Is your glaze not always consistent? Sometimes it turns out well, other times it doesn’t? Does your transparent glaze sometimes appear milky white? Expecting a deep blue, vibrant glaze, but it sometimes turns out green or even brown? Does your glaze sometimes drip onto the kiln shelf even though you’re certain the temperature was correct for the formula? Do you keep adding water to your glaze but it remains thick?

If this sounds familiar, then this course is a must for you! I will teach you everything you need to know about glaze thickness, viscosity, flocculation, and deflocculation so you can achieve perfect results with your glazes every time.

In addition to some theory in the morning, we will work with your own “problematic glazes” after lunch. Is your glaze stuck to the bottom of the bucket, unmanageable, or difficult to work with? We’ll work together to improve your glaze!

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Glaze consistency, viscosity and specific gravity

€125.00

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The course is suitable for anyone who already has (some) practical experience with glazing. You should have glazed a piece of work before (using dipping or pouring glaze), even if you encountered problems. No theoretical knowledge of glazing is required to attend this workshop.
Notebook and writing materials

Prepared "problematic glazes" in a bucket or pot, preferably with the used recipe if known

Lunch
If you need to cancel, you can do so up to one month before the course starts. In this case, I will refund the course fee minus a €20 administrative fee.
If you cancel less than a month before the course, the course fee will not be refunded unless you can find a replacement or there are people on the waiting list who can take your spot. In either of these conditions, I will refund the course fee minus a €20 administrative fee.

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