MCGoins on thu 21 may 98
Hello out there. I am a baby in the pottery world (only been throwing about a
year). I am wondering if there is a ^10 oxidizing glaze recipe for yellow
and/or orange. I use a nice spogamine glaze that is very earthy and muted
orange, but I am after a more brilliant color. Also, I have nothing to speak
of in yellow. Any help would be appreciated greatly!
Mary Celeste Nyberg
MCGOINS@aol.com
Houston, Texas - where the air gets more murky every day.
David Hendley on fri 22 may 98
Buy some Ceradac (sp?) inclusion stain, and add 5 to 10% to a
good ^10 base glaze. There is a bright yellow and a real orange.
I promise you will have yellow and\or orange.
The stains are about $40 a pound, as is the bright red, but half a pound
will color a gallon or more of glaze. The manufacturer claims that
the stains are food safe, but since cadmium is involved, I do not,
and suggest you do not, use such glazes as liner glazes. I buy the
stain from Trinity Ceramic Supply in Dallas.
David Hendley
Maydelle,Texas
At 06:28 PM 5/21/98 EDT, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hello out there. I am a baby in the pottery world (only been throwing
about a
>year). I am wondering if there is a ^10 oxidizing glaze recipe for yellow
>and/or orange. I use a nice spogamine glaze that is very earthy and muted
>orange, but I am after a more brilliant color. Also, I have nothing to speak
>of in yellow. Any help would be appreciated greatly!
>
>Mary Celeste Nyberg
>MCGOINS@aol.com
>Houston, Texas - where the air gets more murky every day.
>
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
hendley@sosweb.net
http://www.farmpots.com
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