Karen Sullivan on sat 4 nov 00
So how do you fire?
Moose liver brown/red is a miserable color.
So perhaps reduce for whatever other glazes you have in the kiln,
and strike for the copper reds...striking does not affect non-copper glazes.
Even my oribe, which uses copper, did not react to the striking. I still got
a jade green oribe. Copper reds with the Pinnell red. In the same kiln load.
bamboo karen
thinking tonight I need to find another way to entertain myself.
which will become apparent with my silence...
ILENE MAHLER on mon 6 nov 00
can I please have the jade green glaze recipe if you are willing to
share and I will send you a great Shino for brown stonewar in exchange
....Ilene in Conn
Karen Sullivan wrote:
>
> So how do you fire?
> Moose liver brown/red is a miserable color.
> So perhaps reduce for whatever other glazes you have in the kiln,
> and strike for the copper reds...striking does not affect non-copper glazes.
> Even my oribe, which uses copper, did not react to the striking. I still got
> a jade green oribe. Copper reds with the Pinnell red. In the same kiln load.
> bamboo karen
> thinking tonight I need to find another way to entertain myself.
> which will become apparent with my silence...
>
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