SusanRaku@AOL.COM on wed 14 feb 01
In a message dated 02/14/2001 10:39:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,
wgedwards39@USA.NET writes:
<< Yellow is one I work with a bit. I have a few not published but Tony's 20x5
recipe will work like a charm with praseodymium stain anywhere from 5% to 8
>>
What is Tonys 20 x 5 recipe?
will edwards on wed 14 feb 01
Hello,
Yellow is one I work with a bit. I have a few not published but Tony's 20=
x5
recipe will work like a charm with praseodymium stain anywhere from 5% to=
8%.
At 5% it is a soft buttery yellow and much more vivid at the higher range=
=2E It
is compatable with the base above as well. (Glossy)
When I get my labs reports back I will have an additional yellow to send =
out
to those interested in giving it a personal test. (I use MATRIX software =
so
let me know and I will work with you on any tests)
I replaced the Custer with G-200 Potash Spar simply because custer wasn't=
in
my hands at the time. Works like a charm! Credit is given to Tony Hanson=
for
the 20x5 recipe. Its a good one for those wishing to play with a nice glo=
ssy
and especially with stains of various colors. It would be interesting if=
someone took the Rosenrot base and praseodymium and see if it made a semi=
matte yellow at ^6. If no one has that chance in the near future maybe I =
can
get around to it. I wrote the base for testing anyways.
Usual precautions should be excercised and lab work where food service is=
involved. Lab references available on request. =
William Edwards
Alchemy 101 =
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Cindy Strnad on thu 15 feb 01
Susan et al,
You can find Tony's 5X5 recipe, along with many other useful things, at the
educational section of http://www.digitalfire.com . I would just give you
the recipe, but you really should not miss this site. There's also a great
article on Terra Sig there, contributed by Vince Pitelka.
Cindy Strnad
Earthen Vessels Pottery
RR 1, Box 51
Custer, SD 57730
USA
earthenv@gwtc.net
http://www.earthenvesselssd.com
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