Glaze Review

What is the "paint" called that we use on ceramics that must be fired in the kiln?

• Glaze

• Acrylic Paint

• Spray Paint

• Chalk Paint

When choosing a glaze color, where do you look to choose the color?

• The Discs on the Wall

• Consult a color wheel

• Look at the color in the jar

• Ask an experienced potter for advice

To prepare for glazing, you must prepare your area. This means you must have ​ (a)   on your desk and an ​ (b)   on over your clothes.

• newspaper
• apron
• party hat
• canvas
• cloth
• water cup
• tiara

When does the glaze turn the color on the discs?

• When the glaze is fired in the kiln

• When the glaze is applied

• When the glaze dries

• When the glaze is heated in an oven

After finding your glaze color, you ​ (a)   the glaze with a ​ (b)   . You know the glaze is ready to use when it ​ (c)   or ​ ​drizzles.

• stir
• spatula
• drips
• chunks
• shakes
• pencil
• paintbrush
• shake
• hand
• spills

To glaze, you use the ​ (a)   bristle brushes.

• brown
• white
• blue
• black
• red
• yellow

How many total glazes can you use on your project?

• As many as you want

• 1

• 5

• 9

How many glazes can be at your desk at a time?

• 1

• 5

• 2

• 4

If the glaze does not drip or drizzle, what should you do?

• Give the glaze to Mrs. Graham

• Take the glaze back to the store

• Throw the glaze away

• Use a different recipe for the glaze

How many layers of glaze go on your project?

• 2-3

• 1

• 1-2

• As many as you want