Jim V Brooks on mon 11 dec 00
Thanks Dannon and Mel..I had already decided that i would try the shino route
at cone 6. Have been playing with glaze recipes.. We will see.!. Jim in
Denton.
Jim V Brooks on mon 11 dec 00
I dont fully understand this "Shino thing"; but, i am trying! Hs anyone
had experience and recipes for Shino at Cone 6 Reduction.. If so, i could use
some advice and some good starting points. Mel --- how about carbon trap
at Cone 6? Thanks... Jim in Denton. and yes. there are Potters in Denton Tx
also..
Linfield College on mon 11 dec 00
on 12/11/00 2:09 PM, Jim V Brooks at JIMV062@AOL.COM wrote:
> I dont fully understand this "Shino thing"; but, i am trying! Hs anyone
> had experience and recipes for Shino at Cone 6 Reduction.. If so, i could use
> some advice and some good starting points. Mel --- how about carbon trap
> at Cone 6? Thanks... Jim in Denton. and yes. there are Potters in Denton Tx
> also..
Lori Leary in S.C. has done some cone 6 shino, and there's no reason anyway
that it shouldn't be possible. - Shino glazes melt early. They like hot,
and I think they get more luscious at higher temps, but try some, or check
with Lori, see what she might have altered if anything.
Why NOT carbon at ^6?
LOTS of potters in Denton, TX.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
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