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Brush the glaze over the exterior surface, taking great care not to overwork it because this will spoil the underglaze
colour.
Allow the glaze to dry, then reapply as many coats as recommended by the manufacturer – usually three.
The finished shell
was made from white
earthenware clay.
Amaco Rose velvet
underglaze was
used for the colour
detail and Amaco
Transparent pearl
glaze.
The shell was fired
to 1046°C in an
electric kiln.
Note – because
this form was made
from earthenware
clay it was possible
to fire it raised o
the kiln shelf on star
pins. If making the
shell in stoneware,
you will need to wipe
back the glaze in an
appropriate place to
sit the form on the
kiln shelf to fire.
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