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A new furnace Idea

In Minecraft there is different furnaces for Different things such as the blast furnace for ores and smoker for food, many people need to smelt building blocks such as clay for bricks, terracotta or a mass amount of glass, so the kiln would do just that, smelt blocks for building.
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    I forgot about kilns! Now I'm nostalgic for art class. It's got me thinking maybe this can allow you to copy sherds. Input slot 1 smelts everything(clay, bricks, terracotta, glass etc.) normally while input slot 2 is reserved a sherd of choice, essentially a template. So that if you use clay in the first slot and a sherd in second you now reproduce sherds. This implies the sherd pattern is imprinted on the clay during heating. 

    If you want to take it a step further, the 2nd slot is also reserved for glazed terracotta. Say you input magenta terracotta in slot 2 the pattern, not the color, can be imprinted to say red terracotta in slot 1. Resulting in a glazed red terracotta with the magenta pattern aka the "arrow pattern". Which leads to them reworking the names. So all the patterns need names. for instance:

    pink glazed = "petal"/ purple = "sword"/ cyan = "creeper"

    The rest are a bit more abstract well the lime one looks like slice fruit so maybe lime = "sliced" which is funny since one of the developers stream name is slicedlime! I imagine the name scheme for these might be messy but I know they can make it work.