Sarah Lundie on fri 5 nov 99
Hi Everyone...
It's me again. Thank you to everyone who responded to my cylinder question!!!
I appreciate all of the advice, and will try them all! Everyone is different,
so hopefully one will work for me!!! =)
I decided to rephrase my second question from that short list, to this:
Does anyone know of a glaze recipe for a navy blue, cone 6, oxidation
glaze? I guess I wasn't specific enough the first time around. So, if anyone
has any suggestions on this glaze, I would appreciate them!
Thank you in advance,
Sarah - The not so frustrated student. (thanks to all of you!)
Chris Schafale on sat 6 nov 99
Hi Sarah,
Try this recipe for a clear glaze (or your own favorite clear) and
add 3% cobalt carbonate. If you want the color even deeper, add more
cobalt. If you want the color to be "blacker" try adding a little
iron or manganese.
Cone 6 Clear (Tony Hansen's 5x20 glaze)
20 EPK (Edgar Plastic Kaolin)
20 Silica
20 Frit 3134
20 G-200 or Custer Feldspar
20 Wollastonite
Have fun.
Chris
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi Everyone...
> It's me again. Thank you to everyone who responded to my cylinder question!!!
> I appreciate all of the advice, and will try them all! Everyone is different,
> so hopefully one will work for me!!! =)
>
> I decided to rephrase my second question from that short list, to this:
> Does anyone know of a glaze recipe for a navy blue, cone 6, oxidation
> glaze? I guess I wasn't specific enough the first time around. So, if anyone
> has any suggestions on this glaze, I would appreciate them!
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Sarah - The not so frustrated student. (thanks to all of you!)
>
>
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, NC
candle@intrex.net
Dave Finkelnburg on sat 6 nov 99
Sarah,
Please go to
http://www.potters.org/categories.htm
Go to glazes. You'll find loads of recipes. Some are under specific
colors, some are elsewhere. Depending on your particular clay, the glaze
may or may not fit. You may have to adjust for expansion. If you find
something you like, you may want to ask the list if someone has used that
glaze with your particular body. That may get you more specific help.
Dave Finkelnburg
-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Lundie
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 2:58 PM
Subject: GLAZE QUESTION....
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi Everyone...
>It's me again. Thank you to everyone who responded to my cylinder
question!!!
>I appreciate all of the advice, and will try them all! Everyone is
different,
>so hopefully one will work for me!!! =)
>
>I decided to rephrase my second question from that short list, to this:
>Does anyone know of a glaze recipe for a navy blue, cone 6, oxidation
>glaze? I guess I wasn't specific enough the first time around. So, if
anyone
>has any suggestions on this glaze, I would appreciate them!
>
>Thank you in advance,
>Sarah - The not so frustrated student. (thanks to all of you!)
>
ababy sharon on sat 6 nov 99
What is Navy blue?
this one based on a recipe I found in Pottery making ^6 Matt ox. I don,t
know if it is food safe!
Matt blue^5 ^6
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LITHIUM CARBONATE... 12.00 9.45%
WHITING............. 5.00 3.94%
KAOLIN.............. 28.00 22.05%
FLINT............... 55.00 43.31%
ZINC OXIDE.......... 25.00 19.69%
NICKELE OXIDE....... 2.00 1.57%
========
127.00
CaO 0.15* 4.29%
Li2O 0.30* 4.43%
ZnO 0.55* 22.67%
Al2O3 0.20 10.21%
SiO2 1.93 58.40%
Si:Al 9.71
SiB:Al 9.71
Expan 5.75
Based on "Matt white" from Pottery making Apply medium! Beautiful blue .Were
too thick pin holes! Nice on white or dark clay!
My wife entered to the room,she shoed me what is navy blue, so take any
clear glaze and add 0.5- 3 cobalt oxide and it will work
Ababi
----- Original Message -----
From: Sarah Lundie
To:
Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 11:46
Subject: GLAZE QUESTION....
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi Everyone...
> It's me again. Thank you to everyone who responded to my cylinder
question!!!
> I appreciate all of the advice, and will try them all! Everyone is
different,
> so hopefully one will work for me!!! =)
>
> I decided to rephrase my second question from that short list, to this:
> Does anyone know of a glaze recipe for a navy blue, cone 6, oxidation
> glaze? I guess I wasn't specific enough the first time around. So, if
anyone
> has any suggestions on this glaze, I would appreciate them!
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Sarah - The not so frustrated student. (thanks to all of you!)
>
>
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