ceramics question
Mar. 31st, 2004 09:24 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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craftgrrli know some of you do ceramics. anyone know the answer to this?
i could swear that when i used underglazes in high school on bisqueware that you could put a clear glaze right over the top without firing the underglaze. does anyone know if this is true? or do i have to fire the underglaze, then clear glaze it and fire that?
i ask this because my art club is decorating a set of bisquewear plates. we have no kiln at our school, but i plan to take them to the clay guild and pay for them to fire the plates. i'd rather do this only once, but i will, of course, do it twice if its necessary.
i could swear that when i used underglazes in high school on bisqueware that you could put a clear glaze right over the top without firing the underglaze. does anyone know if this is true? or do i have to fire the underglaze, then clear glaze it and fire that?
i ask this because my art club is decorating a set of bisquewear plates. we have no kiln at our school, but i plan to take them to the clay guild and pay for them to fire the plates. i'd rather do this only once, but i will, of course, do it twice if its necessary.
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