Amazing glaze recipes and combinations 200+ surefire finishes for low-fire, mid-range, and high-fire pottery

Gabriel Kline, 1977-

Book - 2021

"Get inspired and get glazing! Amazing Glaze Recipes and Combinations provides a captivating collection of sure-fire glaze recipes and electrifying combinations for low-fire, mid-range, and high-fire potters. Hundreds of photos and technically-edited recipes ensure you'll get the best possible results"--

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Subjects
Genres
Handbooks and manuals
Published
Beverly, MA : Quarry Books 2021.
Language
English
Main Author
Gabriel Kline, 1977- (author)
Physical Description
176 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN
9781589239807
  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • 1. Getting Started
  • The Right Tools
  • Best Practices
  • Testing and Altering
  • Gallery
  • 2. Mid-Range (Cone 6) Glazes
  • Why Mid-Range?
  • Developing an Aesthetic
  • The Keys to Successful Layering
  • Mid-Range Glaze Recipes
  • Modifier Glazes
  • Two-Glaze Combinations
  • Three or More Glaze Combinations
  • Gallery
  • 3. High-Fire (Cone 10) Glazes
  • Why High Fire?
  • High-Fire Glaze Recipes
  • Two-Glaze Combinations
  • Three or More Glaze Combinations
  • High-Fire Salt and Wood
  • Gallery
  • 4. Low-Fire (Cone 05) Glazes
  • Why Low Fire?
  • Low-Fire Glaze Recipes
  • Terra Sigiilata
  • Majolica
  • Raku
  • Raku Glaze Recipes
  • Gallery
  • 5. Firing and Finishing
  • Bisque Firing
  • Glaze Firing
  • Reduction Firing
  • Raku Firing
  • Assessing Fired Pots
  • Resources
  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgments
  • Index
  • Featured Artists
  • Hank Goodman
  • Allison Cochran
  • Robin MacKay
  • Gillan Doty
  • Paul Gisondo
  • Isabelle Coppinger
  • Dr. Paul Silverman
Review by Library Journal Review

Kline's second book, following Amazing Glaze: Techniques, Recipes, Finishing, and Firing. He is a professional potter and teacher for over 20 years, and owns Odyssey ClayWorks Studio in Asheville, NC. This updated work discusses basic and advanced principles of pottery glazing, use of tools and equipment, and the physical and chemical properties of various glazes, plus techniques for successful firing results. Numerous photos show combinations of glazes fired under assorted conditions and techniques. There is in-depth coverage of mid-range, high-fire, and low-fire glazes, along with recipes and application methods. Glazing can be regarded as the least favorite step in the process of pottery making, Kline says, but he aims to take the mystery and guesswork out of this important stage. The book features a number of ceramists and their work. VERDICT This is a worthy resource for artisans wishing to expand their knowledge of pottery glazes. Explanations are clear, and the photographs of finished pieces might inspire readers to advance their skills. Experienced ceramists especially will find useful information in this comprehensive work, to take their pottery to a higher level of artistry.--Deborah A. Broocker, Georgia Perimeter Coll. Lib., Dunwoody

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