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Back to Back glaze firing (on the weekend)

Well firing on the weekend is a bit cheaper and especially the new schedule takes 14 and a half hours to complete.  

So, 2 things I'd changed....

1. brushed on more mysterious blue 
2. set the temperature to 2175F

It seems to have more blue now in the mysterious blue.  Perhaps this batch of mysterious blue is too watery.  The good thing is that it can be fixed, so I am much happier.  I really need to have this kind of consistency as the show is just 2 months away.






The "seaweed" is not too bad either
I quite like the effect of this glaze.  Guess this will be used quite a bit.
I like this peach and burgundy combination as well


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