizontally). The first coat you put on will be the most prominent. 1-2 coats of each color are recommended, but additional coats will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Beads remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Beads, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Beads have a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10 (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in the glaze spreading and softening, with a surface texture that may occur. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

Dinnerware Safety: Beads is not recommended for dinnerware due to surface texture. However, it can be used on the outside of functional ware, below the lip line.  

SW-429 Red Melt Gloop (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Melt Gloop is a stoneware glaze designed for application in dots or creating a dripping effect down your ceramic piece.

Cone 10 reduction: Increased movement and texture.

Tips for Use:

• Effects are achieved by applying glaze with a syringe or squeeze bottle on greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940°F/1060°C).
• For a more dynamic effect and a dripping appearance, apply larger dots on a vertical surface.
• The glaze can flow over textured areas.
• For better adhesion, dampen the bisque with a sponge before applying.
• Heavy application or over-handling may cause the glaze to pop off. Handle with care.
• Can be layered and marbled with other Melt Gloop colors.
• When using Melt Gloop over a Stoneware Engobe or Underglaze, it is recommended to bisque fire to cone 04 before applying Melt Gloop.
• Glaze remains dimensional over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes; flattens under or over a glaze.
• It is recommended to fire your piece as soon as possible to prevent issues with glaze adhesion.
• When applied as a horizontal line, the fired glaze effect may separate or break, turning into vertical drips.
• When building layers, it is recommended to apply glaze on the shoulder or rim of the piece to help with adhesion.

Application

SW-443 Red Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Produces a dimensional, beaded texture in varying sizes.

Cone 10 reduction: Glaze spreads and softens. Surface texture may occur.  No color change.

  Not Dinnerware Safe

Basic Application:  Stir Well.  Using a fan brush, apply 3-6 coats to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940F/1060C).

A heavier application will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.  When glossy sheen is gone, apply the next coat layer.  Continue to build coats until hairline cracking develops.  Alternate the direction of coats.  Handle with care.

Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167F - 2345F / 1186C - 1285C).

Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary.

Product Usage:

Tinting: Can be tinted with a 1:4 (Color Product: Beads) ratio for custom colors using Stroke & Coat, EZ Stroke, Stoneware Gloss, and Underglaze to expand your color palette.

Layer Together: Beads can be layered with other Bead colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. Alternate directions of coats (apply one layer vertically and the next layer horizontally). The first coat you put on will be the most prominent. 1-2 coats of each color are recommended, but additional coats will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Beads remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Beads, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Beads have a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10 (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in the glaze spreading and softening, with a surface texture that may occur. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

Dinnerware Safety: Beads is not recommended for dinnerware due to surface texture. However, it can be used on the outside of functional ware, below the lip line.  

SW-444 Pink Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Produces a dimensional, beaded texture in varying sizes.

Cone 10 reduction: Glaze spreads and softens. Surface texture may occur.  Color Lightens

  Not Dinnerware Safe

Basic Application:  Stir Well.  Using a fan brush, apply 3-6 coats to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940F/1060C).

A heavier application will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.  When glossy sheen is gone, apply the next coat layer.  Continue to build coats until hairline cracking develops.  Alternate the direction of coats.  Handle with care.

Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167F - 2345F / 1186C - 1285C).

Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary.

Product Usage:

Tinting: Can be tinted with a 1:4 (Color Product: Beads) ratio for custom colors using Stroke & Coat, EZ Stroke, Stoneware Gloss, and Underglaze to expand your color palette.

Layer Together: Beads can be layered with other Bead colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. Alternate directions of coats (apply one layer vertically and the next layer horizontally). The first coat you put on will be the most prominent. 1-2 coats of each color are recommended, but additional coats will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Beads remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Beads, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Beads have a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10 (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in the glaze spreading and softening, with a surface texture that may occur. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

Dinnerware Safety: Beads is not recommended for dinnerware due to surface texture. However, it can be used on the outside of functional ware, below the lip line.  

SW-446 Pastel Blue Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Produces a dimensional, beaded texture in varying sizes.

Cone 10 reduction: Glaze spreads and softens. Surface texture may occur.  No Color Change

  Not Dinnerware Safe

Basic Application:  Stir Well.  Using a fan brush, apply 3-6 coats to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940F/1060C).

A heavier application will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.  When glossy sheen is gone, apply the next coat layer.  Continue to build coats until hairline cracking develops.  Alternate the direction of coats.  Handle with care.

Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167F - 2345F / 1186C - 1285C).

Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary.

Product Usage:

Tinting: Can be tinted with a 1:4 (Color Product: Beads) ratio for custom colors using Stroke & Coat, EZ Stroke, Stoneware Gloss, and Underglaze to expand your color palette.

Layer Together: Beads can be layered with other Bead colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. Alternate directions of coats (apply one layer vertically and the next layer horizontally). The first coat you put on will be the most prominent. 1-2 coats of each color are recommended, but additional coats will produce a more pronounced bead pattern.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Beads remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Beads, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Beads have a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10 (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in the glaze spreading and softening, with a surface texture that may occur. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

Dinnerware Safety: Beads is not recommended for dinnerware due to surface texture. However, it can be used on the outside of functional ware, below the lip line.  

SW-428 Orange Melt Gloop (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco

Cone 6 oxidation: Melt Gloop is a stoneware glaze designed for application in dots or creating a dripping effect down your ceramic piece.

Cone 10 reduction: Increased movement and texture.

Tips for Use:

• Effects are achieved by applying glaze with a syringe or squeeze bottle on greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940°F/1060°C).
• For a more dynamic effect and a dripping appearance, apply larger dots on a vertical surface.
• The glaze can flow over textured areas.
• For better adhesion, dampen the bisque with a sponge before applying.
• Heavy application or over-handling may cause the glaze to pop off. Handle with care.
• Can be layered and marbled with other Melt Gloop colors.
• When using Melt Gloop over a Stoneware Engobe or Underglaze, it is recommended to bisque fire to cone 04 before applying Melt Gloop.
• Glaze remains dimensional over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes; flattens under or over a glaze.
• It is recommended to fire your piece as soon as possible to prevent issues with glaze adhesion.
• When applied as a horizontal line, the fired glaze effect may separate or break, turning into vertical drips.
• When building layers, it is recommended to apply glaze on the shoulder or rim of the piece to help with adhesion.

Application

Before application: Stir thoroughly using a stick, palette knife, or the end of your brush, as it will be very thick in the jar. For better adhesion, lightly dampen the bisque surface with a sponge before application. Effects are achieved by applying the glaze with a syringe or squeeze bottle. A ceramic glaze syringe with a cap or the Mayco AC220 Detailer Tips and Bottle is recommended for precision. When cutting the Detailer Tip, be careful not to cut too far down, as this can affect the control and flow of the glaze during application.

Basic Application: Apply dots in varying thickness and patterns to greenware or soft-fired, cone 04 stoneware bisque (1940°F/1060°C).  For more movement and a dripping effect, apply larger dots on a vertical surface. The glaze can flow over textured areas. Continuously shake your applicator tool during use to eliminate air bubbles that can disrupt the flow of glaze and cause uneven texture or splatter. Allow the glaze to dry. It is recommended to fire your piece as soon as possible to prevent issues with glaze adhesion. Fire to preferred temperature; cone 5-10 (2167°F-2345°F/ 1186°C-1285°C). Sample tile was fired to cone 6 oxidation (1222°C/2232°F). Testing is recommended. Results may vary. When applied as a horizontal line, the fired glaze effect may separate or break, turning into vertical drips. Heavy application may cause the glaze to pop off.

Storage: Due to the thickness of Melt Gloop, it’s recommended to level out the glaze by gently tapping the product jar onto a table surface after application. This helps alleviate any peaks in the glaze that could lead to drying issues.

Product Usage

Dots in Design: To apply dots in a design pattern using Melt Gloop, begin by using a pea-sized amount to prevent the glaze from running or pooling during firing. Apply the dots with a syringe or applicator bottle, spacing them evenly to maintain a clean and intentional pattern. You can experiment with geometric arrangements like grids or spirals, or opt for organic designs such as vines or waves. For color, you may use single shades for a bold, uniform look, or layer different colors to add depth and visual interest.

Colorful Drips: Melt Gloop can be applied in larger dots on vertical surfaces to create more dramatic movement and dripping effects using a syringe or applicator bottle. This technique enhances the glaze’s fluidity during firing, allowing it to flow downward. Be cautious of any glaze applied too low on your piece, as it may run off.

Layer Together: Melt Gloop can be layered and marbled with other Melt Gloop colors to create stunning visual effects. Allow the first layer to set slightly (loses its glossiness) before adding the next. This technique enhances both the texture and vibrancy of your finished piece. The more product you apply, the more the glaze will run.

Use with Underglazes and Engobes: Melt Gloop remains dimensional when applied over Underglazes and Stoneware Engobes, preserving its raised texture. For best results, it is recommended to bisque fire the Underglaze or Engobe to cone 04 before applying the Melt Gloop, as this helps with adhesion and ensures the glaze performs effectively during the final firing.

Layer with Stoneware Glazes: When used either under or over a glaze, such as Stoneware glazes, the texture may flatten during firing. Despite this change, the technique can still produce interesting and colorful effects, offering a smooth, layered appearance even without the dimensional quality.

Firing Range: Melt Gloop has a broad firing range from cone 5 to cone 10, (2167°F-2345°F /1186°C-1285°C) in both oxidation and reduction firings. Firing at higher temperatures may result in increased movement and texture. Because results can vary based on firing conditions and layering techniques, it’s recommended to test the glaze beforehand.

SW-442 Orange Bead (brush on) Ritual Glaze By Mayco