Jennifer Rhinesmith on fri 25 oct 96
To everyone, thank you for the good yellow glaze recipies. If anyone has
any others they would like to share, please pass them on. Now I have a
new question. I am looking for the perfect cone9-10 high fire green
glaze. One that has
depth, good medium green color, and that is dependable and does't run,
but works good in reduction. I am in urgent need of one. Thanks ever so
much. JR alpine, TX.
Dan Wilson on sat 26 oct 96
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>To everyone, thank you for the good yellow glaze recipies. If anyone has
>any others they would like to share, please pass them on. Now I have a
>new question. I am looking for the perfect cone9-10 high fire green
>glaze. One that has
>depth, good medium green color, and that is dependable and does't run,
>but works good in reduction. I am in urgent need of one. Thanks ever so
>much. JR alpine, TX.
JR, give this one a try. I've always liked it for the reasons you mention.
I might work for you.
Rock Green cone 8-10
Pspar 40
Whiting 30
Epk 15
Flint 30
Zinc 5
Iron 3
marilyn fenton on sat 26 oct 96
Jennifer,
We used to get a real neat green glaze by putting our
clear glaze over a layer of Albany Slip. But then...
Well, try any high iron glaze under your clear being
careful not to make too thick an application of either,
especially the first one. I would imagine that almost
any albany substitute would work ok. This technique
resulted in a glaze with alot of depth and variety
for us.
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