Sandra Dwiggins on wed 24 dec 97
Oh People of the Clay---
I have a question about the Pinnell Strontium Matte Glaze that's in the
glaze database. I was under the impression that this glaze once
appeared in CM and in the article the recipe was given with different
combinations of colorants for variations of colors. The one color I've
already used is called bronze green, but there are I believe 3 or 4 other
colorant combinations.
Is anyone familiar with this glaze, and have the other colorant
combinations?
TIA
Sandy
DONPREY on thu 25 dec 97
Sandy,
This appeared in a supplement to CM in Jan. 94. Color info as follows:
white: titanium dioxide 5%
weathered bronze green: titanium 5, copper carb 5.
periwinkle blue: cobalt carb 0.15, copper carb 4.
dark mottled green: copper carb 8.
cream/tan: 6
charcoal: manganese dioxide 2, copper carb 5.
good luck
Don Prey in Oregon
Helllll on fri 26 dec 97
>I have a question about the Pinnell Strontium Matte Glaze that's in the
>glaze database. I was under the impression that this glaze once
>appeared in CM and in the article the recipe was given with different
>combinations of colorants for variations of colors. The one color I've
>already used is called bronze green, but there are I believe 3 or 4 other
>colorant combinations.
>
>Is anyone familiar with this glaze, and have the other colorant
>combinations?
>
>
Pinnell Strontium Matt Glaze (cone 6)
Lithium carb.................1
Strontium Carb...........20
Nepheline Syenite....60
Ball Clay......................10
Flint.................................9
= 100%
White-Titanium Dioxide 5%
Weathered Bronze Green-
Titanum Dioxide 5% & Copper Carb 5%
Periwinkle Blue-
Cobalt Carb. 0.15% & Copper Carb. 4%
Dark Mottled Green- Copper Carb. 8%
Cream tan- Rutile 6%
Charcoal -
Manganese Dioxide 2% & Copper Carb. 5%
creating, exploring, making, experiencing
Hank in OKC Oklahellma
Helllll@aol.com
sandra m benscoter on fri 26 dec 97
Hi Don!
I tried those combo's under a white cone 6 glaze with really interesting
results! Didn't work well on top (pinholed).
Sande
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