Centa Uhalde on thu 30 sep 10
I am doing a technique of painting thick slip on greenware, cone 6
porcelain, and then going back and using scraffito in the slip. I would lik=
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e
to be able to paint a thick slip on the bisque and then scrafitto. I=3DB9m
thinking I just use a deflocculated slip of the same clay? Anything more I
should add to the mix to help it stay on the bisque and during firing to
5-6?
May Luk on thu 30 sep 10
Centa;
Slip for bisque =3D3D engobe. You can search the list and find references a=
bo=3D
ut it.
You can sgrafitto on glaze too. Just a thought.
May
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Centa Uhalde wrote:
> I am doing a technique of painting thick slip on greenware, cone 6
> porcelain, and then going back and using scraffito in the slip. I would l=
=3D
ike
> to be able to paint a thick slip on the bisque and then scrafitto. I=3DB9=
m
> thinking I just use a deflocculated slip of the same clay? Anything more =
=3D
I
> should add to the mix to help it stay on the bisque and during firing to
> 5-6?
>
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