Lisa on mon 4 nov 96
I am looking for a dark blue glaze, preferable satin to gloss, for ^9 -
10 reduction. I would like something comparable to Chappell's Floating
Blue, which breaks to brown where thin and lighter blue where thicker and
has a lot "going on" inside when you look closely. (I hope that made
sense.)
Thanks a bunch!
anne chambers on tue 5 nov 96
Lisa,
Here's a glaze you could try called Opal Blue,
it's more medium blue with a lighter blue on top. It was one of my
favorites when I had access to a gas kiln....sigh....
Opal Blue ^10 reduction
Neph Sy 1420.00
Dolomite 684.00
zinc ox 99.60
whiting 124.40
kaolin 236.40
flint 1428.00
rutile 200.00
total 4192.40
Doesn't add up properly, but the glaze worked.
It is very pretty.
anne chambers on fri 8 nov 96
Lisa,
Here's a glaze you could try called Opal Blue,
it's more medium blue with a lighter blue on top. It was one of my
favorites when I had access to a gas kiln....sigh....
Opal Blue ^10 reduction
Neph Sy 1420.00
Dolomite 684.00
zinc ox 99.60
whiting 124.40
kaolin 236.40
flint 1428.00
rutile 200.00
total 4192.40
Doesn't add up properly, but the glaze worked.
It is very pretty.
Jennifer Rhinesmith on sat 23 nov 96
Lisa, I know this is late, but hope you can use these recipies. I hope
they are what you are looking for:
Iron - Blue water
Cone 9-10
Custer spar 35
ball clay 17
whiting 12
flint 19
dolomite 7
cobalt carb. .5
Iron chromate 2
This is a nice dark blue glaze that dosen't run it is some what shinney.
Peacock Blue; Cone 10
Neph Sy 45.45
talc 7.09
dolomite 10.09
whiting 8.09
silica 29.27
rutile 4
cobalt carb. .5
bentonite 3
illmenite 4
Nice dark blue that dosen't run.
Navy w/gold flecks:
Cone10
Potash spar 2000
flint 1250
gertsey borate 500
dolomite 500
frit 3110 250
EPK 250
whiting 250
cobalt carb. 1
red iron ox.2
This is a wonderful blue that doesn't run.
I hope that all these help you and whom ever else might need them.
Jennifer Alpine, TX
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Lisa wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I am looking for a dark blue glaze, preferable satin to gloss, for ^9 -
> 10 reduction. I would like something comparable to Chappell's Floating
> Blue, which breaks to brown where thin and lighter blue where thicker and
> has a lot "going on" inside when you look closely. (I hope that made
> sense.)
>
> Thanks a bunch!
>
Sam Cuttell on sat 4 jan 97
Sorry to take so long to ask BUT
are these redux or ox?
At 10:19 AM 11/23/96 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Lisa, I know this is late, but hope you can use these recipies. I hope
>they are what you are looking for:
>
>Iron - Blue water
> Cone 9-10
>
>Custer spar 35
>ball clay 17
>whiting 12
>flint 19
>dolomite 7
>
>cobalt carb. .5
>Iron chromate 2
>
>This is a nice dark blue glaze that dosen't run it is some what shinney.
>
>Peacock Blue; Cone 10
>
>Neph Sy 45.45
>talc 7.09
>dolomite 10.09
>whiting 8.09
>silica 29.27
>
>rutile 4
>cobalt carb. .5
>bentonite 3
>illmenite 4
>
>Nice dark blue that dosen't run.
>
>Navy w/gold flecks:
>Cone10
>
>Potash spar 2000
>flint 1250
>gertsey borate 500
>dolomite 500
>frit 3110 250
>EPK 250
>whiting 250
>
>cobalt carb. 1
>red iron ox.2
>
>This is a wonderful blue that doesn't run.
>I hope that all these help you and whom ever else might need them.
>Jennifer Alpine, TX
>
> On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Lisa wrote:
>
>
>> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>> I am looking for a dark blue glaze, preferable satin to gloss, for ^9 -
>> 10 reduction. I would like something comparable to Chappell's Floating
>> Blue, which breaks to brown where thin and lighter blue where thicker and
>> has a lot "going on" inside when you look closely. (I hope that made
>> sense.)
>>
>> Thanks a bunch!
>>
>
>
sam - alias the cat lady
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Melbourne, Ontario, CANADA
(SW Ontario)
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