Wendy J. Whiteside on sun 1 mar 98
I am interested in creating a palette of glazes that break a different
color on the edges than the rest of the glaze. I am aware that rutile can
have that affect, but have only seen it with a black that breaks to brown.
I am just beginning this endeavor so any suggestions are welcome.
Maggie & David on tue 3 mar 98
Hello Wendy- I have used a couple of glazes off of the ClayArt glaze
database that break as you described- Oatmeal (golden tan breaking brown)
and Moonlight- a rutile blue that breaks brown. Both are nice glazes. I
access the database from the Ceramics Web site at
http://apple.sdsu.edu/ceramicsweb.
Maggie Shepard
FireWorks Pottery
Mt. Shasta, Calif.
Robert Katz on thu 5 mar 98
I have tried several times to call the recipe section of ceramics web up
without success, could you PLEASE send me that Moonlight recipe if it is a
Cone 5-6 recipe.
Thanking you in advance,
Vicki Katz
Katz Creek Pottery
vlk@mindspring.com
At 01:00 PM 3/3/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hello Wendy- I have used a couple of glazes off of the ClayArt glaze
>database that break as you described- Oatmeal (golden tan breaking brown)
>and Moonlight- a rutile blue that breaks brown. Both are nice glazes. I
>access the database from the Ceramics Web site at
>http://apple.sdsu.edu/ceramicsweb.
>Maggie Shepard
>FireWorks Pottery
>Mt. Shasta, Calif.
>
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