Pottery Glaze Log & Journal

Which glaze went on that piece? Keep clay, ordered layers, coat counts, firing notes and photos together. Compare your records before the next test.

Remember what worked in your pottery studio.

Keep a piece or glaze test together with its clay, ordered glaze layers, coat counts, application method, firing cone, atmosphere, notes and photos. Return to the details instead of trying to remember them after the firing.

FOLLOW A PIECE FROM FORMING TO FINISHED Record its stage as your work progresses. Keep photos and observations beside the materials and layers you used. Save a draft when you need to come back later.

LEARN FROM YOUR OWN EXPERIMENTS Search your notebook by piece, clay or glaze. Mark favorites, compare two recorded experiments and reuse a combination as the starting point for a new test. Share your recorded notes when you choose.

KEEP A SEPARATE COPY Export a notebook backup with photos and drafts. You can also choose a folder in Files for automatic backups, including iCloud Drive when available. Restore adds missing pieces and keeps matching local records. This is backup and restore, not live cross-device notebook sync.

YOUR STUDIO NOTES, IN ONE PLACE Your notebook is stored locally. Optional folder providers may store the backups you choose to save with them.

Recorded observations are studio notes, not a food-safety assessment or firing recommendation.

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