Larry Kruzan on sat 11 dec 10
Hi John and Clayart,
I can't wait to see how you've done too. My first test firing was
spectacular - all 8 glazes I tested were pretty solid. The best (in my
subjective eye) was the Bailey's Red Orange. I did have it too thick and it
ran onto the shelf, but the colors and crystal growth were wild. I hope it
doesn't change much when I thin it a little. Testing now.
I'm also testing a glaze that I mixed following Mel's advice. The first pas=
s
rendered a nice red iron but it was a little thin and plain.
My pics will be going up in a couple days, as soon as I finish a couple
orders.
Best to all,
Larry Kruzan
Lost Creek Pottery
www.lostcreekpottery.com
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From: Clayart [mailto:Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of John Goode
Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 1:41 PM
To: Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Cone 6 red tests
Hi Clay people.
I am testing red glazes in cone 6 oxidation.
The last weeks here have been very informative with this topic.
So I will post results to a web page soon.
If anyone wants to throw some more at me to test do so .
I will also run them with my iron oxide from here that I ball mill east of
Austin TX !
Thanks Clayart !!
John Goode
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John Goode on sat 11 dec 10
Hi Clay people.
I am testing red glazes in cone 6 oxidation.
The last weeks here have been very informative with this topic.
So I will post results to a web page soon.
If anyone wants to throw some more at me to test do so .
I will also run them with my iron oxide from here that I ball mill east of
Austin TX !
Thanks Clayart !!
John Goode
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