1963 Duncan Tiki mold in action - Other Crafts

FB Flat Black Member Chicagoland Joined: Feb 14, 2008 Posts: 116	FB Flat Black Posted posted on Mon, Feb 25, 2008 11:42 AM Hey, and I'd suggest going crazy with glazes. I got a big gallon bottle of clear glaze for the inside (pour it in, count to 10, pour it back out) and painted the outsides wild colors and textures. You can get Duncan colors in little 4-oz bottles. There are those flat, stone-colored glazes that have hardly been experimented with around TC, go to it brah! Please - just don't glaze 'em all honey brown! I agree, have some fun with the colors. It's a nice simple design so some fun with the colors will would really add some flair to them.

Hey, and I'd suggest going crazy with glazes. I got a big gallon bottle of clear glaze for the inside (pour it in, count to 10, pour it back out) and painted the outsides wild colors and textures. You can get Duncan colors in little 4-oz bottles.

There are those flat, stone-colored glazes that have hardly been experimented with around TC, go to it brah!

Please - just don't glaze 'em all honey brown!

I agree, have some fun with the colors. It's a nice simple design so some fun with the colors will would really add some flair to them.

Post #363376 by Flat Black on Mon, Feb 25, 2008 11:42 AM