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Glaze Recipe EBOOK for Stoneware — VOLUME 1 (Digital Recipe Download)
This volume features 14 tried-and-true stoneware glaze recipes, developed through years of studio testing. Inside you’ll find a wide range of surfaces — from matte to glossy whites, warm rust glazes, turquoise, purple, blue, and multiple nuanced greens. See all the glazes included in the picture gallery.
Perfect for potters looking to build a reliable stoneware glaze palette for oxidation firing.
Firing Range
Cone 7–10
1240–1300°C / 2264–2372°F (oxidation, electric firing)
FAQ — Will These Glazes Work on Porcelain?
Yes — some of them absolutely can.
However, all examples shown in the eBook are fired on stoneware, so colour, texture, and melt may differ on porcelain. Testing is always recommended when changing clay bodies.
This volume features 14 tried-and-true stoneware glaze recipes, developed through years of studio testing. Inside you’ll find a wide range of surfaces — from matte to glossy whites, warm rust glazes, turquoise, purple, blue, and multiple nuanced greens. See all the glazes included in the picture gallery.
Perfect for potters looking to build a reliable stoneware glaze palette for oxidation firing.
Firing Range
Cone 7–10
1240–1300°C / 2264–2372°F (oxidation, electric firing)
FAQ — Will These Glazes Work on Porcelain?
Yes — some of them absolutely can.
However, all examples shown in the eBook are fired on stoneware, so colour, texture, and melt may differ on porcelain. Testing is always recommended when changing clay bodies.