Creating Your Own Cone 6 "Colorburst" Glaze with Sintered Crushed Glaze!

[@jennycaldwell1]

I do something similar with dried glaze chips sprinkled into wet glaze. I don’t have the option of doing cone 020 firings, as I work in a community studio and don’t control the kilns, so I can’t sinter. But the dried chips work just as well and sprinkling them allows me to control where they go and make designs with them. I’ve gotten some really fun results!

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Yes! I’ve shown my kids that too- the advantage of this method is that you can put it on vertical surfaces more easily!!

[@carboncookie]

lovely! I wanted to try that for a long time! Now I will add that to the top of my list!

[@____Ann____]

I put them in a bisque fire but I make sure they are not low fire glazes.

[@РусланЛазарев-х8ъ]

прекрасно!! 😍😍😍

[@williamc.mcdonald1056]

Hey there! I am looking into this little Skutt Firebox for my wife. She makes a lot of coffee mugs and I was looking at getting one of these for her to use at home instead of going to our local kiln studio. I see it fires to cone 6. But without asking her, trying to surprise her, will this kiln bisc fire the mugs and then get hot enough to fully glaze fire it? If so how long does it take for a full cone 6 firing

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Yes- it can bisque and also glaze to cone 6 without issue. I don’t have my log book in front of me as it’s at school- but if I remember correctly, it’s somewhere in the neighborhood of 9 hours for a slow cone 6 firing. (I prefer slow firing when doing glazes!)

[@williamc.mcdonald1056]

Thank you so much!!!

[@danielleelizabeth1046]

Do you think with would work with cone 015? I don’t have cone 020 pyrometric bars 😅

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I would think it would!

[@Gojoanime14]

Please tell me hindi sister your video is so nice