Lavender Mist is a gloss glaze that emits a magical combination of dreamy blues intermixed with varied violets. Lavender Mist also blooms with unexpected surprises when layered with other Mid-Fire glazes.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Living Coral is a gloss glaze that gleams with tropical vibes, fusing pinks, oranges and yellows across any chosen surface. When fired at Cone 5 this glaze gives the perfect even layer of Coral tones with less mottling. With either a standard application or a little extra layer, Living Coral will bring fun and whimsy to any piece.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Orange Creamsicle is a gloss glaze bursting with soft sorbet colored oranges and cascading cream colors providing a whimsical finish on any surface. When fired to Cone 5 this glaze has less mottling for the perfect even layer of warmth. With either a standard application or a little extra layer, Orange Creamsicle will liven up any surface.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Prussian Jade is a satin to matte glaze showcasing a timeless shade of light green with a contemporary vibe. Benefiting from a thicker application, Prussian Jade will transport any surface across multiple eras.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Raspberry Fizz is a gloss glaze that features radiant reds bubbling with intertwined splashes of flowing pinks. When fired at Cone 5 this glaze has less mottling for a vibrant true Raspberry color. With either a standard application or a little extra layer, this glaze will sweeten up any surface.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Sea Glass is a satin to matte glaze that embodies a calming pastel green with occasional light green variations throughout. With three even coats or one dip, Sea Glass will complement any body of work.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Storied Sage is an epoch in a glaze with glossy narrations from rich greens, blues, and amber breaks across every surface. With so much to say in every jar, Storied Sage is a great choice for artistic expression.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Teal Agate is a rich teal color with a satin to matte finish that provides a surface reminiscent of precious stones. With three even coats or one dip, Teal Agate will continue to tell an intriguing story through dynamic mottling. Teal Agate is a welcomed accent, but is not recommended for use on dark clay bodies.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Variegated Lapis is a gloss glaze with a bold amalgamation of dark to light shades of blue with brighter shades of seaweed green wherever it breaks. When fired at Cone 5, this glaze has deep dark steel blue tones. Variegated Lapis will assuredly make bold statements wherever it is applied.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Wisteria is a dreamy even toned lavender with a satin to matte finish. When fired at Cone 5 this glaze gives a full matte finish. Wisteria will assuredly bring a higher level of sophistication to any surface, but is not recommended for dark clay bodies.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Dragon Stone is a gloss glaze that is the perfect storm of ice-blue hues intertwined with cascading deep reds. Great for layering, Dragon Stone benefits from an extra thick application to maximize the eye-catching mottling.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.