Underglazes are a versatile way to create more painterly, stable effects within your work. Due to their formulation they act more like pigmented paints do, as opposed to glazes, meaning a whole world of decorative possibilities open up when brought into any studio practice. This is the perfect way to get your creative juices flowing with this introduction to underglaze and its vast applications at almost any stage of decoration. 

Materials to bring: 

• A note book for note taking

• An apron or towel if you would like

• Any favorite brushes that you prefer to use (we will have brushes available)

• Any questions that may have come up during your decorative process

• Bisqueware to practice on (we will have some available if needed)

What Glazed provides: 

• Tried and true underglazes to play with

• 4-6 test pieces for you to experiment on and keep once Glazed fires them

• Hake brushes that are fabulous for glazing which will be available for purchase at the end of class if you love them

Feel free to bring drinks and snacks, you must be 21+ to drink alcohol and no glass containers. Please note masks are not mandatory in the studio but any one is welcome to wear them, we also can set up a work table set back a bit for the purposes of social distancing. Please email or call with any questions or concerns: Garnet (970)749-4781 garnet.glaze@gmail.com

For current Glazed students and members, there is a $20 discount code, use GLAZZING at check out

*A 6-person minimum is required to run the class, if we do not meet the minimum we will reach out and let you know the class has been canceled, or try to find a time to reschedule.

Pick up time is 1 month after date of class and you have one month to pick your pot up, please take a photo of your item with the glaze color visible to keep for pick up. Putting a reminder in your calendar is a really good way to ensure you don’t forget, we do not send out reminders. You can find your pottery on the shelf below the unicorn head.

We are open Monday-Thursday 5:30-8pm and Sundays 12-5pm for pick up (Sundays are best!). We keep pots for 2 months after initial class date, after which they may be donated, sold or used for an event.

Instructor: Gita Cornell