Adjusting Glazes

March 1, 1998 Pete Pinnell

By Pete Pinnell

March 1, 1998

Adjusting Glazes for Application PART 1 One of the more frustrating aspects of ceramics is glazing. Glazing is a pretty non-intuitive act: what you see is definitely not what you get. Besides that, the very act of glazing is a difficult dance that requires a person to do everything correctly and in the right order to get a perfect glaze […]

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About Pete Pinnell

Pete Pinnell teaches at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has been a potter for many years and has numerous exhibitions and workshops to his credit. You can email Pete directly. Almost everyone on the planet considers him the ultimate glaze guru master, and we’re pleased to share some of his column content in the Education section of this site.

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Adjusting Glazes

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