Here are some favorite resource materials I have relied on for information in learning about glazes<\/p>\n
The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes: Glazing and Firing at Cone Ten<\/em><\/strong> Out of the Earth and Into the Fire: A Course in Ceramic Materials for the Studio Potter \u2013 Second Edition<\/em><\/strong> The Potter\u2019s Dictionary of Materials and Techniques \u2013 Fifth Edition<\/em><\/strong> INSIGHT computer software<\/strong><\/em> I have learned a great deal from following queries and responses on ClayArt <\/strong><\/em>\u2013 an online listserv that is owned by Mel Jacobson.<\/p>\n If you have questions about whether a glaze is food-safe, you can send a sample for testing to Brandywine Science Center in Pennsylvania.\u00a0 For details, check out John Britt’s excellent page that describes the process. <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here are some favorite resource materials I have relied on for information in learning about glazes The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes: Glazing and Firing at Cone Ten By John Britt Published by Lark, 2004 Out of the Earth and … Continue reading
\nBy John Britt
\nPublished by Lark, 2004<\/p>\n
\nBy Mimi Obstler
\nPublished by The American Ceramic Society 1996, 2000<\/p>\n
\nBy Frank and Janet Hamer
\nPublished by University of Pennsylvania Press first in 1975, current edition 2004<\/p>\n
\nDigitalfire Ceramic Software
\nDeveloped by Tony Hansen in Alberta, Canada
\nhttp:\/\/digitalfire.com\/index.html<\/a><\/p>\n