Jean Eiers-Page on mon 10 oct 11
Hi all,
I am looking for a glaze recipe that breaks well over texture for cone 5 =
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or 6 oxidation. Any suggestions?
Jean=3D
Bonnie Hellman on mon 10 oct 11
I like Tony Hansen's 5 part glaze, mixed with oxides, any combination of
cobalt carb, copper carb for ^6.
See:
http://digitalfire.com/4sight/education/g1214m_cone_5-7_20x5_glossy_base_gl=
a
ze_114.html
This web site, www.digitalfire.com, hasn't been mentioned recently on
clayart, but it is full of useful information, technical but written so
non-scientists, non-chemists can understand it.
Bonnie
Bonnie Hellman
Ouray, CO. USA
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From: Clayart [mailto:Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Jean Eiers-Pag=
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2011 9:52 AM
To: Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: glaze recipe that breaks well over texture
Hi all,
I am looking for a glaze recipe that breaks well over texture for cone 5 or
6 oxidation. Any suggestions?
Jean=3D
Miri Hardy on tue 11 oct 11
I love using glazes based on John Hesselberth and Ron Roy's High Calcium =
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Semi-
matte 2 (Raw Sienna, Spearmint and variations thereof) from "Mastering Co=
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ne 6=3D20
Glazes" on texture. You can see examples here:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?
set=3D3Da.10150250559117698.343003.174600457697&type=3D3D1
All the best,
Miri in PR
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Birgit Wright on tue 11 oct 11
Hi Jean=3D3B I use a lot of Mastering cone 6 Glazes and Micheal Baileys con=
e =3D
6 book over texture with a variety of oxides=3D2C they are developed to wor=
k =3D
in oxidation. What I found was that recipes with a lot of rutile in it seem=
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ed to obscure detail so I don't use rutile. Interestingly the Majolica rec=
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ipe contours well over texture if it is mixed thinly=3D2C though drips do s=
ho=3D
w.
Cheers Birgit=3D2C
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http://birgitspots.blogspot.com/
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> Date: Mon=3D2C 10 Oct 2011 08:52:19 -0700
> From: jeanpage@CITYTEL.NET
> Subject: glaze recipe that breaks well over texture
> To: Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>=3D20
> Hi all=3D2C
>=3D20
> I am looking for a glaze recipe that breaks well over texture for cone 5 =
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or 6 oxidation. Any suggestions?
>=3D20
> Jean
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One of my favorites for glazing over delicate carvings and textures is a Ch=
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un base=3D2C with colorants:
Kona F-4 feldspar 38.00
Whiting 14.00
Zinc oxide 12.00
Kentucky OM #4 6.00
Silica 30.00
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Total 100.00
I use this with a small amount of rutile (0.5%) as a liner glaze for food-b=
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earing surfaces. Try with small amounts of copper carbonate for a green ce=
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ladon-like appearance=3D2C and with small amounts of cobalt for a delightfu=
l =3D
blue. Easy to make=3D2C easy to store=3D2C keeps well in the bucket=3D2C m=
ixes u=3D
p well after storing for months=3D2C and is a reliable=3D2C consistent glaz=
e. =3D
Is especially good over porcelain=3D2C OK over white stoneware. Haven't tr=
ie=3D
d it over red clay yet.
As always=3D2C test=3D2C test=3D2C test.
Regards=3D2C
Tig Dupre
in rainy Port Orchard=3D2C WA
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