Mason stains

araceli_adams on Instagram: As a ceramic artist, I use a type of paint called underglaze. It's applied on to the clay pieces once they have been fired to 1000 degrees…

​ At the back of the showroom at Armadillo Clay, there lives a rack of small packages of Mason Stains . The rainbow of powders is eye-catching, but what are they even for? Though they draw many a...

Category: Glaze, Author: IU Southeast Ceramics, Notes: This is a cone 6 clear glaze we use to go over mason stained slips. We don't remember where we got it, but it was something that was already developed somewhere. It will go a little cloudy where thick, but where thin and medium thickness, it's very clear. We also spray this glaze with good success.

STEP 1: Dry Materials The dry materials are dumped into the clay mixer. The augur runs for a few minutes to combine the materials in their dry state. STEP 2: Water A predetermined amount of water is...

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Glazy Ceramics Pottery Recipe: Glaze, Celadon, Cone 6, Oxidation

Would you like to see what 16 different Masons stains do when added to a clear glaze? Would you like to know what percentages are needed. This picture will show you.

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How to make a colored mason jar.

Amaco Brent on Instagram: "Hey y’all! (@sarahandthings ) still here ✌🏼 Sharing a speedy mug process on a black porcelain mug already painted with my favorite @amacobrent velvet underglazes. This mug is at the leatherhard stage which is perfect for carving! Here I’m working with a black porcelain that I mixed up with mason stain in my reclaim clay. After the mug is thrown, trimmed, and handle attached, I’ll give it a couple days drying time and apply the colorful underglazes and carve…

I've added some simple slip recipes to illustrate how one can use the Mason Stains added yesterday. These slip recipes use a material called "English Porcelain", which is simply an analysis of a typical high-fire porcelain body, as well as 8-10% added Mason Stain.&nb

mixing mason stains into slip to make colored slip for pottery deco, update mix small amount of water into stain before adding to slip

As Glazy grows, it becomes a "Pantone" reference library of glaze color. Various Mason Stains in 8%, 4%, and 2% additions to a Cone 6 base, Celadon Clear, on Standard #551 porcelain and fired in Oxidation at Orton Cone 6. All recipes and photos available on Glazy: https://gla

This is a base transparent glaze recipe developed for cone 6. It is known as the 20x5 or 20 by 5 recipe. It is a simple 5 material at 20% each mix and it makes a good home base from which to rationalize adjustments.

I've been wanting to experiment with some colored slips. I decided to try mason stains, since there is such a wide range of color choices. The perfect opportunity came when a green ware, palm tree sculpture I was moving fell on the floor. It was broken beyond repair. It took me forever making all those palm fronds and propping them up with crumpled pieces of paper bag. Boo Hoo! But it'll make the best slip, right? I broke the sculpture up into a bunch of little pieces and laid them all out…