This technique uses the same glazes, oxides, or stains as tin glaze but here the colour or coloured glaze is applied using specially cut sponges to print directly onto the unfired glaze surface. This enables a pattern to be built up that is usually bolder and freer in quality than when stencils are used.
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- Sponge print chequer border tiles[ 6″ X 2 1/2″ 63mm ]x with brushed plain translucent grey tiles.
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- Chequered sponge print .glazes 4″ 10cm x + 6″ 15cm tiles.
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- Dragon sponge print tile [+ herringbone design.
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- Blue squares sponge printed tiles. Part of a large cooker splash back.
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- Green and blue squares tiles. sponge printed +leaves.
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- Oak leaf sponge print .
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- Green herring bone sponge print tiles.
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- Stars and stripes tiles. Sponge printed glazes on cream. opaque glaze. 4″ 102mm tiles.
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- Framed sponge print mirror border tiles over white tin glaze..
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- Zig and zigzag blue + white tiles
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