Hudson Mackenzie on tue 1 may 01
from Cheryl (cpettman@tpg.com.au) via hudson@potters.org
I'm studying pottery in year 11 at college and want to experiment with so=
me dry glazes. I'm looking for recipes to try out- dry glazes not just m=
atte glazes. I'm wanting to try out their application on various forms a=
nd textures. I'd like to start with purple/blue colours but will do some=
line blends to try other colours. Dry galze recipes often include bariu=
m carbonate which is toxic so if anyone has any dry recipes which are not=
toxic that would be great too.
Karen Sullivan on tue 1 may 01
Perhaps start with an alumina base...
think kiln wash and move forward for a dry glaze.
Then you don't need barium.
karen
on 5/1/01 12:45 AM, Hudson Mackenzie at hudson@POTTERS.ORG wrote:
> from Cheryl (cpettman@tpg.com.au) via hudson@potters.org
>
> I'm studying pottery in year 11 at college and want to experiment with =
some
> dry glazes. I'm looking for recipes to try out- dry glazes not just ma=
tte
> glazes. I'm wanting to try out their application on various forms and
> textures. I'd like to start with purple/blue colours but will do some =
line
> blends to try other colours. Dry galze recipes often include barium ca=
rbonate
> which is toxic so if anyone has any dry recipes which are not toxic tha=
t would
> be great too.
>
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