Lisa E on fri 22 jun 07
Hello All;
My 6 month quest of the perfect green has been accomplished thanks to Brenda
Funk!
I am experiencing some strange things with the glaze and would appreciate
any advice. It is adhering nicely to some spots and thin in others.
Should I sieve my glaze again? Should I mix it more? Is it too thin? What
do you think is causing this:
http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33GZE#5078956603278640530
http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33GZE#5078956620458509730
Any feedback or advice would be appreciated!!!!
Lisa
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Lisa Elbertsen
www.LisaElbertsen.com
Sunny Daze Design Pottery Studio
SunnyDazeDesign@gmail.com
Squamish, BC Canada
Kathy Stecker on fri 22 jun 07
Hi Lisa when my pots had looked similar in the past it has been that the
glaze had settled and needed to be stirred or that I had wet my bisque and it
hadn't completely dried. Good luck
Kathy Stecker from Winter Springs Florida who loved her trip to Italy thank
you
Lisa E says:
"My 6 month quest of the perfect green has been accomplished thanks to Brenda
Funk!
I am experiencing some strange things with the glaze and would appreciate
any advice. It is adhering nicely to some spots and thin in others.
Should I sieve my glaze again? Should I mix it more? Is it too thin? What
do you think is causing this:
_http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33
GZE#5078956603278640530_
(http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33GZE#5078956603278640530)
_http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33
GZE#5078956620458509730_
(http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=7qjA9p33GZE#5078956620458509730)
Any feedback or advice would be appreciated!!!!
Lisa
--
Lisa Elbertsen
www.LisaElbertsen.com
Sunny Daze Design Pottery Studio
SunnyDazeDesign@gmail.com
Squamish, BC Canada "
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Lisa Elbertsen on sun 24 jun 07
Thanks Kathy. It seems like this glazes settles faster than most from the
replies I have been getting so I will mix it better next time for sure.
Lisa
iglasgo on sun 24 jun 07
That glaze did the same thing to me. In my case it went thin and icky
where a piece was pretty close to the kiln element. I don't know if
the glaze may have already been thin there or it was the heating. I
tried applying more carefully and putting it at the center of the
shelf, and it still had a couple thin spots so I gave up on the glaze.
I found MC6G Caribbean Sea Green to be almost exactly the same color
and less persnickety.
YMMV.
-Ivy G.
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Lisa E wrote:
>
> Hello All;
>
> My 6 month quest of the perfect green has been accomplished thanks
to Brenda
> Funk!
>
> I am experiencing some strange things with the glaze and would
appreciate
> any advice. It is adhering nicely to some spots and thin in others.
>
> Should I sieve my glaze again? Should I mix it more? Is it too
thin? What
> do you think is causing this:
>
>
http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=3D7qjA=
9p33GZE#5078956603278640530
>
http://picasaweb.google.com/SunnyDazeDesign/TempFolder/photo?authkey=3D7qjA=
9p33GZE#5078956620458509730
>
> Any feedback or advice would be appreciated!!!!
>
> Lisa
>
> --
> Lisa Elbertsen
> www.LisaElbertsen.com
> Sunny Daze Design Pottery Studio
> SunnyDazeDesign@...
> Squamish, BC Canada
>
>
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Donna Kat on mon 25 jun 07
I had to add epson salt to this glaze to keep it in suspension. I also use
Ron Roy's reformulated recipe which you might like.
http://www.frogpondpottery.com/glazestability/glaze0024.html
On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 07:05:52 -0500, Lisa Elbertsen
wrote:
>Thanks Kathy. It seems like this glazes settles faster than most from the
>replies I have been getting so I will mix it better next time for sure.
>Lisa
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Lisa Elbertsen on tue 26 jun 07
Thank you all for your feedback. I am going to remove some of the water
and make sure it is stirred really well between each piece. If all esle
fails, I will try the revised recipe!
Best Regards and thank you again!
Lisa
On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 11:01:39 -0500, Donna Kat
wrote:
>I had to add epson salt to this glaze to keep it in suspension. I also
use
>Ron Roy's reformulated recipe which you might like.
>
>http://www.frogpondpottery.com/glazestability/glaze0024.html
>
>
>On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 07:05:52 -0500, Lisa Elbertsen
> wrote:
>
>>Thanks Kathy. It seems like this glazes settles faster than most from the
>>replies I have been getting so I will mix it better next time for sure.
>>Lisa
>>
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