dianamp@COMCAST.NET on mon 16 nov 09
I have posted 22 cone 6 Reduction glaze recipes on my website: dianapanciol=
i.com
(Look for Glaze Forward in the vita section and when it comes up, scroll do=
wn).
They are designed for reduction.
You may not be able to find a stony matte glaze that works for both oxidati=
on and reduction.
Reduction encourages more melting so a glaze that is mature in reduction
may be immature in oxidation.
Diana Pancioli
Sumi von Dassow on mon 16 nov 09
diana
In fact, I subscribed to your "glaze forward" project when it was
first announced and am now using
several of your glazes at the Washington Heights Art Center where I
teach. Our kiln cools so slowly (8" of fiber
sprayed with ITC coating) that your temmoku is a beautiful spangled
almost iron red glaze, not just black
breaking to brown. We also use your shino, chun, and textured blue, I'm
not sure if the copper red we use
is yours or from Bailey's Cone 6 book.
Woo Yellow is pretty matte. That recipe was in Ceramics Monthly a year
or so ago.
Sumi
> I have posted 22 cone 6 Reduction glaze recipes on my website: dianapanci=
oli.com
> (Look for Glaze Forward in the vita section and when it comes up, scroll =
down).
>
> They are designed for reduction.
> You may not be able to find a stony matte glaze that works for both oxida=
tion and reduction.
> Reduction encourages more melting so a glaze that is mature in reduction
> may be immature in oxidation.
>
> Diana Pancioli
>
>
>
Maurice Weitman on tue 17 nov 09
Hi, Diana and cone 6 fans everywhere,
At 14:34 +0000 on 11/16/09, dianamp@COMCAST.NET wrote:
>I have posted 22 cone 6 Reduction glaze recipes on my website:
>dianapancioli.com
>(Look for Glaze Forward in the vita section and when it comes up,
>scroll down).
For those who have a hard time finding things on web sites, here is
the direct link to the PDF file describing Diane's uber-excellent
Glaze Forward project:
Her main page is:
In case don't know, Diana worked to develop this series of cone 6
reduction glazes using mostly cone 10 recipes as a starting point.
The 22 glazes that worked well are featured in this PDF; it contains
the recipes, pictures, chemistry, and comments including leach
testing.
It's a great resource for anyone interested in giving cone 6 reduction a sh=
ot.
Hoping to see you at NCECA, Diana!
Best,
Maurice
Edouard Bastarache on tue 17 nov 09
Maurice,
Smart.Conseil and I translated her article to French for the benefit of
Francophones :
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/smart2000/cone_6_reduction.htm
Gis,
Edouard Bastarache
Spertesperantisto
Sorel-Tracy
Quebec
http://edouardbastarache.blogspot.com/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30058682@N00/
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http://cerampeintures.blogspot.com/
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http://substitutions.blogspot.com/
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