Talbott on mon 28 oct 96
Okay here is a request for your top secret recipes/firing schedules and
other particulars (ie..glaze thickness, glaze density, clay bodies, etc..)
that makes a glaze "work"..I am looking for copper red cone 9-10 reduction
glazes--I am currently using Tuchane's copper red recipe which I will post
shortly...I am primarily interested in the strawberry reds--Best
Wishes--Marshall
Marshall Talbott
Pottery By Celia
Route 114
P.O. Box 4116
Naples, Maine 04055-4116
(207)693-6100 voice and fax
clupus@ime.net
"Rafael Molina-Rodriguez (Rafael Molina-Rodriguez)" on wed 30 oct 96
Marshall:
The following to glazes are the copper red recipe's I've had the most
success with:
Copper Red Cone 9-11 (from Walter Donald Kring)
Gerstley Borate 9.10
Whiting 14.27
Nepheline Syenite 44.26
Potash Feldspar 6.20
Kaolin 2.59
Flint 23.58
100.00%
Add:
Copper Carbonate 0.41%
Tin Oxide 1.04%
Copper Red Cone 9-11 (from Dick Lehman)
Dolomite 12.0
Strontium Carbonate 6.0
Whiting 8.0
Nepheline Syenite 37.0
Kaolin 2.0
Flint 35.0
100.00%
Add:
Tin Oxide 3.0
Copper Carbonate 0.5
For a beautiful purple glaze try:
Purple (from Walter Donald Kring)
Dolomite 9.40
Gerstley Borate 13.60
Whiting 2.70
Zinc Oxide 1.80
Potash Feldspar 43.60
Kaolin 1.80
Flint 27.10
100.00%
Add:
Cobalt Carbonate 0.05%
Copper Carbonate 0.50%
Tin Oxide 3.00%
>>> Talbott 10/28/96 08:48pm >>>
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Okay here is a request for your top secret recipes/firing schedules and
other particulars (ie..glaze thickness, glaze density, clay bodies, etc..)
that makes a glaze "work"..I am looking for copper red cone 9-10
reduction glazes--I am currently using Tuchane's copper red recipe
which I will post shortly...I am primarily interested in the strawberry
reds--Best
Wishes--Marshall
Marshall Talbott
Pottery By Celia
Route 114
P.O. Box 4116
Naples, Maine 04055-4116
(207)693-6100 voice and fax clupus@ime.net
LizzardOL@aol.com on fri 1 nov 96
There have probably been about a hundred reds posted here, but here's another
we commonly use at the Potters Studio in Berkeley. It gives a bright red
normally - a little darker perhaps than a real strawberry red, but is pretty
reliable. We start the reduction early in the firing, usually by the time
010 is going down..
Pablo's Red
Custer Spar 46.8
Flint 20.0
EPK 2.5
Whiting 8.3
Gerstley 13.7
Zinc Oxide 4.0
Dolomite 6.0
Tin Oxide 3.0
Copper Carbonate 1.5
Ferric Oxide 0.5
Liz Dodge
The Potters Studio in Berkeley, CA
Where the refreshing rains have begun again... and the fire hazard is lower
and the earthquake hazard remains unpredictable.
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