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Definition of underglaze in English: underglazenounˈʌndəɡleɪzˈəndərˌɡlāz A colour or design applied to pottery before it is glazed. Example sentencesExamples - The camp uses about 2,450 pounds of clay and about thirty-six pints of assorted glazes and underglazes during a season.
- The designs are put on either with an underglaze, a sort of drawing technique, or overglaze, which is more like montage.
- Using underglazes, teenagers draw compositions on plaster slabs, and slip is then poured over the designs.
- The clay frames were later bisque-fired and the students applied a gray-green velvet underglaze to them.
- Then I use a variety of oxides and underglazes - mixing my own colors - to paint the surface.
- I learned to clean greenware and to use ceramic tools; I learned to use underglazes and stains; I learned about firing and some basics about underglazes and glazes.
- Using underglazes produces a semi-authentic experience, but allows students a greater range of colors.
- When the tile is finished and the underglazes are thoroughly dry, apply two to three coats of clear glaze.
- It can take several layers of thick underglaze to get the effects I want.
- I have worked hard to find the right clays, underglazes and glazes that are compatible.
- The editing is based on their knowledge of working with underglazes on clay.
- He works on a plaster slab, drawing with commercial underglazes in reverse.
- After the underglaze was fired on, the boxes were glazed and fired again.
- Apply two coats of the desired color of glaze or underglaze with a coat of clear glaze over the top.
- After the students had created designs to decorate their dishes, I gave them the ‘green light’ to paint their fish with colorful underglazes.
- The pieces were bisque fired and decorated with underglazes then fired again with a gloss glaze, but the project can be adapted to use acrylics.
- Explaining her actions for viewers, she applies white slip and colored underglazes for decorations.
- My students used underglazes to paint their pieces.
- The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes.
- After the outline image is completely dry, students use a selection of underglazes to color in the areas using small, fine brushes.
Definition of underglaze in US English: underglazenounˈəndərˌɡlāz A color or design applied to pottery before it is glazed. Example sentencesExamples - Explaining her actions for viewers, she applies white slip and colored underglazes for decorations.
- The camp uses about 2,450 pounds of clay and about thirty-six pints of assorted glazes and underglazes during a season.
- The editing is based on their knowledge of working with underglazes on clay.
- Using underglazes produces a semi-authentic experience, but allows students a greater range of colors.
- He works on a plaster slab, drawing with commercial underglazes in reverse.
- Then I use a variety of oxides and underglazes - mixing my own colors - to paint the surface.
- The designs are put on either with an underglaze, a sort of drawing technique, or overglaze, which is more like montage.
- After the students had created designs to decorate their dishes, I gave them the ‘green light’ to paint their fish with colorful underglazes.
- My students used underglazes to paint their pieces.
- I have worked hard to find the right clays, underglazes and glazes that are compatible.
- Apply two coats of the desired color of glaze or underglaze with a coat of clear glaze over the top.
- I learned to clean greenware and to use ceramic tools; I learned to use underglazes and stains; I learned about firing and some basics about underglazes and glazes.
- Using underglazes, teenagers draw compositions on plaster slabs, and slip is then poured over the designs.
- After the underglaze was fired on, the boxes were glazed and fired again.
- The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes.
- When the tile is finished and the underglazes are thoroughly dry, apply two to three coats of clear glaze.
- The clay frames were later bisque-fired and the students applied a gray-green velvet underglaze to them.
- After the outline image is completely dry, students use a selection of underglazes to color in the areas using small, fine brushes.
- It can take several layers of thick underglaze to get the effects I want.
- The pieces were bisque fired and decorated with underglazes then fired again with a gloss glaze, but the project can be adapted to use acrylics.
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