Margo Miller on sat 8 jul 00
Suzanne, I have two different types of maiolica glazes. The first is Liz
Quakenbush's "No Pinhole Maiolica"
Frit 3124...........70
Ball.........................7
Zircopax..............10
Frit 3110............10
Bentonite..............5
Silica...................14
This glaze should have a pudding consistency, and it is brushed on in two
coats.
This black maiolica glaze process comes from Deborah Groover.
"Black Maiolica" "Groover Maiolica"
Frit 3124...........30 White 04-03
Frit 3195...........36 Frit 3124.............66
F-4 Feldspar.....17 F-4 Feldspar......17
Kaolin...................11 Kaolin....................11
Neph sy..................6 Neph sy....................6
Mason 6600.........10 Zirco.......................11
Mason 6121...........2
Special instructions: apply black glaze first, then use wax resist to create
a pattern or image and let driy. After the wax has dried, apply white glaze,
then apply colors. Use a hydrometer to keep the glazes at a viscosity of 50.
I hope these help. Email me with any questions as I've used both methods.
Margo
Rod, Marian, and Holly Morris on sat 8 jul 00
They sound like great recipes. Firing temp?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Margo Miller"
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Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 12:41 PM
Subject: Maiolica recipes
> Suzanne, I have two different types of maiolica glazes. The first is Liz
> Quakenbush's "No Pinhole Maiolica"
> Frit 3124...........70
> Ball.........................7
> Zircopax..............10
> Frit 3110............10
> Bentonite..............5
> Silica...................14
>
> This glaze should have a pudding consistency, and it is brushed on in two
> coats.
>
> This black maiolica glaze process comes from Deborah Groover.
>
> "Black Maiolica" "Groover Maiolica"
> Frit 3124...........30 White 04-03
> Frit 3195...........36 Frit 3124.............66
> F-4 Feldspar.....17 F-4 Feldspar......17
> Kaolin...................11 Kaolin....................11
> Neph sy..................6 Neph sy....................6
> Mason 6600.........10 Zirco.......................11
> Mason 6121...........2
> Special instructions: apply black glaze first, then use wax resist to
create
> a pattern or image and let driy. After the wax has dried, apply white
glaze,
> then apply colors. Use a hydrometer to keep the glazes at a viscosity of
50.
> I hope these help. Email me with any questions as I've used both methods.
> Margo
>
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