I have decided that of these four, I will go with the glaze recipe for the tile second from the left, and hopefully it will look good on an actual pot.
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How do you ever decide?!?!?!
They all look good Gary. I like the way the one on the far left breaks blue. The teaset above turned out gorgeous! I like the way that glaze looks on it. I need to go mix up some tests...I have some stuff to fire and then glaze, finally. :)
the one on the far left, Ellen, is the glaze I sent you Grace's base blue-green, but I am working on it further....
Cool! I will make sure I test that one first then. So how are you trying to improve it? I also like the one on the far right. I HAVE a few good blue/greens though...I really need to work on the egg shell, and cream. And the variegated brown...
third from the right, or should I say next to last, is the one I like the best, but they are all beautiful!
I love all of them and can sense some of your excitement at the prospect of going further. As they are, the little sample tiles would make fabulous bookshelf ornaments... :-)
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