#Mayco Robin's Egg

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underglaze transfer from elantransfers with Mayco Robin's Egg glaze

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Some chopstick/paintbrush rests. I'll probably toss these into $20 + orders as a free gift, they're not worth selling on their own (they're not something I put much time into, they're extra spoon handles when I pulled too much! I've made much higher quality brush and chopstick rests before).

Mayco Robin eggs blue on left, Mayco weathered blue on right

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Ok so top portion in classic glaze review style:

The bright white and blue at the top is Mayco SW-136, Weathered blue! It's very matte and kind of rough to the touch a bit? A super neat texture, the colors are vibrant as you can see. And you can see on the outside of the bowl too that you can see the underglaze lines under it. However, on the test tile, the carved line is barely visible at all.

To the right is Coyote Lapis Satin Matte MBG 182! Genuinely gorgeous as most coyote glazes are. The finish is fantastic. This is one of Coyote's Enduro-glazes which is designed for restaurant style heavy use food items so it seems to live up to that! Really love the vibrancy on this.

Then we have Mayco SW-145 Tea Dust! It has a very nice leathery look and color! It's a semi matte appearance, it seems like a web work of matte with glass specks giving it that leather look. Very nice!

MBG 180-P, another coyote Enduro-glaze! This is their Honeydew color. I wasn't expecting so much flow and variation in an Enduro-glaze but it's there! It's nice and subtle and a very refreshing color.

MBG 182-P, Coyote Enduro-glaze number three! This is Satin White Liner. It's not quite matte, not quite gloss, and very nice! The underglaze and stripe of Mayco Matte Black under it show well!

SW-105, Mayco Frost blue! This is a more subtle gray-ish blue with a soft tan color in some places. It showed the Mayco Matte Black under it well, but ate the black underglaze on the outside test. It's a nice color and supposedly has some good glaze combos!

SW-116, Robin's Egg. This one has gorgeous colors but did NOT play nice with the natte black nor black underglaze stripe and completely hid those. The color is still a lovely cornflower blue with a gray-ish tan-ish color where I assume the glaze was thin.