Lisa P Skeen on sat 25 oct 97
Liz & Bonnie:
It looks to me like it's the TIN that makes the glaze red. We used to
have a "white" glaze that had tin in it, and any time an underglaze
containing chrome was fired in the same kilnload with any of that "white"
glaze, the white turned pink. I've even used that glaze OVER some green
underglaze, and the piece turned out with dark pink spatters all around
the green
Lisa Skeen
Living Tree Pottery and Soaps
http://www.uncg.edu/~lpskeen
YesIAmRU?
On Thu, 23 Oct 1997 19:08:33 EDT Liz Dodge writes:
>>Kemp 17 Red/Pink/Purple/Mauve
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>>Ingredient Percentage
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>>Nepheline Syenite 16
>>Whiting 20
>>Gerstley Borate 21
>>Kaolin 11
>>Silica 32
>>Tin Oxide 5
>>Chrome oxide 0.15
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