Sarah Lackey on sat 20 nov 99
Hiya folks,
I've been searching for a good red glaze. Not a red red, but more of a
wine/burgundy red. If any of you have a cone 6 recipe for such a creature
could you send it my way? I've decided all the ^6 recipes for wine red
colors have gone into hibernation for the winter. :)
Thanks!
Sarah
of the bitty town Martin, TN
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Rudy Bauer on sun 21 nov 99
I have a great pink to burgandy which does have nice red qualities in cone
6 (actually does well from 5 to 7). I don't have it with me here at work
but I will bring it in and send it Monday. I got it off the clayart
postings so maybe some kind soul will get it to you sooner. Rudy in San Diego
At 04:51 PM 11/20/99 -0500, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hiya folks,
>
>I've been searching for a good red glaze. Not a red red, but more of a
>wine/burgundy red. If any of you have a cone 6 recipe for such a creature
>could you send it my way? I've decided all the ^6 recipes for wine red
>colors have gone into hibernation for the winter. :)
>
>Thanks!
>Sarah
>of the bitty town Martin, TN
>
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Dr.Tom Roess on mon 22 nov 99
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Sarah,
I just made up a batch of this recipe last week and am very pleased with it.
It might suit your purposes.
Lou in Snowmass
Glaze name: Shiny Red to Purple Kemp 17
Cone: 6 - 7 Oxidation or Reduction
Color: red / pink to Purple/mauve
Recipe: Percent Batch
Gerstley Borate 21.00 105.0
Neph Syenite 16.00 80.0
Kaolin 11.00 55.0
Whiting 20.00 100.0
Silica 32.00 160.0
Totals: 100.00 =25 500.0 Gm
Also add:
Tin Oxide 5.00 25.0
Chrome Oxide 0.15 0.8
Comments: Excellent red/pink. Purple/mauve where thick
Nancy Guido on mon 22 nov 99
Hi Sarah,
I have a good burgundy you might want to try, cone 6 oxidation. I use it on
tiles and it's pretty stable. It breaks to a gray-blue on the edges. I
don't know how it would look on a pot. It settles miserably so I put Axner's
Flocs in it, that usually works. I also don't make more than 2,000 grams at
a time. Good luck.
Neph Sy 51
Whiting 20
Flint 18
Kaolin 9
Zinc ox 3
Add Mason stain 6381 Blackberry Wine 5%
Sieve to mesh 80 at least, otherwise you'll have a gray speckle which I don't
particularly care for.
Nancy G.
The Buchanans on tue 23 nov 99
Sarah, I want to second the recomendation for kemp 17. It is a lovely deep
burgandy with 6% tin and .75% chrome oxide. I want to try adding cobalt to
see if it will shade to a warm purple.
Judi in very warm Mississippi.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dr.Tom Roess
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Monday, November 22, 1999 7:43 AM
Subject: The hunt for a good red glaze
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>------------------
>Sarah,
>I just made up a batch of this recipe last week and am very pleased with
it.
>It might suit your purposes.
>Lou in Snowmass
>
>Glaze name: Shiny Red to Purple Kemp 17
>Cone: 6 - 7 Oxidation or Reduction
>Color: red / pink to Purple/mauve
>
>Recipe: Percent Batch
>Gerstley Borate 21.00 105.0
>Neph Syenite 16.00 80.0
>Kaolin 11.00 55.0
>Whiting 20.00 100.0
>Silica 32.00 160.0
>Totals: 100.00 % 500.0 Gm
>
>Also add:
>Tin Oxide 5.00 25.0
>Chrome Oxide 0.15 0.8
>
> Comments: Excellent red/pink. Purple/mauve where thick
ababy sharon on wed 24 nov 99
Once, tring to matt a glaze, I added to it alumina hydrate.,to a tin-chrome
glaze(of John Post: rp1mrvl@moa.net) I got this nice warm glaze
Argaman(mauve)
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gerstley b............................ 12.00
NEPHELINE SYENITE... 26.00
QUARTZ.......................... 31.00
WHITING......................... 21.00
ALUMINA HYDRATE..... 10.00
tin.................................. ..... 7.50
chrom............... .................. 0.32
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107.82
CaO 0.76* 17.23%
MgO 0.03* 0.53%
K2O 0.04* 1.49%
Na2O 0.16* 4.09%
Al2O3 0.37 15.28%
B2O3 0.15 4.17%
SiO2 2.36 57.14%
Fe2O3 0.00 0.07%
Si:Al 6.35
SiB:Al 6.75
Expan 7.74
Notes: Apply thick!
Foodsafe? I don't know,I consider it as not.
Ababi
sharon@shoval.org.il
http://www.israelceramics.org/main.asp?what=gallery
http://clay.justnet.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
Rudy Bauer on sat 27 nov 99
This Pink to Burgandy, (^6 ox), gloss, very stable (runs very little if at
all alone), use heavier than lighter coat for good reds because too watery
or too light a coat turns gray. Good with overlays of black or white in
combo or alone, accepts cobalt carbonate brushed over for blue to black
tones. Very reliable from cone 5 to 7 on stoneware or porcelin. Obtained
from clayart.
Gerstley Borate 20.68
Nepheline Sye 16.29
EPK 11.34
Whiting 19.52
Flint 32.16
Tin oxide 5.00
Green chrome oxide 0.15
Here's another turquoise (^5 - 9) which I test fired a small batch because
the recipe didn't add up to 100% and my chemistry and formulation knowledge
is zip. It came out very nicely on porcelin and stoneware cone 5 clays. I'm
anxious to hear if anyone has a similar glaze recipe which may be this one
which had something missing? Thanks Rudy
Val's Turquoise (^5 -9)
Custer Feldspar 27.60
Gerstley Borate 16.87
Flint 21.32
Whiting 08.82
Dolomite 02.90
Copper Carbonate 02.34
Bentonite 00.80
At 04:30 PM 11/21/99 -0500, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I have a great pink to burgandy which does have nice red qualities in cone
>6 (actually does well from 5 to 7). I don't have it with me here at work
>but I will bring it in and send it Monday. I got it off the clayart
>postings so maybe some kind soul will get it to you sooner. Rudy in San Diego
>
>At 04:51 PM 11/20/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>>Hiya folks,
>>
>>I've been searching for a good red glaze. Not a red red, but more of a
>>wine/burgundy red. If any of you have a cone 6 recipe for such a creature
>>could you send it my way? I've decided all the ^6 recipes for wine red
>>colors have gone into hibernation for the winter. :)
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Sarah
>>of the bitty town Martin, TN
>>
>>______________________________________________________
>>Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
>>
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