Tetsuya Shimano on sat 5 jun 99
Hello
Does anyone have a good recipe of glossy blue glaze for cone 10 reduction?
I'm looking for a nice cobalt blue translucent and some flowing patterns like
"rutile blue" are appeared on a surface. I have tried some blue glazes but,
I haven't gotten what I want.
Also, I'm looking for a recipe of John Mason's "barium carb.-copper carb.
blue" glaze. This glaze is also for cone 10 reduction and his work with this
glaze is in the book, "the Craft and Art of Clay" by Susan Peterson 2nd Ed.
pp154-155. This blue glaze is very cool!!! However, the glaze recipe is not
listed on the book unfortunately.
Please help me to find out both "glossy blue gaze" and John Mason's "barium
carb.-copper carb. blue glaze."
Thank you very much.
t
dslade on sun 6 jun 99
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I recently found mixed this glaze from the GlazeBase site and think it might
be what you're looking for. It is a beautiful deep cobalt blue on porcelain
breaking into green along the rim and turns a mottled blue and green on red
clays.
doris
Glaze Name: Bleu textur=E9
cone: 8 - 9 - 10
color: Blue textured
surface:Semi-gloss
firing: Reduction
date: 8/11/97
recipe:
Custer spar 40.83
Whiting 16.97
Strontium carbonate 5.30
EPK 20.89
Flint 16.01
Totals: 100.00 =25
Also add:
Rutile 4.77
Cobalt carbonate 2.55
comments:
From the NCECA GlazeBase Glaze Recipe Database at SDSU.
If you find this glaze useful, please consider submitting
one of your own tested glazes to add to the database.
estimated thermal expansion: 77.71x10-7/=B0C
=3E----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3EHello
=3E
=3EDoes anyone have a good recipe of glossy blue glaze for cone 10 =
reduction?
=3EI'm looking for a nice cobalt blue translucent and some flowing patterns
like
=3E=22rutile blue=22 are appeared on a surface. I have tried some blue =
glazes
but,
=3EI haven't gotten what I want.
=3E
=3EAlso, I'm looking for a recipe of John Mason's =22barium carb.-copper =
carb.
=3Eblue=22 glaze. This glaze is also for cone 10 reduction and his work =
with
this
=3Eglaze is in the book, =22the Craft and Art of Clay=22 by Susan Peterson =
2nd Ed.
=3Epp154-155. This blue glaze is very cool=21=21=21 However, the glaze =
recipe is
not
=3Elisted on the book unfortunately.
=3E
=3EPlease help me to find out both =22glossy blue gaze=22 and John Mason's =
=22barium
=3Ecarb.-copper carb. blue glaze.=22
=3E
=3E
=3EThank you very much.
=3E
=3Et
=3E
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