Low temp White Earthenware (LTW) 1100-1200C porcelain so that an aspiring potter

so that an aspiring potter can see how the work will look once it has been fired

Many potters wrongly believe the problem with copper in leaded glazes to mean that copper is toxic in all glazes

Cone 6: Stoned Denim is a variegated blue glaze that breaks brown

you may try applying two coats of SW-106 Alabaster with a third coat of SW-155 Winter Wood

The rutile float dramatically flows with texture and forms beautiful naturally flowing patterns

Low temp White Earthenware (LTW) 1100-1200C porcelain so that an aspiring potterLow Temp White Earthenware (LTW) 1100 1200C Studio White Earthenware Recommended firing range 1100 1200C Cone 02 to 5 Indicative texture 1 (Smooth 1 Coarse 10). Indicative % Total Contraction @ 1100C 9%; 1200C 14%* Known for many years as 'LTW', Studio White Earthenware is a very plastic white earthenware clay consisting of ball and china clays from Devon and Cornwall. Studio White Earthenware was designed primarily for throwing. Good 'green' strength