Glazing (part2) and wheel

I have already finish glazing for both my pinch pot and Coil piece.  All types of glazes and techniques are metioned in the previous post.  As far as what I could have done better, I should have tried to make the dunk glazes more even by rubbing some of the thick glaze off between dunks for both my coil and pinch pots.  For the concept glazes, I should have be mor concistent with my glazing because some of the spots came out to thin.  I have worked on the wheel for the past few weeks and have completed my 6 inch cylinder.  I am now working on smaller pieces on the wheel which I am very excited about.

Glazing

I have completed my pinch pot and coil pot and need to glaze my extra credit project for the second time.  The glazes I used for my pinch pot were, Blue rutile (bucket), Dark Blue (bucket), and concpet glazes.  I used Second Hand Rose (bucket) and Turkish Amber (bucket) for my coil pot.

It is important to wash your hand and wipe your project before glazing because any dust that sticks to the project will prevent the glaze from coming out evenly.  You need to apply was resist to the bottom of your project if you are using bucket glazes to prevent glaze from sticking to the bottom and fusing the projec to the keln when firing.  When using a bucket glaze, you should dunk the project for about a second to the second and a half.  You cannot brush on bucket glazes because the glaze will not fire evently.