Alisa and Claus Clausen on tue 29 jun 99
I am interested in finding a clay and glaze recipes that fit together in a =
one
firing process anywhere between cone 04 to 6.
Due to the high cost of electricity in Denmark, this could prove very cost
effective. Are there any inherent dangers with this process that would
discourage me from wanting to do this? In a C.M. article, Jan.99, featured
artist Suze Lindsay saves time with once firing. She lists slip and glaze
recipes for cone 9-10. I use a white clay body now that fires from 04 up =
to 6.
I prefer medium range stoneware, cone 6. Any ideas, suggestions =
appreciated.
Alisa Clause
ababy sharon on wed 30 jun 99
Oldies but Goldies! The book" Glaze Projects" by Richard Behrens. Look
especially at the Albany Slip Page.
Ababi in the Negev(in Israel) wherethe clay never freeze!
----- Original Message -----
From: Alisa and Claus Clausen
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Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 1999 04:47
Subject: Once firing clay bodies and glaze.
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I am interested in finding a clay and glaze recipes that fit together in a
one
firing process anywhere between cone 04 to 6.
Due to the high cost of electricity in Denmark, this could prove very cost
effective. Are there any inherent dangers with this process that would
discourage me from wanting to do this? In a C.M. article, Jan.99, featured
artist Suze Lindsay saves time with once firing. She lists slip and glaze
recipes for cone 9-10. I use a white clay body now that fires from 04 up
to 6.
I prefer medium range stoneware, cone 6. Any ideas, suggestions
appreciated.
Alisa Clause
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