Brendan M. on fri 10 mar 00
I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent been
able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also i
am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please write
me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
wallace myers on sat 11 mar 00
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From: Brendan M.
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 3:50 PM
Subject: Blue hair's fur (or foot) glaze
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent been
able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also i
am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please write
me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
Blue Hair's Fur
47.3 neph syn
27.0 gert borate
20.3 silica
5.4 epk
add
2.0 rio
1.0 cobalt ox
4.0 rutile
2.0 bentonite
Monique Duclos on sat 11 mar 00
Hi,
I seen a glaze call Blue hair's fur on Clay time magazine august /99 here
it is :
Nepheline syenite 47.30
Gerstley Borate 27.00
silica 20.30
Kaolin 5.40
RIO 2.00
Cobalt carbonate 1.00
Rutile 4.00
Bentonite 2.00
I try it and it was very nice! Please send me any glazes that you will
receave off list .I'm also interested in multi- color glaze.
@micalement
Monique
Monique Duclos
mduclos@hotmail.com
3757 Boul des Fondateurs
St-Isidore Nouveau-Brunswick
Canada E8M 1B5
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/mo/pmdv
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent been
able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also i
am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please write
me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
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Badlands Pottery on sat 11 mar 00
Brendan--
Here's a ^6 Blue Hare's Fur that I've used quite a bit. It looks like it
was fired in a reduction firing, but I fire it in an electric kiln. Hope
this is what you are looking for, it really is a nice glaze.
Neph Sye 47.3
Gerstley Borate 27.0
Flint/Silica 20.3
EPK 5.4
ADD:
Red Iron Oxide 2.0
Cobalt Oxide 1.0 (although I use cobalt carb at 2.0)
Rutile 4.0
Bentonite 2.0
Let me know if you have any questions. Hope this helps. Lori
>From: "Brendan M."
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>To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
>Subject: Blue hair's fur (or foot) glaze
>Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 15:51:42 EST
>
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent been
>able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
>crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also
>i
>am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
>as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please
>write
>me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
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Andie on sat 11 mar 00
I have a couple Har'e Fur's glazes, as well as a couple with different names
that have the similar effect. Let me know if you still need them & I'll type
them up for you.
Would you be willing to trade glaze recipes? I'm looking for a cone 6 ox
green crackle & a cone 6 ox glossy purple.
Let me know - I also have the Hare's Fur show catalog from a few years ago
with more info -
: ) Andie
-----Original Message-----
From: Brendan M.
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 8:51 PM
Subject: Blue hair's fur (or foot) glaze
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent been
>able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
>crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also
i
>am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
>as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please
write
>me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
>
Judith Enright on sun 12 mar 00
Oxidation or reduction and what cone?
Judith Enright
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2213 Radio Ave.
San Jose, CA 95125
(408) 448-4597 - Phone
(408) 448-4594 - Fax
Debbie Bain on sun 12 mar 00
Am I safe to assume this is a cone 5-6-7 glaze?
thanks,
Debbie
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I used a glaze about a year ago labeled "blue hair's fur, but i havent
been
> able to find it again. It comes out dark blue, accumulating in nooks and
> crannies. If anyone has ever heard of this glaze, please e-mail me. Also
i
> am looking for other interesting cone 5-6-7 glazes. Is there such a thing
> as a multi-colored rainbow-like glaze in cone 5-6-7 oxidation. Please
write
> me back if you know of anything! Thanks.
>
> Blue Hair's Fur
>
> 47.3 neph syn
> 27.0 gert borate
> 20.3 silica
> 5.4 epk
> add
> 2.0 rio
> 1.0 cobalt ox
> 4.0 rutile
> 2.0 bentonite
>
Monique Duclos on wed 15 mar 00
Hi ,
Because I receave a lot of request on this glaze, I'm writing it again the
way it was in the article.
I did a test of that glaze once, but I don't have it on hand right now and
my english is maybe not good enough to give you a accurate description.
Maybe the person who first post the request could describe it better than me
?
Here it is...
" Variation on Blue Hare'e Fur"
Cone 6 Oxidation
Furnished by Ralph McLain
Nepheline Syenite 47.30 %
Gersley Borate 27.00
Silica 20.30
EPK 5.40
total: 100.00%
Add Red Iron Oxide 2.00%
Cobalt Oxide 1.00
Rutile (milled) 4.00
Bentonite 2.00
This produces a reddish brown base below the blue (fur). Reduce the Red Iron
Oxide to .5% or 1%, and add .5% Black Iron Oxide and .5% Cobalt Carbonate
for softer blues in the "fur". Verry glossy "
@micalement
Monique Duclos
mduclos@hotmail.com
3757 Boul des Fondateurs
St-Isidore Nouveau-Brunswick
Canada E8M 1B5
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/mo/pmdv
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