Sharon R Pemberton on mon 15 nov 99
Did not see this in the archives. I am in need of a ^10 Woo Yellow to try to
dupluicate some glaze a student brought from Korea.
Thanking you in advance,
Pug, in Phoenix where it was 92 yesterday!
Sara JH Ashodian on tue 16 nov 99
recipe as follows:
woo yellow ^10
F4 spar 34%
barium card 25%
dolomite 12%
epk 7%
flint 7%
zircopax 15%
and
rio 3%
hope this helps
sara
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Sara JH Ashodian
Sash Arts Studio
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>From: Sharon R Pemberton
>To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
>Subject: In Need of Woo Yellow
>Date: Mon, Nov 15, 1999, 3:37 PM
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Did not see this in the archives. I am in need of a ^10 Woo Yellow to try to
> dupluicate some glaze a student brought from Korea.
>
> Thanking you in advance,
> Pug, in Phoenix where it was 92 yesterday!
miriam on tue 16 nov 99
Hi Pug-
Here is Woo Yellow, ^8-10, from Kean College in Union NJ circa 1986. I
really liked this glaze but no longer fire in reduction. It's mustard
yellow matte thin, lemon yellow semi-gloss thicker, dry brown if very
thin. Runs if too thick.
Woo Yellow
Custer Feldspar 32
Kaolin 7
Barium Carb 25
Dolomite 11
Flint 7
Zircopax 15
Red Iron Oxide 3
Bentonite 2
Sharon R Pemberton wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Did not see this in the archives. I am in need of a ^10 Woo Yellow to try to
> dupluicate some glaze a student brought from Korea.
>
> Thanking you in advance,
> Pug, in Phoenix where it was 92 yesterday!
Lorraine Pierce on tue 16 nov 99
Sharon, thought I had this glaze in my old haystack notes from Maine...and I
do...hereit is;
Marie Woo Yellow
F/4 Spar............33
BaCo3...............25
Dolomite............12
China Clay......... 7
Zinc...................15 total 82
Iron...................3%
Hope this works as you wish it to...Lori in New Port Richey, Fl.
Sharon R Pemberton wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Did not see this in the archives. I am in need of a ^10 Woo Yellow to try to
> dupluicate some glaze a student brought from Korea.
>
> Thanking you in advance,
> Pug, in Phoenix where it was 92 yesterday!
Craig Martell on wed 17 nov 99
Hi:
Woo Yellow should defintely be avoided for food contact ware. Low silica,
low alumina, barium at bit over the recommended limit, not enough KNaO, ad
nauseum. I would wager my last pfennig that this glaze would leach barium.
4 what it's worth, Craig Martell in Oregon
hal mc whinnie on wed 17 nov 99
i wonder if anyone has altered the woo yellow to get rid of the barium?
what about a substitution of equal parts magnesium cazrb and whiting?
Ron Roy on thu 18 nov 99
I used this glaze a bit when I was in school - I have reformulated it with
Strontium.
The expansion is quite high - probably going to craze on most bodies - one
of the benifits of subing Strontium is the expansion is lowered - cause you
need less and it has about the same expansion rate as Barium.
Strontium glazes have an even better responce to iron than Barium glazes -
in my opinion.
Woo Yellow with Strontium
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F4 SPAR............. 43.00
STRONT CARB......... 24.00
DOLOMITE............ 15.00
EPK................. 9.00
SILICA.............. 9.00
ZIRCOPAX............ 15.00
RED IRON OX......... 3.00
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118.00
RR
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>woo yellow ^10
>
>F4 spar 34%
>barium card 25%
>dolomite 12%
>epk 7%
>flint 7%
>zircopax 15%
>and
>rio 3%
Ron Roy
93 Pegasus Trail
Scarborough
Ontario, Canada
M1G 3N8
Evenings 416-439-2621
Fax 416-438-7849
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