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    2020-05 Combo SW181 NightMoth

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    The document describes a stoneware glazing technique using the SW-181 Night Moth glaze over various base glazes. The technique involves brushing on two layers of a base glaze, letting it dry, then applying two layers of the SW-181 Night Moth glaze on top, letting the glazes dry between coats. Examples of the Night Moth glaze applied over different base glazes are provided, and it is specified that the vases shown are fired at either cone 6 or cone 10 on a white stoneware body.

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    The document describes a stoneware glazing technique using the SW-181 Night Moth glaze over various base glazes. The technique involves brushing on two layers of a base glaze, letting it dry, then applying two layers of the SW-181 Night Moth glaze on top, letting the glazes dry between coats. Examples of the Night Moth glaze applied over different base glazes are provided, and it is specified that the vases shown are fired at either cone 6 or cone 10 on a white stoneware body.

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    The document describes a stoneware glazing technique using the SW-181 Night Moth glaze over various base glazes. The technique involves brushing on two layers of a base glaze, letting it dry, then applying two layers of the SW-181 Night Moth glaze on top, letting the glazes dry between coats. Examples of the Night Moth glaze applied over different base glazes are provided, and it is specified that the vases shown are fired at either cone 6 or cone 10 on a white stoneware body.

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    2020-05 Combo SW181 NightMoth

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    The document describes a stoneware glazing technique using the SW-181 Night Moth glaze over various base glazes. The technique involves brushing on two layers of a base glaze, letting it dry, then applying two layers of the SW-181 Night Moth glaze on top, letting the glazes dry between coats. Examples of the Night Moth glaze applied over different base glazes are provided, and it is specified that the vases shown are fired at either cone 6 or cone 10 on a white stoneware body.

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    Stoneware Combo SW-181 NIGHT MOTH

    SW-181
    Night Moth

    CONE 6
    Technique was achieved by brushing on two (2) layers of base glaze.
    Then apply two (2) layers of top glaze (SW-181 Night Moth), letting glazes dry between coats.

    SW-107 SW-110 SW-113 SW-117


    Dunes Oyster Speckled Plum Honeycomb

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-107 Dunes SW-110 Oyster SW-113 Speckled Plum SW-117 Honeycomb

    SW-145 SW-155 SW-169 SW-170


    Tea Dust Winter Wood Frosted Lemon Blue Hydrangea

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-145 Tea Dust SW-155 Winter Wood SW-169 Frosted Lemon SW-170 Blue Hydrangea

    SW-171 SW-176 SW-177 SW-252


    Enchanted Forest Sandstone Raspberry Mist Blue Opal

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-171 Enchanted Forest SW-176 Sandstone SW-177 Raspberry Mist SW-252 Blue Opal

    Vases shown are fired to Cone 6 on White Stoneware body.

    MaycoColors.com
    Stoneware Combo SW-181 NIGHT MOTH
    SW-181
    Night Moth

    CONE 10
    Technique was achieved by brushing on two (2) layers of base glaze.
    Then apply two (2) layers of top glaze (SW-181 Night Moth), letting glazes dry between coats.

    SW-107 SW-110 SW-113 SW-117


    Dunes Oyster Speckled Plum Honeycomb

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-107 Dunes SW-110 Oyster SW-113 Speckled Plum SW-117 Honeycomb

    SW-145 SW-155 SW-169 SW-170


    Tea Dust Winter Wood Frosted Lemon Blue Hydrangea

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-145 Tea Dust SW-155 Winter Wood SW-169 Frosted Lemon SW-170 Blue Hydrangea

    SW-171 SW-176 SW-177 SW-252


    Enchanted Forest Sandstone Raspberry Mist Blue Opal

    SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth SW-181 Night Moth
    over over over over
    SW-171 Enchanted Forest SW-176 Sandstone SW-177 Raspberry Mist SW-252 Blue Opal

    Vases shown are fired to Cone10 on White Stoneware body.

    MaycoColors.com

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