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Specialty Glazes add new dimension and texture to your students' art. Cobblestone, Sculpting Medium and Snowfall are easy to use and can be used in a variety of ways to create different effects for your students.
Sculpting Medium is a dimension "glaze" that produces a white, raised surface that can be brushed on or applied with a sponge. Sculpting Medium allows students to create precise, crisp designs and finely detailed textures by using utensils, paper cut-out patterns, and other tools. Layer Glazes over Sculpting Medium by applying 2-3 coats of Stroke & Coat for a raised, colorful design.
Cobblestone Glazes create a textured “cobbled” surface when fired. Apply over another glaze and during the firing process, a shattered pattern of raised, irregular chips will emerge. The underlying glaze will appear in the cracks. Apply one coat of Stroke & Coat over Cobblestone glazes for colorful textural effects or use it to replicate skin patterns and textures of reptiles and spotted animals.
Snowfall is a dimensional glaze that creates a white, textured surface. It is a non-moving glaze and, as such, application methods (brushing, detailer bottle/slip trailer) have an impact on the fired result. Color SG-302 Snowfall by applying 1 coat of your favorite Stroke & Coat over the Snowfall. Clear Brushing or Clear Dipping Glazes can also be applied over Snowfall.
We pulled together a variety of projects for you to try with several application approaches.
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| Squeeze lines of the Sculpting Medium over a stencil in rows. |
Add dimensional texturing to your backgrounds with Sculpting Medium. |
Fine detailed textures can be created using stencils, and cut-out patterns with Sculpting. |
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| Apply 1 coat of Stroke & Coat® over Cobblestone glaze for colorful textural effects. |
Great for replicating skin patterns and textures of reptiles and spotted animals. |
Create a textured “cobbled” surface when fired. |
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| Kids will love the snow effect on their artwork. | Cut out a paper snowflake and replicate it with Snowfall glaze! | small texturized details can bring your work to life! |