Centa Uhalde on mon 1 mar 10
I just asked a few questions about choosing an 03 glaze. Because I want
strength for dinnerware in an earthenware body, I'm choosing 03 temp. I lov=
e
the idea of getting leaded glaze looks without lead, so I think I'd like to
continue to test with Pete Pinnell's Best Clear variation #22 (04) and see
what other colors are possible. Can anyone (Pete?) recommend how to make a
satin variation of #22? And, should I add anything to the clear 22 for an 0=
3
firing? Colorant amounts?
Thanks!
Centa Theresa
www.centatheresa.com
May Luk on mon 1 mar 10
Centa;
Try controlled cool all your glazes and see what happens. I have this
transparent glaze (not maiolica temp) that I controlled cool in a
tightly packed kiln, it is fat and semi-satiney and nice.
I think your #22 could be nice because of the GB.
Regards
May
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Centa Uhalde wrote:
> I just asked a few questions about choosing an 03 glaze. Because I want
> strength for dinnerware in an earthenware body, I'm choosing 03 temp. I l=
ove
> the idea of getting leaded glaze looks without lead, so I think I'd like =
to
> continue to test with Pete Pinnell's Best Clear variation #22 (04) and se=
e
> what other colors are possible. Can anyone (Pete?) recommend how to make =
a
> satin variation of #22? And, should I add anything to the clear 22 for an=
03
> firing? Colorant amounts?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Centa Theresa
> www.centatheresa.com
>
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