Craig Martell on wed 2 mar 11
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Hello May:
I've made teal with equal amounts of chrome oxide and cobalt carbonate.
About 2.5% of each is the max for me. You could also try copper and cobalt
if you fire in Oxidation or copper, chrome, and cobalt. I've also made tea=
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with cobalt, chrome and rutile. You just have to start testing and you wil=
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find a combination of oxides that makes the color you like.
regards, Craig Martell
Lynn Goodman Porcelain Pottery on thu 3 mar 11
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Hi May,
I get a nice teal in an alkaline glaze with cobalt plus iron or
rutile. Rutile will give you some texture, which is pretty.
Lynn
On Mar 1, 2011, at 11:07 PM, May Luk wrote:
> Hello all;
>
> I made this glaze test tile before but I didn't like it. Now I might
> need this color for a job.
>
> It is teal green with gold speck glaze (with a slow cool schedule) It
> was a high alkaline dolomite glaze base. (HA13 or HA14 in cone 6 glaze
> with Michael Bailey)
>
> To make the TEAL color, is the colorant cobalt or copper? Titanium
> too?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> May
> Brooklyn NY
>
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