Making Ravenscrag Floating Blue dance more at cone 8

Monday 31st August 2015

Here GR6-M it is fired to cone 8 where insight-live.com/glossary/112">the melt obviously has much more melt fluidity! The photo does not do justice to the variegation and crystallization happening on this surface. Of course, it is running alot more, so caution will be needed.

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GR6-M - Ravenscrag Cone 6 Floating Blue, Reactive Glazes, FLB - Floating Blue

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