Ivory Beige Velvet Underglaze is a soft cream color that is light at cone 05. It warms up at cone 5, but burns out at cone 10. A clear glaze over Ivory Beige darkens the color at 05 & 5. At cone 10, there is no color change between glazed and unglazed.

Terra Cotta Velvet Underglaze is a warm cinnamon brown that is darker with a clear glaze on top at any temperature. At cone 05, it is red-brown, reminiscent of the clay it is named after. Darkens at cone 5 and becomes a deep chocolate color at cone 10.

Straw Velvet Underglaze is a rich sunflower yellow that is a strong ochre at cone 05 and lighter at cone 5. At cone 10, it is even lighter and less saturated. Maintains its color well at any temperature and becomes richer and darker under a clear glaze.

Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a bright lemon yellow that is vivid at cone 05. Bright, but less saturated at cone 05 and becomes pale at cone 10. A clear glaze over Yellow darkens the color slightly, but has less of an effect at higher temperatures.

Deep Yellow Velvet Underglaze is a rich ochre color at cone 05 and more intense under a clear glaze. At cone 5, it is less saturated. At cone 10, it is darker and more muted.

Nectar underglaze is a warm yellow color like honeysuckle flowers at cone 05 and becomes more light amber under a clear glaze. It slightly intensifies at cone 5 and cone 10.

Red Brown Velvet Underglaze is a warm cocoa color that is reddish at cone 05. The color darkens at cone 05, and becomes chocolatey at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Chocolate Brown Velvet Underglaze is a deep brown that is warmest at cone 05. The color darkens at cone 5, and is darkest but less saturated at cone 10. This underglaze looks great beneath a few coats of a clear glaze.

Peach Velvet Underglaze is a warm pink at cone 05 that darkens slightly at cone 5, and becomes a light coral at cone 10. A clear glaze darkens the color slightly at any temperature. May be muted when used under C-11 Mixing Clear.

Coral is a warm, bright pink underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 10 with minimal darkening. Clear glaze brightens the color. Can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.

Rose Velvet underglaze is a deep magenta that is dark at cone 05, becomes patchy at 5 before it nearly burns out at 10. A clear glaze over Rose will accentuate the color at cone 05 but at cone 5 and 10, there is no color change between glazed and unglazed

Lavender velvet underglaze is a periwinkle color that is soft at cone 05, deeper at cone 5, and burns out at cone 10. A clear glaze over Lavender will accentuate the color at cone 05 and 5 and preserves some bluish tones from the underglaze at cone 10.

Lilac Velvet Underglaze is a soft plum color, light at cone 05, and warmer and deeper at cone 5. Color will begin to burn out at cone 10. A clear glaze over Lilac will accentuate the color at cone 05 and 5, and burn out much of the color at cone 10.

Purple Velvet Underglaze is a soft violet color at cone 05 and becomes increasingly bluish and lighter at cone 5 and at cone 10. A clear glaze over Purple will accentuate the color at cone 05 and cone 5, and cause more blue tones at cone 10.

Salmon Velvet Underglaze is a soft reddish pink that is light at cone 05, and warmer and darker at cone 5. At cone 10, it maintains a browned pink color. A clear glaze over Salmon will accentuate and darken the color at cone 05, cone 5, and cone 10.

Blush is a warm, soft pink underglaze that retains color from cone 05 up to cone 10 with minimal darkening. Clear glaze brightens the color. Blush underglaze can be used with zinc or non-zinc glazes without color shift.

Baby Blue Velvet Underglaze is a soft light blue color that is bright and pastel at cone 05, darker at cone 5, and sky blue at cone 10. A clear glaze over Baby Blue accentuates the color at cone 05 but begins to burn out some color at cone 5 and cone 10.

Medium Blue Velvet Underglaze is a brilliant primary blue that is vivid at cone 05, darker at cone 5, maintaining its blue color. A clear glaze over Medium Blue will significantly darken the color at any temperature.

Turquoise Blue Velvet Underglaze is a blue green color that is cyan at cone 05, deeper at cone 5, and very dark at cone 10. This underglaze maintains its color well under a clear glaze at any temperature.

Iceberg Blue Velvet Underglaze is a light blue color that is powder blue at cone 05, slightly darker at cone 5, and maintains its light blue shade up to cone 10. A clear glaze over Iceberg Blue tends to lift the color out slightly, lightening it.

Sea Glass is a very pale blue-green color at cone 05 and becomes richer and darker under a clear glaze. It remains the same at cone 5, but fired to cone 10 becomes more blue.

Indigo is a deep purple-blue color at cone 05 and darkens under a clear glaze. When fired to cone 5, it becomes more blue in color and then darkens slightly at cone 10.

Teal Blue Velvet Underglaze is a rich sapphire blue color at cone 05, deepens to medium blue at cone 5, and becomes very dark at cone 10. A clear glaze over Teal Blue will drastically darken its color at any temperature.

Avocado Velvet Underglaze is an avocado flesh color that is vivid at cone 05, darkens at cone 5, and becomes a deep chartreuse at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.