UG626 – Pomegranate Underglaze Discount
$9.25UG626 – Pomegranate Underglaze FIRING RANGE CONE 06Â – 10
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UG627 – Regal Violet Underglaze For Cheap
$9.95UG627 – Regal Violet Underglaze FIRING RANGE CONE 06Â – 10
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V-301 Ivory Beige Discount
$3.85Ivory Beige Velvet Underglaze is a soft cream color that is very light at cone 05. It warms up a little at cone 5, but burns out almost completely at cone 10. A clear glaze over Ivory Beige accentuates and darkens the color at cone 05 and cone 5. At cone 10, there is no…
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V-303 Terra Cotta on Sale
$3.85Terra Cotta Velvet Underglaze is a warm cinnamon brown that is much darker with a clear glaze on top at any temperature. At cone 05, it is red-brown and reminiscent of the clay it is named after. It darkens at cone 5 and becomes a deep chocolate color at cone 10. Â Â Â
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V-304 Straw Supply
$3.85Straw Velvet Underglaze is a rich sunflower yellow that is a strong ochre at cone 05 and becomes lighter at cone 5. At cone 10, it is even lighter and less saturated. Overall, it maintains its color well at any temperature and becomes richer and darker under a clear glaze. Â Â Â
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V-308 Yellow Sale
$3.85Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a bright lemon yellow that is vivid at cone 05. It is still bright, but less saturated at cone 05 and becomes pale at cone 10. A clear glaze over Yellow darkens the color slightly, but has less of an effect at higher temperatures. Â Â Â
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V-309 Deep Yellow Supply
$3.85Deep Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a rich ochre color at cone 05 and more intense under a clear glaze. At cone 5, it is less saturated. At cone 10, it is darker and more muted. Â Â Â
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V-313 Red Brown Online now
$3.85Red Brown Velvet Underglaze is a warm cocoa color that is reddish at cone 05. The color darkens at cone 05, and becomes chocolatey at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature. Â Â Â
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V-314 Chocolate Brown on Sale
$3.85Chocolate Brown Velvet Underglaze is a deep brown that is warmest at cone 05. The color darkens at cone 5, and is darkest but less saturated at cone 10. This underglaze looks great beneath a few coats of a clear glaze. Â Â Â
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