PERRY STEARNS on tue 24 jul 01
Ray Gonzalez asked for textural glazes. For general creepiness, lumpiness
and odd responses, just add too much lithium carbonate to whatever high-fire
glaze you'd like to have perform at ^04-^06.
With careful adjustments, adding LiCO3 to some hi-fires tames them to a
presentable performance at low temps. Tests will tell.
Fran Stearns
Nancy Marenger on sat 4 mar 06
I am looking for a glaze with unique textures for cone 6 that is both
functional and practical yet interesting in texture. Any ideas?
Nancy
brian on sun 5 mar 06
On 3/5/06, Nancy Marenger wrote:
> I am looking for a glaze with unique textures for cone 6 that is both
> functional and practical yet interesting in texture. Any ideas?
Nancy
Very few really tactile-textured glazes are fully functional in a practical=
way.
If you are willing to do some experimenting there are a few
starting points that might give visual texture effects
browse ghrough the web site below
--
Brian Gartside
Pukekohe, New Zealand
main site - www.gartside.info
Sales/store - http://gartsidesignz.com
Eric Suchman on sun 5 mar 06
They won't be functional in the way that you could put food in/on
them but check out Lana Wilson.....her link is :
> http://www.lanawilson.com/On Mar 4, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Nancy
> Marenger wrote:
> I am looking for a glaze with unique textures for cone 6 that is both
> functional and practical yet interesting in texture. Any ideas?
> Nancy
>
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