Coyote MBG067 Light Blue Shino Glaze High Fire-Plainsman Clays Michael Sherrill uses this combination

Michael Sherrill uses this combination to achieve a fine finish on porcelain: Hax Tool removes and shapes the clay

The Jiffy Mixer model PS-1 stainless steel mixing blade attaches to a power drill to mix quantities of liquids between 5 and 10 gallons

Replacement controllers for DTC 600

Set of 4 autumn leaf cutters made from durable plastic with a spring activated plunger

Coyote MBG067 Light Blue Shino Glaze High Fire-Plainsman Clays Michael Sherrill uses this combinationIn its thickest spots, Light Blue Shino is a pale blue, but where thinner it breaks to brown. Shino glazes are gorgeous and most unusual, a rare combination of beauty and reliability. The color is sensitive to thickness, breaking brown where thinner and giving interest to the surface. Very user friendly, the Shinos are easy to apply, are not runny and are at their best over texture; they're also great over other glazes. Brushing, Dipping and Firing