mel jacobson on wed 14 mar 01
in the moderators view, a recipe is a starting point in any
glaze idea.
clayart should be the `starting point` and folks should do with
it as they please. if you have a good glaze program and or computer
system that works for you, well, recipes can be built into many things.
for many, what they need is the `kick start` of a recipe.
what is important to me as moderator is:
cone/temp C and or celsius
clear percentages
atmosphere of kiln
a brief description of what this thing
is about.
have alisa test it twelve times.
then get on with it.
20 people will have 20 results.
recipes are like popcorn, always more in the bag than
you thought.
mel/moderator
From:
Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
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