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How to Attach a Handle to a Cappuccino Mug: Pt. 1
How to Attach a Handle to a Cappuccino Mug: Pt. 2
How Clay is Fired & Glazed
What a Bisque Fired Cappuccino Mug Should Look Like
How to Glaze a Cappuccino Mug
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How Glazing Clay Works
What a Finished Cappuccino Mug Should Look Like
Summary: Learn how to glaze a cappuccino mug in this free ceramics video lesson.
Susan Ting is the owner of Zenclay Studio, Galleries, and Cafe. She has been in the restaurant business and a potter for more than 20 years. She has found that working with clay,...read more
"I'm Susan Ting I am a potter and welcome to the Expert Village. The next step and the glaze itself is mixed with a lot of silica clay and also colorings in there. This glaze would eventually would turn red and that is what we have in cooper carbonated in there. Cooper when you do reduction firing when you take out the oxygen and that would turn green to red. So once the glaze is mixed well I use a tong to hold the pot and dip this pot into the glaze. Count 3 1,2,3, and take it out. Clean off the bottom (I can't do that very well) and see how the glaze dries up really fast. We need to clean the bottom this is where it is going to sit on the shelve when it is firing. Any glaze you have on the shelve it is going to stick on the shelve so a lot of care has to be taken care."
eHow Article: How to Glaze a Cappuccino Mug
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