Re: problem glazing pre-glazed tiles

From: louise dawkins (ms_wez_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Thu Mar 14 2002 - 18:13:31 PST

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Mark,

I have glazed, glazed tiles, and I used china markers,
grease pencils and or/ litho pencils and then applied
the glaze within the area. As they dried, if
reticulation occurred we would apply or drop a few
more drops of glazed into the needed area. The grease
held it in place and it then burned off in the firing
w/o leaving a trace. Using gum I have also applied
ground glass from Thompson Enamels, a little harder to
manipulate but not impossible.

Louise in VA

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