Glazed and Confused? How to Mix a Color Blend and Interpret the Results John Britt

In today's video, I am sharing a clip (and a recipe) from John Britt's best-selling video Understanding Glazes. In this (much-condensed) clip, John shares his simple system for mixing up a color blend and tells us what to make of the results.

Have a look and then mix up your own color blend and see what you get. - Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor

Remember: Glazing results can vary, so mix up your own color blend using this 5X20 glaze recipe and the following colorants, and see what you get!

2) Yellow Iron 2 %

3) Red Iron Oxide 3% & Titanium Dioxide 4 %.

4) Rutile 4 % and Cobalt Carbonate 1 %.

5) Zircopax 7%. 6) Chrome oxide 0.5%.

7) Copper Carbonate 3.5 %

8) Chrome 0.2 % and Tin Oxide 7.5 %.

9) Cobalt Carbonate 0.75 %.

10) Any stain 6 %.

To learn more about John Britt or to see more images of his work, please visit www.johnbrittpottery.com.

**First published in 2015.