Janet H Walker on fri 31 jan 97
...I would really like a green matt glaze that will work at cone
cone 10 on brown clay. I have tested with chrome oxide and do not get
good results...
I get a nice green matte from my waste glaze bucket! Just save all the
glaze rinsings and waste stuff and test it every once in awhile. When
it gets just right, label it "Mystery green" and start a new waste
bucket ;->
Jan Walker
JULIE ATWOOD on sat 1 feb 97
It SOUNDS cute, Janet (and I laughed a lot when I read it), but for any
unsuspecting newbie kind of potters out there, don't try it. I have,
just out of curiosity, and I've gotten anything from exploding glaze
(disgusting) to glaze ala barf (yet MORE disgusting), and EXPANDING glaze
(cracking the pot it's on). Scary stuff. Be careful. :)
By the way, I am currently working on a nice green glaze (^10), gloss,
but I already have a decent green matte glaze (^10), it may not be what
you want, because it tends to range from very very dark green with spots,
to light PINK. Kind of nice. I'll dig up the recipe for you.
Julie
On Fri, 31 Jan 1997, Janet H Walker wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> ...I would really like a green matt glaze that will work at cone
> cone 10 on brown clay. I have tested with chrome oxide and do not get
> good results...
>
> I get a nice green matte from my waste glaze bucket! Just save all the
> glaze rinsings and waste stuff and test it every once in awhile. When
> it gets just right, label it "Mystery green" and start a new waste
> bucket ;->
>
> Jan Walker
>
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had some small crystal growth similar to crystal magic. anyone have a si=
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glaze they are willing to share as a starting point
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