Cone 6 Dry Studio Glazes

Ellen's Tin Barn BlueA tried and true cone 6 blue. With different thickness of application the blue can vary from a denim to a dark blue! This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Alfredo's Creative Clay YellowA very dependable strong, solid canary yellow. This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Catawba BlueIslands of blue highlight the thinner layer of glaze which turns an earthy brown. Very similar to many cone 6 "floating blue" glazes. This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Catawba ShinoTalk about a versatile glaze capturing the cone 10 white shino appearance! A thin layer yields an earth brown color with additional layers, drips or spatters turning a wonderful ivory cream color. This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Alfredo's Creative Clay Bright GreenWe were lucky enough to be given this glaze formula by Northern Virginia potter Alfredo Ratinof. One coat offers a translucent spring green. The more coats of glaze the brighter the color. A calm yet playful pale green. Quite similar to the color of a honeydew melon. This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Stephen's Museum YellowSteven Glass of the Virginia Museum Studio School not only plays a mean guitar but he has some great glaze recipes. A wonderful goldenrod yellow with a slightly mottled look very similar to cornbread! This is a powdered glaze ordered by weight in pounds.

Powdered Opaque Gloss GlazeSimilar to frosted glass! Mix 4-6 pounds dry glaze per gallon of glaze being mixed. Glazes can be used on most bisqued stoneware and porcelain cone 5-6 clays. Testing is recommended to assure glaze fits intended clay body. Glaze can be dipped, brushed or sprayed. Oxides and stains can be added to dry mix to add color to the glazes. Lead free and dinnerware safe! Priced per lb.

Powdered Clear Stoneware GlazeHigh gloss and crystal clear at cone 6! Mix 4-6 pounds dry glaze per gallon of glaze being mixed. Glazes can be used on most bisqued stoneware and porcelain cone 5-6 clays. Testing is recommended to assure glaze fits intended clay body. Glaze can be dipped, brushed or sprayed. Oxides and stains can be added to dry mix to add color to the glazes. Lead free and dinnerware safe! Priced per lb.

Powdered Matte Stoneware GlazeA high gloss yet frosted appearance! Mix 4-6 pounds dry glaze per gallon of glaze being mixed. Glazes can be used on most bisqued stoneware and porcelain cone 5-6 clays. Testing is recommended to assure glaze fits intended clay body. Glaze can be dipped, brushed or sprayed. Oxides and stains can be added to dry mix to add color to the glazes. Lead free and dinnerware safe! Priced per lb.