Pro-Tips or Tricks:
Clean hands and Clean Pieces are the best start.
Dust, and/or oil from your hands will prevent glaze from adhering to ceramic piece.
1 Coat of Glaze = Translucent Coverage
2 Coats of Glaze = Semi-Opaque Coverage with Brush Strokes
3 Coats of Glaze = Vibrant and fully Opaque Coverage
Glazes are intermixable, so try layering or blending two colors to create gradients or custom shades on a separate palette or plate.
We cannot take back mixed glazes, so please mix outside of our glaze cups.
Wording or small details?
Put down white as a base color, this can act as a “Safety-Net"
If any mistake is made, simply scrap off your “mistake” off the white glaze and retry
Use the detail brush for outlining, lettering or fine designs.
When doing line work or outlines, keep a consistent amount of glaze on your brush
Too much glaze and it blobs, too little and it streaks.
If you have a larger brush on hand, we recommend painting a base color with a wide brush to speed the process along.
Rinse brush thoroughly before switching colors, this will prevent muddy colors, especially when switching between lights and darks.
