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Triple Tree Lantern
Triple Tree Lantern - in ready to paint - cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
10-wide x 7-1/4 H
Tarantula
Tarantula in Ready to Paint, Cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
All of our bisque is fired to a cone 04 and is ready to paint.
6-Long x 5-Wide
This item is unpainted.
You are purchasing an unfinished, Ready to Paint, Piece of Ceramic Pottery
Standing Dog
Standing Dog - in Ceramic. ready to paint, Cone 04 Bisque By Duncan
Dimensions: 6.0 Long x 5.5 High
Spider Bowl
Spider Bowl - in Ready to Paint, Ceramic Cone 04 Bisque
All of our bisque is fired to a cone 04 and is ready to paint.
2.75 H x 6 Wide
This item is unpainted.
You are purchasing an unfinished, Ready to Paint, Piece of Ceramic Pottery
Sm. Unicorn with tail up
Small Unicorn with Tail up in ready to paint, cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
3-inich long
Sitting Puppy
Sitting Puppy - in Ceramic. ready to paint, Cone 04 Bisque By Duncan
Dimensions: 3.0 x 5.0 High
Pumpkin Mug
Pumpkin Mug - in ready to paint - cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
4.25 H x 3.5 Dia
Oval Server
Oval
Serving Dish in ready to paint, cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
15-3/4 x
15.75 Dia
Oval Rim Platter
Oval Rim
Platter in ready to paint, cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
18 Dia.
Mermaid w/ Seahorse
Mermaid w/ Seahorse in ready to paint, Cone 04, Ceramic Bisque
5-1/4 High
Medium Unicorn
Medium Unicorn in ready to paint, Cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
7-inch High
Little Cat
Little Cat - in Ceramic Cone 04. Ready to Paint, Ceramic Bisque
Dimensions: 3.5 H x 3 W
Kiki Koala Bank
Kiki Koala Bank in Ready to Paint, Cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
All of our bisque is fired to a cone 04 and is ready to paint.
5 H x 5.5
This item is unpainted.
You are purchasing an unfinished, Ready to Paint, Piece of Ceramic Pottery
I Love Dad Mug
I love Dad Mug in ready to paint, cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
4-inch High
Gnosey Gnome
Gnosey Gnome in ready to paint, Cone 04, Ceramic Bisque
3.5 inches High
Glam Kitty
Glam Kitty - in Ceramic Cone 04. Ready to Paint, Ceramic Bisque
Dimensions: 8-1/4 Wide x 4.5 High
Deer Mug
Deer Mug in ready to paint, cone 04, Ceramic Bisque
4.25 H x 3.5 Dia
Childs Tea Cup & Saucer
Childs Teacup
and Saucer in ready to paint, Cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
5 x 3.75
x 2.25 - Cup
6.75 x
6.75 x 75 - Saucer
Brush Caddy
Four Cup Brush Holder - Cone 04 Ready to Paint, Ceramic Bisque
7.5 Tall
Bird Luminary
Bird Luminary in ready to paint, cone 04 Low-Fire Ceramic Bisque
5.5 L x 3 W
Anchor Box
Anchor Box in ready to paint, cone 04 Ceramic Bisque
Dimensions: 4-1/4 Wide x 5-1/4 Long x 2.5 High
River Birch - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-74 River Birch - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
A glossy cream glaze with runny dark specks like the
bark of a tree.
Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float
when thick.
Great for layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat.
Beautiful on any color of clay.
Very fluid at cone 5, more so at cone 6.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Moss Mist - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-75 Moss Mist - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
A glossy cream and green-mottled glaze that breaks
across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick.
Great for
layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat. Beautiful on any color of
clay.
Very fluid at cone 5, more so at cone 6.â
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Honeydew - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-18 Honeydew - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
A glossy pale green glaze like the melon itâs named
for. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick.
Great for layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat. Beautiful on any
color of clay.
Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Flux Blossom - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-54 Flux Blossom - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
A glossy pale pink glaze like a fresh flower. Breaks
across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick.
Great for
layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat. Beautiful on any color of
clay.
Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Cirrus Flow - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-19 Cirrus Flow - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
A glossy pale blue glaze like a delicate cloud. Breaks
across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick.
Great for
layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat. Beautiful on any color of
clay.
Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Midnight Run - 16oz Potters Choice Flux Cone 5 Glaze
PCF-3 Midnight Run - Mid Range Potters Choice Flux Glaze in Pint Size Container
PCF-3 Midnight Run is a glossy dark blue-gray glaze like a velvety night sky.
Breaks dark across textured surfaces. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or topcoat.
Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Wisconsin Green Maple Rubber Leaf Form (Set of 4)
Small Oak Leaves (Set of 3)
Small Leaf Assortment
Small Grape Ruber Leaf Form (Set of 3)
Small Fig Rubber Leaf Forms (Set of 4)
Small Burdock Rubber Leaf Form
Ruber Lily Pad Leaf Forms (Set of 2)
Pumpkin Leaves (set of 4)
Morning Glory Leaf Forms (Set of 4)
Maple Leaves (Set of 3)
Large Rubber Water Lily Leaf Form
Large Rubber Sycamore Leaf Form
Large Rubber Catalpa Leaf Form
Large Rounded Sunflower Rubber Leaf Form
Large Leaf Assortment Set #2 (Set of 5)
Large & Small Hydrangia Rubber Leaf Forms (Set of 2)
This set of 2 rubber leaf forms can be used to make impressions in clay or make dimensional leaves.
Large leaf measure 11-inch H x 6.25-inch W and small is 5.5-inch x 3-inch.
Ivy Rubber Leaf Form (Set of 3)
Holly Rubber Leaf Form (Set of 4)
Fig Leaves (set of 6)
Dogwood Rubber Forms (Set of 4)
Butterfly Rubber Forms (Set of 3)
Large Monstera Rubber Leaf Form
White - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-360 White - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
White Velvet Underglaze is a snow-white color that is bright and minty at cone 05, softens at cone 5, and becomes slightly warmer at cone 10, while maintaining a clean white color. A clear glaze accentuates the underglaze 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.
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Violet - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-380 Violet - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Violet Velvet Underglaze is a light plum color that is soft at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a deep lilac color that begins to burn out 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.
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Velour Black - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-370 Velour Black - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Velour Black Velvet Underglaze is a warm black color that is deep and velvety at cone 05, darkens and becomes warmer at cone 5, and is silky and deep 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.
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Ultra White - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-359 Ultra White - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Ultra Violet - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-379 Ultra Violet - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Ultra Black - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-362 Ultra Black - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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 itâÂÂs 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.
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Turquoise Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-327 Turquoise Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Turquoise Blue Velvet Underglaze is a blue green color that is cyan at cone 05, deeper at cone 5, and very dark at cone 10. This underglaze maintains its color well under a clear glaze 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.
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Teddy Bear Brown - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-366 Teddy Bear Brown - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Teddy Bear Velvet Underglaze is a chestnut color that is a warm tan at cone 05, darkens to a russet color at cone 5, and lightens and begins to burn out at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the underglaze at cone 05 but burns out some color 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.
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Teal Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-332 Teal Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Teal Blue Velvet Underglaze is a rich sapphire blue color at cone 05, deepens to medium blue at cone 5, and becomes very dark at cone 10. A clear glaze over Teal Blue will drastically darken its color 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.
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Slate - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-365 Slate - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Salmon - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-323 Salmon - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Salmon Velvet Underglaze is a soft reddish pink that is light at cone 05, and warmer and darker at cone 5. At cone 10, it maintains a browned pink color. A clear glaze over Salmon will accentuate and darken the color at cone 05, 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.
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Royal Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-336 Royal Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Rose - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-318 Rose - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Rose Velvet Underglaze is a deep magenta that is dark at cone 05 and becomes patchy at cone 5 before it burns out almost completely at cone 10. A clear glaze over Rose will accentuate the color at cone 05 but at cone 5 and 10, there is no color change between glazed and unglazed.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Red - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-382 Red - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Real Orange - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-384 Real Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Real Orange Velvet Underglaze is a luminous orange color that is bright and saturated at cone 05, softens and becomes lighter at cone 5, and slightly warmer and still bright 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.
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Purple - 16-oz Velvet Underglaze
V-322 Purple - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Purple Velvet Underglaze is a soft violet color at cone 05 and becomes increasingly bluish and lighter at cone 5 and at cone 10. A clear glaze over Purple will accentuate the color at cone 05 and cone 5, and cause more blue tones at cone 10.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Pistachio - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-347 Pistachio - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Pistachio is a light green underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 6 with minimal darkening. Above cone 6 the color becomes slightly bluer. Clear glaze brightens the color. Pistachio underglaze can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Pearl Gray - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-356 Pearl Gray - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Pearl Gray Velvet Underglaze is a bluish silver gray color that is bright at cone 05, darkens to a pewter tone at cone 5, and begins to lighten and burn out 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.
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Orange - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-350 Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Orange Velvet Underglaze is a golden color that is bright at cone 05, softens to a toasty beige at cone 5, and becomes toastier 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.
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Morning Fog - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-363 Morning Fog - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Morning Fog Velvet Underglaze fires to a light, misty gray when fired to cone 05, darkens to a steamy color at cone 5, and maintains the foggy color 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.
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Medium Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-326 Medium Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Medium Blue Velvet Underglaze is a brilliant primary blue that is vivid at cone 05, darker at cone 5, maintaining its blue color. A clear glaze over Medium Blue will significantly darken the color 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.
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Maroon - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-375 Maroon - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Lilac - 16-oz Velvet Underglaze
V-321 Lilac - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Lilac Velvet Underglaze is a soft plum color, light at cone 05, and warmer and deeper at cone 5. Color will begin to burn out at cone 10. A clear glaze over Lilac will accentuate the color at cone 05 and 5, and burn out much of the color at cone 10.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Light Red - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-383 Light Red - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Light Green - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-345 Light Green - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Light Green Velvet Underglaze is a light spring green color that is bright at cone 05, darkens significantly to a forest green at cone 5, and becomes a deep pine green at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze 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.
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lavender - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-320 Lavender - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Jet Black - Gallon Velvet Underglaze
V-361 Jet Black - Velvet Underglaze in Gallon Size Container
Jet Black Velvet Underglaze is a cool black color, smooth and velvety at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes darkest black and slightly glossy at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens and 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.
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Jet Black - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-361 Jet Black - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Jet Black Velvet Underglaze is a cool black color, smooth and velvety at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes darkest black and slightly glossy at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens and 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.
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Iceberg Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-327 Iceberg Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Iceberg Blue Velvet Underglaze is a light blue color that is powder blue at cone 05, slightly darker at cone 5, and maintains its light blue shade up to cone 10. A clear glaze over Iceberg Blue tends to lift the color out slightly, lightening it.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Hunter Green- 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-376 Hunter Green - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Hunter Green Velvet Underglaze is an emerald color that is vivid at cone 05, darkens to a deep blue-green at cone 5, and becomes slightly darker, developing a sheen 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.
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Flame Orange - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-389 Flame Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Elephant - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-364 Elephant - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Elephant Velvet Underglaze is a light, ashy shade when fired to cone 05, darkens to a deeper gray at cone 5 then turns to a grayish-black akin to elephant skin when fired to 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.
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Dark Green - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-353 Dark Green - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Dark Green Velvet Underglaze is a rich green color that is bright and saturated at cone 05, darkens to a forest green at cone 5, and becomes slightly darker 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.
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Coral - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-317 Coral - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Coral is a warm, bright pink underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 10 with minimal darkening. Clear glaze brightens the color. Can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Cinnamon - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-385 Cinnamon - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Cinnamon Velvet Underglaze is a deep sienna color that is very warm at cone 05, darkens and becomes chocolatey at cone 5, and turns to a dark brown 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.
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Chartreuse - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-343 Chartreuse - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Chartreuse Velvet Underglaze is a lime green color that is very bright at cone 05, softens to a mint green at cone 5, and darkens slightly 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.
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Cactus - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-349 Cactus - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Cactus is a cool light green underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 6 with minimal darkening. Above cone 6 the color becomes slightly bluer. Clear glaze brightens the color. Cactus underglaze can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Bright Red - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-387 Bright Red - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Bright Red Velvet Underglaze is a deep crimson color that is vivid at cone 05, darkens slightly at cone 5, and becomes a deep cherry red at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color and accentuates 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.
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Bright Orange - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-390 Bright Orange - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Blush - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-324 Blush - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Blush is a warm, soft pink underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 10 with minimal darkening. Clear glaze brightens the color. Blush underglaze can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Blue Green- 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-341 Blue Green - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Blue Green Velvet Underglaze is a teal color that is deep aqua at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a dark marine blue 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.
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Baby Blue - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-325 Baby Blue - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Baby Blue Velvet Underglaze is a soft light blue color that is bright and pastel at cone 05, darker at cone 5, and sky blue at cone 10. A clear glaze over Baby Blue accentuates the color at cone 05 but begins to burn out some color 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.
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Avocado - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-333 Avocado - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Avocado Velvet Underglaze is an avocado flesh color that is vivid at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a deep chartreuse 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.
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Amethyst - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-381 Amethyst - Velvet Underglaze in Pint 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.
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Yellow - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-308 Yellow - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a bright lemon yellow that is vivid at cone 05. It is still bright, but less saturated at cone 05 and becomes pale at cone 10. A clear glaze over Yellow darkens the color slightly, but has less of an effect at higher temperatures.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Terra Cotta - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-303 Terra Cotta - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Terra Cotta Velvet Underglaze is a warm cinnamon brown that is much darker with a clear glaze on top at any temperature. At cone 05, it is red-brown and reminiscent of the clay it is named after. It darkens at cone 5 and becomes a deep chocolate color at cone 10.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Straw - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-304 Straw - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Straw Velvet Underglaze is a rich sunflower yellow that is a strong ochre at cone 05 and becomes lighter at cone 5. At cone 10, it is even lighter and less saturated. Overall, it maintains its color well at any temperature and becomes richer and darker under a clear glaze.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Red Brown - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-313 Red Brown - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Red Brown Velvet Underglaze is a warm cocoa color that is reddish at cone 05. The color darkens at cone 05, and becomes chocolatey 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.
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Peach - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-315 Peach - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Peach Velvet Underglaze is a warm pink at cone 05 that darkens slightly at cone 5, and becomes a light coral at cone 10. A clear glaze darkens the color slightly 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.
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Ivory Beige - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-301 Ivory Beige - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Ivory Beige Velvet Underglaze is a soft cream color that is very light at cone 05. It warms up a little at cone 5, but burns out almost completely at cone 10. A clear glaze over Ivory Beige accentuates and darkens the color at cone 05 and cone 5. At cone 10, there is no color change between glazed and unglazed.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Deep Yellow - 16oz Velvet Underglaze
V-309 Deep Yellow - Velvet Underglaze in Pint Size Container
Deep Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a rich ochre color at cone 05 and more intense under a clear glaze. At cone 5, it is less saturated. At cone 10, it is darker and more muted.
Safety Warning
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
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Featured
Fruity Freckles - 4oz. Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze
CG-981 Fruity Freckles (4 ounce) Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze by Mayco Colors
Drama! Excitement!
These beautiful glazes transform in the kiln when small pieces of glass burst into color and intricate pattern during the firing process. Use alone for stunning effects, in glaze combination blending with Stroke & Coats®, Foundations® or Cobblestones or simply as an accent to your design.
General Use
Crystal glazes were designed to mature at cone 06/05. Apply to shelf cone 04 bisque. Shake jar well and stir during the application process. Apply 3 coats with a fan brush, allowing to dry between coats. Avoid placing crystals towards bottom of ware to keep them from flowing onto the kiln shelf during firing. Crystal Glazes can be fired to higher temperatures. Review individual color label for cone 6 firing results. The crystals in the glaze will melt when fired, which may create a textured surface. As that surface may be difficult to properly clean if in contact with food, we recommend crystal glazes to be used on decorative ware. Jungle Gems ™ and Crystalites ™ glazes are certified AP nontoxic, with the exception of CG 707 Woodland Fantasy and CG 713 Peacock Green which require a caution label, CL, due to soluble copper. Please refer to label for specific information
Helpful Hints
- Left-over crystals? Just add a complimentary Foundations® glaze.
- May use a complimentary Foundations® as a base glaze in order to make your crystals go further.
- We recommend a soft fan brush, such as CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan, for glaze application.
- Stir frequently as crystals tend to settle in the jar due to their weight.
- Store upside down with lid on securely to allow easy mixing and even dispersion of crystals.
- As crystals tend to flow at higher temperatures, we recommend limiting number of crystals on bottom third of vertical piece to avoid glaze running onto kiln shelf.
- Re-distribution of crystals may be required during the final coat. Where you see the crystal is where you will see it bloom.
Application Recommendations
The following application recommendations are based upon the original product development intent and use for the product. Information on alternative application methods is listed in the section "Usage Variations and FAQ's".
- Shake well prior to each application coat. The reason for this recommendation is that the crystals will settle to the bottom of the jar in a short period of time. If you notice the crystals settling during an application you can either dip your brush to the bottom of the jar to re-dispense or attach the lid and shake vigorously.
- During the application of the third coat of glaze you may find it necessary to re-distribute crystals, or add crystals, on your piece to assure balanced coverage. Use your brush to push crystals onto thinly covered areas or dip your brush into the jar and gather crystals onto it, then "pat" them on the sparsely covered areas.
- We recommend a broad, soft brush, such as a CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan Brush, to apply crystal glazes. The fan brush may help more in the even disbursement of the crystals, thus creating a more pleasing pattern in the fired glaze.
- Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™ were designed to fire to cone 06. Higher temperature firings will change the colors from cone 06 results and movement and flow WILL increase.
Usage Variations & FAQs
Q: What advice to do have for firing Crystal glazes at higher temperatures?
A: Crystal glazes, already prone to move, will move that much more at higher temperatures. The crystals will lose some of their definition and act more as a blending agent. You'll wan to be careful about placing glaze too close to the bottom of your piece - in addition to stilting you may want to put a tile or a piece of scrap bisque beneath the piece to prevent glaze from running onto your kiln shelves.
Q: What are some of the ways I can use Crystal glazes in my design work?
A: Simply apply the crystalites in the pattern and apply as the above directions stated. Several rings of the Crystalites placed in varied patterns are also attractive. Interesting patterns may be obtained by placing several rings of crystals in a necklace-like placement around the piece. The glaze may need to be strained in order to separate the crystals for this procedure. The crystals are then applied using a brush or small spoon in a linear necklace-like ring around the piece. This can be several rings in sequential order or in a zigzag pattern to produce the most pleasing effect.
Q: Your label states that Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™are "Food Safe", yet you also include the statement "May not be suitable for food surfaces due to surface characteristics"?
A: Food Safety is determined by standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). ASTM method C-738 and C-927-80 are "leach tests"; the tests involve measuring the chemical composition of an acidic food before exposure to a glazed surface and the chemical composition after a several days. If the levels of glaze materials found in the food are below the established limits, the glaze can be marketed as "Food Safe." Glazes that create dimensional surfaces also create crevices and nooks that can trap food - even after washing. This food can develop bacterial growth and cause health issues. Our policy is to discourage the use of textural glazes on ware that is intended for food usage even though the glaze has met all food safety criteria.
Q: Can I mix leftover crystals into other glazes?
A: Yes. Foundations® Sheers would be a good choice as these glazes will allow the crystals to expand much like the base glaze of Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™.
Koi Pond - 4oz. Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze
CG-983 Koi Pond (4 ounce) Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze by Mayco Colors
Drama! Excitement!
These beautiful glazes transform in the kiln when small pieces of glass burst into color and intricate pattern during the firing process. Use alone for stunning effects, in glaze combination blending with Stroke & Coats®, Foundations® or Cobblestones or simply as an accent to your design.
General Use
Crystal glazes were designed to mature at cone 06/05. Apply to shelf cone 04 bisque. Shake jar well and stir during the application process. Apply 3 coats with a fan brush, allowing to dry between coats. Avoid placing crystals towards bottom of ware to keep them from flowing onto the kiln shelf during firing. Crystal Glazes can be fired to higher temperatures. Review individual color label for cone 6 firing results. The crystals in the glaze will melt when fired, which may create a textured surface. As that surface may be difficult to properly clean if in contact with food, we recommend crystal glazes to be used on decorative ware. Jungle Gems ™ and Crystalites ™ glazes are certified AP nontoxic, with the exception of CG 707 Woodland Fantasy and CG 713 Peacock Green which require a caution label, CL, due to soluble copper. Please refer to label for specific information
Helpful Hints
- Left-over crystals? Just add a complimentary Foundations® glaze.
- May use a complimentary Foundations® as a base glaze in order to make your crystals go further.
- We recommend a soft fan brush, such as CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan, for glaze application.
- Stir frequently as crystals tend to settle in the jar due to their weight.
- Store upside down with lid on securely to allow easy mixing and even dispersion of crystals.
- As crystals tend to flow at higher temperatures, we recommend limiting number of crystals on bottom third of vertical piece to avoid glaze running onto kiln shelf.
- Re-distribution of crystals may be required during the final coat. Where you see the crystal is where you will see it bloom.
Application Recommendations
The following application recommendations are based upon the original product development intent and use for the product. Information on alternative application methods is listed in the section "Usage Variations and FAQ's".
- Shake well prior to each application coat. The reason for this recommendation is that the crystals will settle to the bottom of the jar in a short period of time. If you notice the crystals settling during an application you can either dip your brush to the bottom of the jar to re-dispense or attach the lid and shake vigorously.
- During the application of the third coat of glaze you may find it necessary to re-distribute crystals, or add crystals, on your piece to assure balanced coverage. Use your brush to push crystals onto thinly covered areas or dip your brush into the jar and gather crystals onto it, then "pat" them on the sparsely covered areas.
- We recommend a broad, soft brush, such as a CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan Brush, to apply crystal glazes. The fan brush may help more in the even disbursement of the crystals, thus creating a more pleasing pattern in the fired glaze.
- Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™ were designed to fire to cone 06. Higher temperature firings will change the colors from cone 06 results and movement and flow WILL increase.
Usage Variations & FAQs
Q: What advice to do have for firing Crystal glazes at higher temperatures?
A: Crystal glazes, already prone to move, will move that much more at higher temperatures. The crystals will lose some of their definition and act more as a blending agent. You'll wan to be careful about placing glaze too close to the bottom of your piece - in addition to stilting you may want to put a tile or a piece of scrap bisque beneath the piece to prevent glaze from running onto your kiln shelves.
Q: What are some of the ways I can use Crystal glazes in my design work?
A: Simply apply the crystalites in the pattern and apply as the above directions stated. Several rings of the Crystalites placed in varied patterns are also attractive. Interesting patterns may be obtained by placing several rings of crystals in a necklace-like placement around the piece. The glaze may need to be strained in order to separate the crystals for this procedure. The crystals are then applied using a brush or small spoon in a linear necklace-like ring around the piece. This can be several rings in sequential order or in a zigzag pattern to produce the most pleasing effect.
Q: Your label states that Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™are "Food Safe", yet you also include the statement "May not be suitable for food surfaces due to surface characteristics"?
A: Food Safety is determined by standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). ASTM method C-738 and C-927-80 are "leach tests"; the tests involve measuring the chemical composition of an acidic food before exposure to a glazed surface and the chemical composition after a several days. If the levels of glaze materials found in the food are below the established limits, the glaze can be marketed as "Food Safe." Glazes that create dimensional surfaces also create crevices and nooks that can trap food - even after washing. This food can develop bacterial growth and cause health issues. Our policy is to discourage the use of textural glazes on ware that is intended for food usage even though the glaze has met all food safety criteria.
Q: Can I mix leftover crystals into other glazes?
A: Yes. Foundations® Sheers would be a good choice as these glazes will allow the crystals to expand much like the base glaze of Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™.
Ladybug - 4oz. Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze
CG-984 Ladybug (4 ounce) Jungle Gem Crystal Glaze by Mayco Colors
Drama! Excitement!
These beautiful glazes transform in the kiln when small pieces of glass burst into color and intricate pattern during the firing process. Use alone for stunning effects, in glaze combination blending with Stroke & Coats®, Foundations® or Cobblestones or simply as an accent to your design.
General Use
Crystal glazes were designed to mature at cone 06/05. Apply to shelf cone 04 bisque. Shake jar well and stir during the application process. Apply 3 coats with a fan brush, allowing to dry between coats. Avoid placing crystals towards bottom of ware to keep them from flowing onto the kiln shelf during firing. Crystal Glazes can be fired to higher temperatures. Review individual color label for cone 6 firing results. The crystals in the glaze will melt when fired, which may create a textured surface. As that surface may be difficult to properly clean if in contact with food, we recommend crystal glazes to be used on decorative ware. Jungle Gems ™ and Crystalites ™ glazes are certified AP nontoxic, with the exception of CG 707 Woodland Fantasy and CG 713 Peacock Green which require a caution label, CL, due to soluble copper. Please refer to label for specific information
Helpful Hints
- Left-over crystals? Just add a complimentary Foundations® glaze.
- May use a complimentary Foundations® as a base glaze in order to make your crystals go further.
- We recommend a soft fan brush, such as CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan, for glaze application.
- Stir frequently as crystals tend to settle in the jar due to their weight.
- Store upside down with lid on securely to allow easy mixing and even dispersion of crystals.
- As crystals tend to flow at higher temperatures, we recommend limiting number of crystals on bottom third of vertical piece to avoid glaze running onto kiln shelf.
- Re-distribution of crystals may be required during the final coat. Where you see the crystal is where you will see it bloom.
Application Recommendations
The following application recommendations are based upon the original product development intent and use for the product. Information on alternative application methods is listed in the section "Usage Variations and FAQ's".
- Shake well prior to each application coat. The reason for this recommendation is that the crystals will settle to the bottom of the jar in a short period of time. If you notice the crystals settling during an application you can either dip your brush to the bottom of the jar to re-dispense or attach the lid and shake vigorously.
- During the application of the third coat of glaze you may find it necessary to re-distribute crystals, or add crystals, on your piece to assure balanced coverage. Use your brush to push crystals onto thinly covered areas or dip your brush into the jar and gather crystals onto it, then "pat" them on the sparsely covered areas.
- We recommend a broad, soft brush, such as a CB-604 #4 or CB-618 #8 Soft Fan Brush, to apply crystal glazes. The fan brush may help more in the even disbursement of the crystals, thus creating a more pleasing pattern in the fired glaze.
- Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™ were designed to fire to cone 06. Higher temperature firings will change the colors from cone 06 results and movement and flow WILL increase.
Usage Variations & FAQs
Q: What advice to do have for firing Crystal glazes at higher temperatures?
A: Crystal glazes, already prone to move, will move that much more at higher temperatures. The crystals will lose some of their definition and act more as a blending agent. You'll wan to be careful about placing glaze too close to the bottom of your piece - in addition to stilting you may want to put a tile or a piece of scrap bisque beneath the piece to prevent glaze from running onto your kiln shelves.
Q: What are some of the ways I can use Crystal glazes in my design work?
A: Simply apply the crystalites in the pattern and apply as the above directions stated. Several rings of the Crystalites placed in varied patterns are also attractive. Interesting patterns may be obtained by placing several rings of crystals in a necklace-like placement around the piece. The glaze may need to be strained in order to separate the crystals for this procedure. The crystals are then applied using a brush or small spoon in a linear necklace-like ring around the piece. This can be several rings in sequential order or in a zigzag pattern to produce the most pleasing effect.
Q: Your label states that Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™are "Food Safe", yet you also include the statement "May not be suitable for food surfaces due to surface characteristics"?
A: Food Safety is determined by standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). ASTM method C-738 and C-927-80 are "leach tests"; the tests involve measuring the chemical composition of an acidic food before exposure to a glazed surface and the chemical composition after a several days. If the levels of glaze materials found in the food are below the established limits, the glaze can be marketed as "Food Safe." Glazes that create dimensional surfaces also create crevices and nooks that can trap food - even after washing. This food can develop bacterial growth and cause health issues. Our policy is to discourage the use of textural glazes on ware that is intended for food usage even though the glaze has met all food safety criteria.
Q: Can I mix leftover crystals into other glazes?
A: Yes. Foundations® Sheers would be a good choice as these glazes will allow the crystals to expand much like the base glaze of Crystalites™ and Jungle Gems™.
Argyle
SL444 Argyle Stencil by Mayco Colors
Add creativity and fun to your artwork with Mayco Designer Stencils;
Designer Stencils for ceramic surfaces, texturing clay, glass, paper crafts, home decor and more
Ceramic Surface Directions: Use the stencil to make patterns on ceramic bisque or greenware by applying your favorite non-moving glazes such as Stroke & Coat or Foundations over the unglazed surface or by layering glaze. Use dimensional glazes, such as Stroke & Coat Accents or Sculpting Medium, to create embossed designs.
Texturing Clay; Press stencil into clay to create texture and / or use teh stencil as a template to carve designs.
These stencils are sturdy - yet pliable enough to wrap around a curved surface.