Applying Underglaze to the Ceramics I Pinch Pot cups

This shows my students how to apply the underglaze to their earthenware pinch cups. The same techniques apply to other clay bodies too, but in higher fire applications, you may want to have a few more layers of underglaze rather than less- as the colors may dissolve a bit under clear glaze more in a high fire. (also, some colors can't withstand high fire) Underglazes should be allowed to dry thoroughly before carving in the sgraffito technique.

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