Coneglow: Pottery Log & Glaze

Coneglow is the studio notebook that finally answers the question every potter asks after the kiln cools: what did I do that worked? Log a piece through the stages the craft actually has — thrown, trimmed, bisque, glazed, fired — with a photo at each one. Record the glaze coats in the order you dipped them, file the piece into a firing, and Coneglow links it all together. THE RECORD SEPARATES CLAIM FROM EVIDENCE Glaze lies until it is fired. In Coneglow, anything verified by a firing wears a glossy corner mark and a count of the evidence behind it; anything unfired wears a dry, dashed corner. You can see at a glance what the kiln has actually confirmed and what is still a guess. ONE TAP FROM ANY PIECE TO ITS WHOLE STORY Clay body, glaze and coats, cone, kiln, shelf — five slots, always in the same place, with an em dash where you never wrote something down. Open a glaze instead and see…