SANDRA@icicb.nci.nih.gov on tue 9 apr 96
I'm looking for a deep maroon translucent or semi-opaque glaze for cone
6-9 oxidation. I work in white stoneware and porcelain. Any help would
be appreciated. I've never had a class in glaze chemistry and tried to
teach this stuff to myself with little success.
TIA
Sandy Dwiggins
Cindy P Russell on wed 10 apr 96
I have a burgundy that might help. Not sure if it is dark enough for you
or not. It uses mason stains. If you don't get anything else, let me
know & I'll send it. I would now but it is at school.
Cindy Russell
Stratford High School
Stratford, Texas
Crussel@tenet.edu
On Tue, 9 Apr 1996 SANDRA@icicb.nci.nih.gov wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I'm looking for a deep maroon translucent or semi-opaque glaze for cone
> 6-9 oxidation. I work in white stoneware and porcelain. Any help would
> be appreciated. I've never had a class in glaze chemistry and tried to
> teach this stuff to myself with little success.
> TIA
> Sandy Dwiggins
>
Iain Begg on wed 10 apr 96
Sandra
The following glaze is called Tom West's Red. It is an intriguing glaze.
I used crocus martis or purple iron oxide I got a nice deep translucent
burgundy.
Tom West's Red
Frit 3269 27
Gerstely Borate 15
Spodumene 40
epk 18
add 10% crocus martis
Iain
Iain M. Begg e-mail: begg@mprgate.mpr.ca
1004 Kelowna St, Vancouver,
BC V5K 4E2, Canada
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>From: SANDRA@icicb.nci.nih.gov
>Subject: Deep Maroon translucent glaze
>To: Multiple recipients of list CLAYART
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>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I'm looking for a deep maroon translucent or semi-opaque glaze for cone
>6-9 oxidation. I work in white stoneware and porcelain. Any help would
>be appreciated. I've never had a class in glaze chemistry and tried to
>teach this stuff to myself with little success.
>TIA
>Sandy Dwiggins
>
Ellen L Price on thu 11 apr 96
What ^ is this glaze fired to?
On Wed, 10 Apr 1996, Iain Begg wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> Sandra
>
> The following glaze is called Tom West's Red. It is an intriguing glaze.
> I used crocus martis or purple iron oxide I got a nice deep translucent
> burgundy.
>
> Tom West's Red
>
> Frit 3269 27
> Gerstely Borate 15
> Spodumene 40
> epk 18
>
> add 10% crocus martis
>
> Iain
>
> Iain M. Begg e-mail: begg@mprgate.mpr.ca
> 1004 Kelowna St, Vancouver,
> BC V5K 4E2, Canada
>
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>
> >From: SANDRA@icicb.nci.nih.gov
> >Subject: Deep Maroon translucent glaze
> >To: Multiple recipients of list CLAYART
> >---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >I'm looking for a deep maroon translucent or semi-opaque glaze for cone
> >6-9 oxidation. I work in white stoneware and porcelain. Any help would
> >be appreciated. I've never had a class in glaze chemistry and tried to
> >teach this stuff to myself with little success.
> >TIA
> >Sandy Dwiggins
> >
>
Michelle Lowe on thu 11 apr 96
Sandy, this is a translucent maroon glaze where thin, but pools with the
typical marbley blue look of rutile (but *wait* there is no rutile *shrug*)
It's not pink on my test at all (on white stoneware)...
Cone 6 oxidation
>Gerstley Borate 21
>Nepheline Syenite 16
>Kaolin 11
>Whiting 20
>Silica 32
>Tin Oxide 5
>Chrome Oxide 0.15
>
>Excellent red/pink, purple/mauve where thick.
>>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>>I'm looking for a deep maroon translucent or semi-opaque glaze for cone
>>6-9 oxidation. I work in white stoneware and porcelain. Any help would
>>be appreciated. I've never had a class in glaze chemistry and tried to
>>teach this stuff to myself with little success.
>>TIA
>>Sandy Dwiggins
>>
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Louise Jenks on thu 11 apr 96
Iain
In preparing to mix up a trial of Tom West"s Red this morning, I realized
that I do not have Frit 3269, nor could I find it on my Frit reference list.
I have 3110, 3195, and 3124. Would any of these substitiute?
Louise Jenks in my Cincinnati basement mixing glaze tests. No, I do not have
radon!!!
Cindy P Russell on thu 11 apr 96
I have had several request for this glaze recipe. It is a cone 6
Oxidation glaze. It is more opaque than some may want. It is satin to
semi-glossy.
Burgundy
F-4 Soda Feldspar 53
Silica 20
Whiting 15
Barium Carb 6
I use 4.5 of Strontium
EPK 6
Add 10% Deep Crimson Mason Stain.
Hope this helps someone.
Cindy Russell
Stratford High School
Stratford, Texas
Crussel@tenet.edu
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