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Minnesota Clay U/G Potter's Stamp Pad
A great way to apply underglaze decoration. Just like using a regular stamp pad. Simply apply an inked rubber stamp to a bisque fired piece, allow the decoration to dry and cover with a transparent glaze. Work at a wide range of glaze maturing temperatures. For best results, fire cone 06-8.
Black:
Blue:
Green:
Teal:
Minnesota Clay Underglaze Choxil
Similar to an underglaze pencil except made of solid color (no wood casing). Stable to cone 8.
Black:
AMACO Underglaze Crayons
Turquoise, yellow, rose, dark blue, brown, dark green, black, white. Similar to chalk pastels. Use on bisque. Colours may be blended by rubbing or softened by brushing over with water. Cover with clear glaze or leave unglazed for a soft, dry surface. Sponge on the first coat of clear glaze lightly in order not to smear design.
Set #208:
AMACO Underglaze Pan Set 108
Watercolor technique allows a transparent one-stroke effect. Use on bisque or greenware. Pink, maroon, peach, rose and yellow are good to cone 6. All others can be fired to cone 10.
AMACO Underglaze Pan Set 109
Watercolor technique allows a transparent one-stroke effect. Use on bisque or greenware. Pink, maroon, peach, rose and yellow are good to cone 6. All others can be fired to cone 10.
semi moist:
AMACO Underglaze Pan Set 110
Watercolor technique allows a transparent one-stroke effect. Use on bisque or greenware. Pink, maroon, peach, rose and yellow are good to cone 6. All others can be fired to cone 10.
AMACO Underglaze Pencil - AMACO
Italian wood-encased. Colors black, blue, green (to cone 10); yellow, brown (to cone 5); rose (to cone 05).
Set of Six Colours: