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FF-Seed-005: Public soda surface testOutdoor Soda Kiln · Cone 8 · 1,265C
GlazeClay bodyFiringorange peel satinearthenware
Ash Line Blue ran farther in the front stack than expected. Linking the image to the wood firing should help compare shelf position across the next study.
FF-Seed-004: Wood chamber ash movement studyAnagama Test Chamber · Cone 11 · 1,300C
GlazeClay bodyFiringrunny glossstoneware
Class tiles are easier to discuss when the clay body, glaze, and firing are connected. Satin Persimmon stayed even across the middle shelf in oxidation.
FF-Seed-003: Classroom satin tile comparisonCampus Test Kiln · Cone 5 · 1,205C
GlazeClay bodyFiringsatinporcelain
We backfilled an older student reduction load and linked Iron Cloud Shino to the gas firing. The kiln was outdoors under cover, so humidity and wind notes matter here.
FF-Seed-002: Cone 10 student reduction loadBailey Gas Shuttle · Cone 10 · 1,285C
GlazeClay bodyFiringsatinstoneware
Harbor Celadon stayed pale blue on Speckled Buff after a 20 minute soak. I shared the glaze profile and firing notes so the result can be compared against future cone 6 loads.
FF-Seed-001: Cone 6 oxidation plate runSkutt 1027 Studio · Cone 6 · 1,222C
GlazeClay bodyFiringglossstoneware