Frank Gaydos on wed 22 nov 00
June,
I agree, Google is very good. Even more fun is to search your own name using
Google.
Tons of Clayart stuff pops up. Very eye opening. Watch what you write, it
will be around a long time.
Frank Gaydos
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> June wrote;
Here's a recipe from Ceramics monthly. I found it using a search engine.
Reminder to all Clayarters -- when you're missing a recipe just go to to
www.google.com or any other search engine and type in the name of the
recipe. I swear, that about 9 times out of 10 you'll find it there it it's
been posted on the net at any time.
Cobalt Green ^9 oxidation
"You can't hug with nuclear arms"
June Perry on wed 22 nov 00
Here's a recipe from Ceramics monthly. I found it using a search engine.
Reminder to all Clayarters -- when you're missing a recipe just go to to
www.google.com or any other search engine and type in the name of the
recipe. I swear, that about 9 times out of 10 you'll find it there it it's
been posted on the net at any time.
Regards,
June
Cobalt Green ^9 oxidation
gerstley borate 2
whiting 5
neph sy 70
petalite 15
ball clay 8
add
cobalt carb 1
rutile 2
bentonite 2
Hank Murrow on wed 22 nov 00
June wrote;
>Here's a recipe from Ceramics monthly. I found it using a search engine.
>Reminder to all Clayarters -- when you're missing a recipe just go to to
>www.google.com or any other search engine and type in the name of the
>recipe. I swear, that about 9 times out of 10 you'll find it there it it's
>been posted on the net at any time.
>Cobalt Green ^9 oxidation
>
>gerstley borate 2
>whiting 5
>neph sy 70
>petalite 15
>ball clay 8
>add
>cobalt carb 1
>rutile 2
>bentonite 2
>
And this glaze was originally known as Reitz Green, after Don, who gave it
to us.
Cheers, Hank
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