Karin Givon on tue 21 oct 08
tell ya what, Randy. I refired one of the M^6 waterfall browns in a
regular up and down electric fire because of some pinholes; no fancy
slow-cooling er nuthin, and it's the most beautiful red brown, shiny
and definitely opaque--almost a temmoku but really a red brown.
You might try that. (I've only done it once but I like it so much I
will surely do it again. man it was pretty ( for an oxidation
glaze) ;>}......I am funning someone who said some etsy pot 'looked
like oxidation'. humphhh.
also got some RAVE REVIEWS last week end on the Frog Pond Green
posted on clayart...it is green and blue and frog pond-y. They flew
out the door.
Karin
DancingDragonPottery.net
On Oct 21, 2008, at 3:47 PM, Randy McCall wrote:
Does anyone have a Cone 6 Shiny Opaque Brown Glaze? Similar to a albany
slip, but at Cone 6.
Randy
Cotton Patch Pottery
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
Randy McCall on tue 21 oct 08
Does anyone have a Cone 6 Shiny Opaque Brown Glaze? Similar to a albany
slip, but at Cone 6.
Randy
Cotton Patch Pottery
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
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