I’m very interested in experimenting with multi-layer glazes. It is fantastically exciting to see what colors and effects appear after a double glazing.
I keep a logbook on Instagram and here you can see which glazes I have experimented with.
My Instagram name is birg1127
Fore some time ago, I made this vase in different green colors. Yesterday I was lucky because Lisbeth from “The Knitting Garden” gave me some wonderful knitted flowers, that fit perfectly in my little vase.
Making bigger jugs.
the green jug is about 1300ml inside is glazed with cobbergreen (Sorring 1373) and outside is glazed with pine green ( Sorring 5570) there is 2 layer on the upper part.
The pink jug is about 600 ml, inside is glazed with crystal white ( Sorring 1310) and outside with the new glaze, candy floss ( Sorring 2516)
The yellow jug is about 530 ml. Inside glaze i lemon yellow ( Sorring 2497) and the outside is decorated with cobold oxide and after drying it is glaze with pale yellow ( Sorring 2474)
A littel dog or a bowl in seablue.
I have made this vase on at course with Mette Mops. It is thrown in reclaimed clay and I have glazed it with at grey black gold or antique gold. It is 42315 from Silicanordic. I have succeeded with making at thin layer of the glaze, and then it turned out wit at lot of gold spots. I am happy with the result.
with glaze experiments
Blue begitning ( clay with color painted on leather hard clay) and after it is dried, I made sgrafitto.
Double glazed flower pot. 1. layer is grey green (6489 from Sorring) and 2. layer is grey (42013 from Silicanordic).
A flowerpot made in reclaimed clay and glazed with flax yellow (Sorring 1349)
Flowerpot glazed with spare glaze mix together.
Double glazed flowerpot. 1. layer is motted red ( sorring 2460) and 2. layer is yellow orange ( Sorring 2482)
Both plates is made in black clay from Goerge&schneider.
The blue is glazed in seablue 5552 from Sorring.
The green is glazed in lefter over glaze. I collect the glaze whwn I rinse utensils and jugs, and sometime, I try to use it inside things.
Inside and top glaze is yellow orange 2482 from Sorring. The lower glaze on the outside is rusty red 1306 from Sorring, it is a glaze, that changes in warm colors.
Thist plant bowl is double glazed. The first layer is motted red 2460 from sorring and when it has dried, the bowl was dipped in yellow orange 2482 from Sorring.
Just dipped ind sea blue 5552 from Sorring.
They are made in reclaimed clay and fired to 1235 with at hold on 1100 when it cool down.
I think it is quit difficult to paint creaturs, flowers or just at picture on a cup or a bowl. I must practice a lot more 😉
I have made shapes off 2 cats, and cut them in plastic foil ( the stuff the library use to protect books). The foil have glue on the backside, and have have put them om the plant bowl before dipping in pine green( Sorring 5570). After the glaze is dried, I have removed the foil.
