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This project to the
left is designed to create a simple understanding of the easy application
of Florentine Glazes.
Click here for the Pink Flowered Dinnerware written technique. Click here for the Pink Flowered Dinnerware pattern.
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A fast and easy
Project creating full coverage of the Florentine colors using what I call
"dribble-drip" style of painting.
Click here for the Christmas Chorus written technique. Click here for the Christmas Chorus pattern. |
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This project
continues your education using Florentine Glazes, now moving on the their
use in a controlled pattern and shading with multiple colors.
Click here for the Spring Pansy written technique. Click here for the plate Spring
Pansy pattern.
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Continuing
to use bisque strokes to paint on bisque. Beginning
to use more control with brushes and understand their proper use. Click here for the Bunny in Hiding written technique. Click here for the Bunny in Hiding pattern. |
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Teaches
the student how to use the Majolica technique using regular white cast
slip and bisque strokes.
Click here for the Busy Work written technique. Click here for the Busy Work pattern.
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Begins
to move into a more advanced arena by working with leather hard greenware.
How to create your unique style design, and combine the use of the
work you have been doing with bisque strokes, engobes, and Florentine.
Starts to begin to use gold and understand about overglazes.
Click here for the Candle holder written technique. Click here for the Candleholder pattern. |
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Designed to show
the student how to use bisque stroke in a quick easy pattern and how to
tint clear glaze to compliment the complete item.
Click here for the Circle Roses written technique. Click here for the Circle Roses pattern.
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Learning Majolica
technique using the Florentine Glazes and creating a solid background.
Click here for the Fruit Plate written technique. Click here for the Fruit Plate pattern. |
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Teaches the student
how to build their confidence in design and the continuing use of
Florentine Glazes, and how to combine with bisque strokes.
Click here for the Poinsettia and Holly written technique. Click here for the Poinsettia and Holly pattern.
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Beginning to learn
to design your pieces. Using bisque Stroke to create a Majolica technique
of your choosing.
Click here for the Purple Flower written technique. Click here for the Purple Flower pattern.
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