sonya meeker on tue 21 mar 00
I used to have a recipe for a bronze wash, cone 10, but I can't locate
it....I remember that it had manganese dioxide.. but what else??? Does
anyone have a recipe like this that they would be willing to share?
Thank you so much in advance!!
sonya meeker
Robert Marshall Simpson on fri 24 mar 00
Sonya---I have 2 bronze recipes from the Jan-Feb 1999 issue of Ceramic
Review that I've used.
They are thin and do run but have given me some good effects.
Basic Bronze-1200-1260 C
Black copper ox---2.5
Manganese Dioxide---48
China clay---15
Ball clay---12
Bentonite---2
and
Colin Pearson Bronze-1180-1260 C
Manganese dioxide---10
Copper Oxide---1
China clay---1
SMC binder 1%
and this one that i haven't tried: equal parts red clay and manganese
dioxide---apply to dry green ware in several layers or to biscuit. Fire to
1200-1250 C.
Hope these help you. The article by Emmanuel Cooper is good. I can snail
mail it if you are interested.
Good luck
Kayte in OK
----- Original Message -----
From: "sonya meeker"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 11:46 AM
Subject: bronze wash
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I used to have a recipe for a bronze wash, cone 10, but I can't locate
> it....I remember that it had manganese dioxide.. but what else??? Does
> anyone have a recipe like this that they would be willing to share?
> Thank you so much in advance!!
>
> sonya meeker
>
Nina Jones on sat 25 mar 00
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Kayte, are these fired in oxidation or reduction? And did you apply them to=
a
porcelain or stoneware body?
Thank you for sharing.
Nina D. Jones
Southside Chicago
=40 njones=40winston.com
=3E=3E=3E Robert Marshall Simpson =3Crsimpson=40texhoma.net=3E 03/24/00 =
03:20PM =3E=3E=3E
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Sonya---I have 2 bronze recipes from the Jan-Feb 1999 issue of Ceramic
Review that I've used.
They are thin and do run but have given me some good effects.
Basic Bronze-1200-1260 C
Black copper ox---2.5
Manganese Dioxide---48
China clay---15
Ball clay---12
Bentonite---2
and
Colin Pearson Bronze-1180-1260 C
Manganese dioxide---10
Copper Oxide---1
China clay---1
SMC binder 1=25
and this one that i haven't tried: equal parts red clay and manganese
dioxide---apply to dry green ware in several layers or to biscuit. Fire to
1200-1250 C.
Hope these help you. The article by Emmanuel Cooper is good. I can snail
mail it if you are interested.
Good luck
Kayte in OK
----- Original Message -----
From: =22sonya meeker=22 =3Cnell=40jhmi.edu=3E
To: =3CCLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU=3E
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 11:46 AM
Subject: bronze wash
=3E ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3E I used to have a recipe for a bronze wash, cone 10, but I can't locate
=3E it....I remember that it had manganese dioxide.. but what else??? Does
=3E anyone have a recipe like this that they would be willing to share?
=3E Thank you so much in advance=21=21
=3E
=3E sonya meeker
=3E
Robert Marshall Simpson on sun 26 mar 00
Nina
The 1st sentence in the article reads "The metallic surfaces on medium to
high-fired stoneware & porcelain fired in an electric kiln can be obtained
in a variety of ways." I have used white stoneware & porcelain slips fired
to ^8 electric with 15-45 minute soaks. Cooling in kiln now is red clay
with bronze. I'm hopeful!
Kayte---in Ok but thinking Go Badgers!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nina Jones"
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2000 10:30 PM
Subject: Re: bronze wash
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> ------------------
> Kayte, are these fired in oxidation or reduction? And did you apply them
to a
> porcelain or stoneware body?
>
> Thank you for sharing.
>
> Nina D. Jones
> Southside Chicago
> @ njones@winston.com
>
> >>> Robert Marshall Simpson 03/24/00 03:20PM >>>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Sonya---I have 2 bronze recipes from the Jan-Feb 1999 issue of Ceramic
> Review that I've used.
> They are thin and do run but have given me some good effects.
> Basic Bronze-1200-1260 C
> Black copper ox---2.5
> Manganese Dioxide---48
> China clay---15
> Ball clay---12
> Bentonite---2
> and
> Colin Pearson Bronze-1180-1260 C
> Manganese dioxide---10
> Copper Oxide---1
> China clay---1
> SMC binder 1%
> and this one that i haven't tried: equal parts red clay and manganese
> dioxide---apply to dry green ware in several layers or to biscuit. Fire
to
> 1200-1250 C.
> Hope these help you. The article by Emmanuel Cooper is good. I can snail
> mail it if you are interested.
> Good luck
> Kayte in OK
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sonya meeker"
> To:
> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 11:46 AM
> Subject: bronze wash
>
>
> > ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> > I used to have a recipe for a bronze wash, cone 10, but I can't locate
> > it....I remember that it had manganese dioxide.. but what else??? Does
> > anyone have a recipe like this that they would be willing to share?
> > Thank you so much in advance!!
> >
> > sonya meeker
> >
>
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