More mugs

 These are Ellen Buff clay. I used Rusty Gloss inside both. Matte turquoise on one and Amaco Iron Lustre on the other. The Iron Lustre is quite pretty, breaks nicely with a color very similar to the rusty gloss, making them a good pairing.

Custard cups

These were made of Little Loafers clay and glazed with a variety of Amaco Celadon glazes.

Sky

Jade

Marigold

Wasabi

Cobalt

and Weeping Plum.







I have 3 more cups to glaze. I'm going to use a red celadon from Coyote and then made a purple and an orange blend.

Recent mugs

These were made in W-S and are Ellen Buff clay. Each will hold 12 oz of liquid. All of these have good drinking qualities with no drips and good cutoff. They are lightweight and well balanced.

I used Creme Brulee glaze inside all of them. I wouldn't do that again.

 I applied black slip to this one as greenware. Then glazed with blue celadon. Definite green tinge to the blue celadon/creme brulee overlap on the inner lip.

I applied white slip to this one as greenware, then glazed in blue celadon. The picture looks bluer than the actual cup.





























This is a new glaze, Strontium. Interesting, not beautiful. Some purple breaks.
































This is a closeup of the overlap between the Strontium and the Creme Brulee. It reminds me and others of peacock feathers.

I think the cup would have been better with a white inside but I don't know if I would have gotten the feather look.