Joan Hathaway on thu 5 nov 98
Hi,
I'm new to the list and a bit overwhelmed by all the messages but think
that clayart is a great idea. My first question is: does anybody have
a glaze recipe for Shaner Green, a cone 9-10 reduction green, or
another darkish green glaze for cone 9-10 reduction?
Thanks,
Joan Hathaway
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Hannah Brehmer on fri 6 nov 98
Hi, Joan -
I have a recipe for Shaner Brown that, where thick, is a wonderful mossy
green-brown. It's a satin mat at cone 10.
Potash Feldspar 45.35
EPK 21.51
Whiting 20.91
Red Iron Oxide 7.07
Talc 3.44
Bone Ash 1.72
Hope this might be what you're looking for. Where thin, it's brown;
where thick it's green. Hannah
-----Original Message-----
From: Joan Hathaway
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 9:16 PM
Subject: Shaner Green
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi,
>
>I'm new to the list and a bit overwhelmed by all the messages but think
>that clayart is a great idea. My first question is: does anybody have
>a glaze recipe for Shaner Green, a cone 9-10 reduction green, or
>another darkish green glaze for cone 9-10 reduction?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Joan Hathaway
>
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>Cushing Academy http://www.cushing.org
>39 School Street, P.O. Box 8000, Ashburnham MA 01430
>difficulties: postmaster at piping dot com
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Earl Brunner on fri 6 nov 98
Don't know if it is the same glaze but in college we took the shaner red
recipe and substituted PV clay for the epk
Joan Hathaway wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to the list and a bit overwhelmed by all the messages but think
> that clayart is a great idea. My first question is: does anybody have
> a glaze recipe for Shaner Green, a cone 9-10 reduction green, or
> another darkish green glaze for cone 9-10 reduction?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joan Hathaway
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
> Cushing Academy http://www.cushing.org
> 39 School Street, P.O. Box 8000, Ashburnham MA 01430
> difficulties: postmaster at piping dot com
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June Perry on fri 6 nov 98
#274 SHANER GREEN 9-11 REDUCTION GREEN (CAN BE PALE-DARK GR.OR PINK) MATT
(CAN BE DRY MATT TO GLOSSY)
BONE ASH 9.1
TALC 3.5
WHITING 18.8
CUSTER FELDSPAR 46.5
KAOLIN 22.1
TOTAL: 100.0
ADD:
COPPER CARBONATE 2.9%
Dennis Davis on fri 6 nov 98
Here is the recipe I have:
Shaner Green (C-9-11 Reduction)
9.1 Bone Ash
3.5 Talc
18.8 Whiting
46.5 Custer Feldspar
22.1 Kaolin
100.0 TOTAL
ADD: 2.9% Copper Carbonate
Dennis in Stafford, VA
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Joan Hathaway wrote:
> My first question is: does anybody have
> a glaze recipe for Shaner Green, a cone 9-10 reduction green, or
> another darkish green glaze for cone 9-10 reduction?
>
orion on fri 6 nov 98
Here's a recipe for "Shaner's Green" that we always keep mixed -- a favorite
for red clay bodies:
Shaner's Green Cone 9-11, reduction (matte to semi-matte)
Whiting 1800 gms (18.27%)
Custer Feldspar 4650 gms (45.19%)
EPK 2210 gms (21.48%)
Talc 350 gms (3.40%)
Bone Ash 910 gms (8.84%)
Copper Carbonate 290 gms (2.82%)
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Total batch wt: 10,290 gms
Insight "ratio" 4.65; "expan" 8.03
Always seems a bit dull on white-white clays (porcelain), but picks up a
nice -- almost jade-like -- depth on red clays (assume the effect is related
to the body's iron content?)
Sorry to provide this in recipe format -- it's the way we "inherited" it!
Best to all,
Ellen Baker - Glacier, WA
orion@telcomplus.net
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