Cobalt1994@aol.com on tue 5 nov 96
Hi All.
Anyone have a reliable grey glaze for cone 10? I've been trying to add Mason
stains to my base white but they come out too blue. I've seen a grey glaze
before, so I know it's possible!
TIA
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Jennifer in Vermont
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
Cobalt1994@AOL.com
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Cobalt1994@aol.com on wed 6 nov 96
Hi All.
Anyone have a reliable grey glaze for cone 10? I've been trying to add Mason
stains to my base white but they come out too blue. I've seen a grey glaze
before, so I know it's possible!
TIA
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Jennifer in Vermont
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
Cobalt1994@AOL.com
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PJLewing@aol.com on fri 8 nov 96
Jennifer,
I used to mAke a semi-matt grey (as well as a lot of other colors) when I was
doing ^10 reduction from Rhodes Magnesia Base.
Custer Spar 45
Ger. Bor. 13
Dolomite 7
Talc 15
EPK 5
Silica 20
Then add 1- 8% Iron Chromate, depending on how dark a grey you want. The
grey will be slightly greenish.
Hope this helps.
Paul Lewing, Seattle
http:digitalfire.com/magic/lewing.htm
Terrance Lazaroff on fri 8 nov 96
I don' t know what clay body you are using. If it is stoneware then look up
a good Barium carbonate glaze using approx 25% barium.
Best regards
Terrance F. Lazaroff
St Hubert, Quebec, CANADA!!!!
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