lindsay stevenson on wed 8 aug 01
recently I used a glaze from an old bucket labled Tea dust. It turned out
very nice in reduction firing. I cannot locate the recipe anywhere. does
anyone have a good reliable recipe for this glaze? thx
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GORMO1@AOL.COM on wed 8 aug 01
teadust black ^9-11 (R)
custer 39.81
whiting 15.74
om4 ball 12.04
talc 7.41
flint 25.00
add
rio 9.3%
have fun,
jim gorman
Edouard Bastarache on wed 8 aug 01
Hello Lindasy,
this one is from the late Richard Fairbanks:
Tessha Teadust c/9r
Dolomite 6.25
Whiting 10.42
Potash Spar 50
Kaolin 2.08
Flint 31.25
Red Iron Oxide 15.63
Zinc Oxide 6.25
"Use thin, runs where medium thick"
Later,
Edouard Bastarache
Irreductible Quebecois
Sorel-Tracy
Quebec
edouardb@sorel-tracy.qc.ca
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Subject: Tea dust
> recently I used a glaze from an old bucket labled Tea dust. It turned out
> very nice in reduction firing. I cannot locate the recipe anywhere. does
> anyone have a good reliable recipe for this glaze? thx
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Holder, Samuel on wed 8 aug 01
Some time ago, I came across this recipe for oxi ^6.
Does it seem familiar? I have not tested it yet.
What cone did you use in your reduction firing?
TEA DUST (CHAPPELL) (^6 OX)
potash feldspar 23.0
neph sye 23.0
epk 14.0
flint 5.0
whiting 10.0
talc 5.0
red iron ox. 5.0
manganese diox. 5.0 (TRY USING LESS)
cobalt carb. 5.0 (TRY USING LESS)
rutile 5.0 (TRY USING LESS)
-----Original Message-----
From: lindsay stevenson [mailto:lindsay_stevenson@HOTMAIL.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 9:55 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Tea dust
recently I used a glaze from an old bucket labled Tea dust. It turned out
very nice in reduction firing. I cannot locate the recipe anywhere. does
anyone have a good reliable recipe for this glaze? thx
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Alisa og Claus Clausen on wed 8 aug 01
a recipe I have for cone 9 is50 frit 3223
5 RIO
5 Red iron oxide
5 Black iron oxide
Not one I have tested.
I have tested the following Tea dust and Adventurine recipes over a mat,
tan glaze and dolomite white.
Both are runny, giving black and browns with a nice sparkle and movement.
Fired to 1220c oxidation.
80 3134
15 RIO
1 Magnetite (omitted in my test)
10 Kaolin
1 Bentonite
Tea Dust
50 Potash
15 China clay
5 Flint
5 Flint
15 Whiting
ADD
5 RIO
5 Manganese diox.
5 cobalt ox.
Best regards,
Alisa in Denmark
Karen Ann Peters on wed 8 aug 01
Alisha -
In your second recipe for Teadust....there are two flints at 5 each....is
this correct
12:13 +0200 Alisa og Claus Clausen writes:
>
> Both are runny, giving black and browns with a nice sparkle and
> movement.
> Fired to 1220c oxidation.
>
>
> Tea Dust
> 50 Potash
> 15 China clay
> 5 Flint
> 5 Flint
> 15 Whiting
>
> ADD
> 5 RIO
> 5 Manganese diox.
> 5 cobalt ox.
>
> Best regards,
> Alisa in Denmark
>
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Rick Hugel on thu 9 aug 01
The one below is one I have used in the past. It is for Cone 9 -10
reduction and a beautiful rust red, but with the zinc it runs easily. I
liked it very much; however, it was too difficult to control so gave it up
in favor of Leach Kaki Persimmon, a wonderful glaze with similar color,
though not quite as lively.
Rick
>Hello Lindasy,
>
>this one is from the late Richard Fairbanks:
>
>Tessha Teadust c/9r
>
>Dolomite 6.25
>Whiting 10.42
>Potash Spar 50
>Kaolin 2.08
>Flint 31.25
>
>Red Iron Oxide 15.63
>Zinc Oxide 6.25
>
>"Use thin, runs where medium thick"
>
>
>Later,
>
>
>Edouard Bastarache
>Irreductible Quebecois
>Sorel-Tracy
>Quebec
>edouardb@sorel-tracy.qc.ca
>http://sorel-tracy.qc.ca/~edouardb/
>http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/e/edouardb/
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: lindsay stevenson
>To:
>Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:55 AM
>Subject: Tea dust
>
>
>> recently I used a glaze from an old bucket labled Tea dust. It turned out
>> very nice in reduction firing. I cannot locate the recipe anywhere. does
>> anyone have a good reliable recipe for this glaze? thx
>>
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