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In-glaze is intentionally firing decals
to Cone 06
1)Decals made for that purpose
/ Made from underglazes (Not generally available to the public)
2)Regular decal that is
over-fired
Produces an Antique Effect (soft;
muted)
[Special Technique]
“3D Layering”
> put on 1st layer of
decals, and fire at Cone 06; then put on 2nd layer of decals, and fire at
regular fire. The soft designs resulting from the first firing will appear like
background. The designs only fired once (in the second firing) will be bolder
and appear like foreground.
> recommend using same
design for both firings
The dwelling place of a true
decal artist
(see also “Compositing” for Mr. Kulp’s works)
Opaque Decals
(= Enamel
Decals)
Decals that do opaquely
cover what they are put on top of
• On colored glazes
• Do Layering (2 firings;
very pretty)
• On clear glaze (What a
waste!)
Gold and Luster Decals
• On clear glaze
• On colored glaze (better)
• Layered on top of a fired
design and fired again. (e.g., a gold verse fired on top of a flower decal)
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Large design that is
typically put on multiple tiles (4x4 or 6x6)
1) Decals made for that
purpose
2) Large design created by
compositing
Glass Decals are designed to fuse and
mature at Cone 022
1) On glass
• clear glass*
• colored glass
• white opal glass
2) On ceramics
• clear glazes
•colored glazes*
3) On porcelain
4) On stoneware
5) On terra cotta
6) On enameled metal
7) On Pyrex
8) On Corningware
9) On Corelle
(* best to use an opaque glass decal)
