CR-17 is a glossy blush glaze designed for layering that when fired, crawls into organic shapes, adding color variation to the underlying glaze. The result is a unique, multidimensional effect with subtle depth. The featured chip image of CR-17 is applied on white stoneware clay. Apply 1-4 even coats of glaze to cone 04 bisque. Allow each coat to dry almost fully, but before any significant cracking occurs. Crawl glazes will develop hairline cracks as they dry; handle with care. For added durability before firing, layer over an AMACO Celadon glaze or underglaze. More coats create larger glaze dots, while thinner coats produce a finer bead effect. Increased coats will produce more cracks. Fire to cone 5-6 for best results. These glazes are food safe when layered over AMACO Celadons. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze. Descriptions of images shown above: Image 2: CR-17 Flux over C-1 Obsidian on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 3: Close up of CR-17 Flux over C-1 Obsidian on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 4: Close up of CR-17 Flux over C-33 Sandalwood on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 5: CR-17 Flux over C-53 Weeping Plum on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 6: Close up of CR-17 Flux over C-53 Weeping Plum on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 7: CR-17 Flux over C-54 Snapdragon on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 8: Close up of CR-17 Flux over C-54 Snapdragon on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6. Image 9: Close up of CR-17 Flux over C-55 Poppy on White Chocolate No.16, fired to Cone 6.
