Mudnjoy@AOL.COM on mon 28 aug 00
CLAYART buddies,
I'm back from a lengthily absence, Please list cone firing ranges. I'm
guessing this is a cone 10 and might like to play with it, but I just hate to
guess what cone it is, the uncertainty detours my creative thinking.
Joy
Back from another Chicago trip the sculpture & pottery at "Pharaohs of the
Sun" show gave me heart flutters, but I did notice the pottery and sculpture
workshop areas in the layout of the city looked too small to me. Some things
never change.
>There are many references in the literature of glazes referring to a basic
4,3,
> 2,1, glaze for stoneware. What makes it a basic glaze recipe? How is such
a
> recipe useful?
> Example
> Angel Eyes
> Custer Feldspar 40%
> Silica 30%
> Whiting 20%
> EPK 10%
>
> ADD RIO 5%
> Rutile 3%
> Comment: Rutile blue; breaks to gold where thin. Iron painted over turns
> gold.
>
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