John Rodgers on mon 1 nov 10
I have Chappell's Floating Blue - which breaks to brown beautifully on
edges and relief work.
I have a Cream-Tan-Breaking-Red ........which really does break nicely
to red on the right clay.
I need a Jade Green or a Varigated Green (Chappells Floating Blue is
really a Varigated Blue) that breaks brown on edges and relief work.
Anyone have recipe for this that you might be willing to share?
I have a picture I can send to show where I am trying to go with this
color-wise.
Thanks!
John
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John Rodgers
Clayartist and Moldmaker
88'GL VW Bus Driver
Chelsea, AL
Http://www.moldhaus.com
Randy McCall on mon 1 nov 10
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Recipe Name: Warm Jade=3D20
Cone: 6 Color: GREEN
Firing: Oxidation Surface: Glossy
Amount Ingredient
44.2 Nepheline Syenite
25.2 Gerstley Borate--1999
18.9 Silica
11.7 Ball Clay Number 1
100 Total
Additives
3 Copper Carbonate
4 Rutile
5 Tin Oxide
Comments: Adjusted from Chappell's Floating Blue. Gives a nice warm jade gr=
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een glaze. Three thick coats brushed.
Great green glaze. 4% copper carbonate will give an iridescent green. 2% co=
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pper carbonate will give a celedon light green.
Randy
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