Different Styles of Test Tiles You Can Make for Glaze Testing

This video first appeared live in my Facebook Group - Understanding Glazes with Sue.
In the video, I read my blog post "Different Styles of Test Tiles You Can Make for Glaze Testing" and take questions and comments live.
In this collaborative article, I display several different ways of making test tiles for different purposes. When glaze testing, it’s important that you have test tiles that are representative of your finished work in some way, so your test results can be accurately translated to a larger piece.
I collected images from a dozen or so different potters showing how they make and display their test tiles, offering a wide variety of styles and methods.
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[@user-tl5ee5cx6r]

This was helpful, thank you! (Coincidentally watched this in the morning on the West Coast 2 years after it was posted)

[@georgesampson4714]

I'm a little late to the party but enjoyed your presentation. I just use mugs for testing glazes as it gives me practice in making them and by dipping in various ways you can easily get multiple single layer, double layer and overlapping glaze tests on each mug. Plus they look good sitting on a high shelf in the studio.

[@keithlightminder3005]

Sorry I saw this too late to be live with you. Super useful! Thanks for this!

[@suemcleodceramics]

Glad it was helpful!