Place your bisque-fired ware on the wheel (plates are a great place to start with this glazing technique) and center it. Then decant some of your glaze into a pot and pick your brush. A flat wide Hake brush (one where the bristles are soft and dense) works well. Load the brush and set the wheel at a gentle speed. After each turn of the wheel, move your brush slowly from the rim of the plate to its center, ensuring the entire plate is covered. If you don’t want to keep dipping the brush in a glaze pot, you can fill a large syringe with your preferred glaze and keep it close to your brush on the pot or plate, evenly depositing glaze as the wheel spins. Note that you should separate out the glaze you need first, so as not to mix any underglaze in the full glaze bucket.
