The Glaze Foundary | Glaze Line Blend Calculator

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Glaze Recipe Inputs

1Glaze Recipe

Build your starting glaze here, then optionally blend toward a second base.
💧WaterAdd this first

Recipe additions

This recipe has its own standard addition and its own secondary addition.

Standard addition

Usually Bentonite. This belongs to this recipe.

Secondary addition

Tin, Rutile, Zircon, Oxides, etc. This belongs to this recipe.

2Glaze Recipe 2

Use this when line blending from one base recipe to another.
💧WaterAdd this first

Recipe 2 additions

Recipe 2 has its own standard addition and its own secondary addition.

Standard addition

Usually Bentonite. This belongs to Recipe 2.

Secondary addition

Tin, Rutile, Zircon, Oxides, etc. This belongs to Recipe 2.

Recipe Sheet

Fill in your glaze details above.

Glaze Recipe


                

Glaze Recipe 2


                

3Batch & Test Settings

Set how much glaze to make, how wet it should be, and how many tests to generate.
Example: 5 test cups × 50 ml = 250 ml exact. With 15% extra for loss, make 288 ml total.
ml L
Enter the target batch size. The ml and L fields stay linked.

4Glaze Totals & Raw Materials

Set your batch and test size first, then use these totals to prepare the glaze and raw materials.

Line Blend

Test Cup Actual % Additions Glaze Recipe 1 ml Glaze Recipe 2 ml Blend Ratio Water % SG Action

Fired Results

Add photos and firing notes after the tests are fired. These will print with the sheet and save in the recipe file.