Andie on sat 10 jun 00
Thanks to Don Goodrich's amazing web glaze list on his page, I now have =
more glaze recipes to play with than I do space & time. I'm wondering if =
anyone out there has used these, and if you'd be willing to give me a =
short description so I can prioritize. (I'm also trying to learn more =
about mixing my glazes, and having a description while looking at the =
recipe I've found helps me to make the connections between the chemicals =
and what they do.) In particular, I'm looking for primarily glossy =
glazes, so if any of these are matte, let me know. Also, some of them =
have ambiguous names, so I'm not entirely sure what color family they =
belong to.
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: ) Andie
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Stonehenge
Aqua Bronze
Blueberry Hill
Bay Blue
Crystalline Black
Deep Gold/Plum
Dietrich Valley Blue
Earthmother
Emily's Blue
Fred's Glasslike Glaze
Glossy Turquoise/Metallic Jade
Green Breaking Tan
Leather
Lizard
Mayan Blue
My Green
Noxzema Blue
Peachy Keen
Raspberry
Seafoam Blue
Silver Black
Val's Turquoise
Volcanic Ash Blue
Wayne's Blue
Wright's Water Blue
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Sharon31 on sun 11 jun 00
Hello Andie!
Don's list of ^6 is my "Bible". Most of the glazes that I tested from the
LIST turned out good or GREAT!
From the list you gave I tested only few.
Stonehenge
Aqua Bronze
Blueberry Hill
Bay Blue
Crystalline Black
Deep Gold/Plum
Dietrich Valley Blue
Earthmother:.............. ........................This one I did not like
or did not understand. Try it with raku firing
Emily's Blue
Fred's Glasslike Glaze
Glossy Turquoise/Metallic Jade: ...........Very special but problematic
somehow, you have to test how much to apply
Green Breaking Tan
Leather
Lizard: ..................................................Interesting Both
ox. and raku
Mayan Blue
My Green:.............. Great!
Noxzema Blue
Peachy Keen
Raspberry
Seafoam Blue
Silver Black
Val's Turquoise
Volcanic Ash Blue
Wayne's Blue
Wright's Water Blue
I add here more glazes:
CRANBERRY (^5-6 OX)
PurpleMauveStrongPink1
made by combining Kemp 9 and Kemp 17
10.5 gerstley borate
25 nepheline syenite
36.5 flint
18.5 whiting
9.5 epk
add:
7.5 tin oxide
0.325 green chrome oxide
John Post:
I have also my variation to this glaze: add 10 Alumina Hydrate, apply thick.
CRATERS (^06-04)
20 Magnesium Carb
20 Kaolin
60 Lithium Carb.
30 Borax
12 Copper Carb.
60 Silica
10 Bentonite
smaguire@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us
SUSAN MAGUIRE..........................Beautifull satin turqouise in ox
^04-03, (white claybody) as well as a good Raku glaze
KEEN GREEN (^6 OX)
Gerstley Borate 1088
Potash Feldspar 3680
Flint 1504
Kaolin 200
Whiting 648
Zircopax 480
Dolomite 480
Bentonite 80
Rutile 200
7% Copper Carb. 571.2 Beautifull where you spray it on textural white
clay NOT too much
To make it "KEENER" change the feldspar into Nephalin sienite.
OGDEN GOLD (^6 OX)
Manganese 60
Copper Oxide 10
Red clay 20
China Clay 10
Warning: way too high in manganese to be foodsafe!
PERIWINKLE (^6 OX)
Gerst. Borate - 49.0
EPK - 19.0
Silica - 37.0
Soda Ash - 0.2
Ultrox - 5.0
Cobalt carb. - 2.5
Denim Blue/purple mix, shows texture underneath, will work at c/5, too.
From: JFTRT GLAZE! above all clays white, mottled and all others
"SUBSTITUTION ^6 FOR ^10
Simply substitute the potash feldspar for Neph Sy feldspar. Most cone 10
glazes can be lowered to cone 6 with this simple adjustment.
MAYBE add 10% Gerstley Borate in addition to the substitution."
Thank you Don!
Ababi
Audrey Cooper on wed 14 jun 00
H, I am fairly new to Clayart. Where can I find Don Goodrich's glaze list?
I am starting to mix glazes at cone 6 and would love to try these glazes.
Thanks Audrey
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