Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago

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Learn tips and tricks on how to best use the Kiln Ice glazes from AMACO Brent.

Shop Kiln Ice:
shop.amaco.com/glazes-underglazes/high-fire-glazes/ki-kiln-ice

00:00 Introducing Kiln Ice
00:24 What Clay to Use
00:56 Kiln Ice on Manganese
01:22 Kiln Ice over Underglazes
01:58 Using Hand-Thrown Pieces
02:35 Number of Coats
03:13 Wrap Glaze Around Edges
03:43 For Functional Pieces
04:24 Kiln Ice as an Accent
05:02 Crackle Takes Time to Form
05:29 Outro
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Pieces Shown:
0:28: Bowl glazed with KI-27 Glacial Lake on Dark Chocolate No. 32.
0:55: Tile glazed with KI-27 Glacial Lake over V-385 Cinnamon Underglaze on White Chocolate No. 16
1:23: Underglaze Plate [See below]
3:11: Cup glazed with KI-11 Snow Drift over Dark Chocolate No. 32
3:40: Tiles glazed with KI-11 Snow Drift over Dark Chocolate No. 32
3:59: KI-11 Snow Drift (Ext.) and C-10 Snow (Int.) on A-Mix White Stoneware No. 11
4:32: Flower Tile 1 glazed with KI-18 Arctic Blush, KI-27 Glacial Lake, HF-161 Bright Yellow, and HF-142 Chartreuse on Dark Chocolate No. 32
5:10: Flower Tile 2 glazed with KI-21 Winter Glass, PG-54 Lunar Pink, HF-161 Bright Yellow, and HF-142 Chartreuse on Dark Chocolate No. 32

UNDERGLAZE PLATE:
Underglazes Left to Right:
V-375 Maroon, V-384 Real Orange, V-392 Blood Orange, V-385 Cinnamon, V- 389 Flame Orange, V-311 Nectar

Kiln Ice Top to Bottom:
Top: KI-68 Honey Crystal
Middle: KI-11 Snow Drift
Bottom: KI-19 Arctic Blush