Here are five amazing techniques for glazing air dry clay, each with its unique approach:

1. **Basic Brush Application**

1. Prepare your air dry clay piece and allow it to dry completely.
2. Choose your desired glaze or paint color and pour it onto your palette.
3. Dip your brush into the glaze and start applying it evenly across your piece.
4. Ensure you cover all areas, including the edges.
5. Allow the glaze to dry for at least 24 hours.

2. **Sponge Technique**

1. Follow the initial drying process for your clay piece.
2. Wet a clean sponge and dip it into your chosen glaze.
3. Dab the sponge onto the surface, creating a textured look.
4. Layer different colors for a more dynamic effect.
5. Let it dry thoroughly before handling.

3. **Ombre Effect**

1. Prepare and dry your air dry clay piece as directed.
2. Select two or three shades of glaze that blend well together.
3. Start with the lightest color at the base of your piece using a brush.
4. Gradually add the darker shade, blending the two colors to create a gradient effect.
5. Allow to dry completely.

4. **Dipping Glaze**

1. Once your piece is dry, prepare a bowl with your chosen glaze.
2. Dip the piece into the glaze, ensuring it’s fully submerged.
3. Remove it and let excess glaze drip off.
4. Set it down on a drying rack to cure for 24 hours.

5. **Splatter Technique**

1. Dry your clay piece and gather your glazes.
2. Thin your glaze with water for easier splattering.
3. Use a brush to flick the glaze onto your piece for a fun, random pattern.
4. Allow drying time before using or displaying.

By following these simple steps, you can create stunning glazed pieces that showcase your artistic style!