Jimmy G on sat 27 oct 01
Greetings:
Ol' bonehead me put together a glaze test that used Xavier's base and
lost the recipe for it.
I've found a recipe for a "Xavier ^6 Satin matte," but somehow I feel
that this isn't the one.
I've searched the Clayart database, but with no luck. =20
If anybody out there can help with a base glaze SPECIFICALLY named
"Xavier's," I'd really appreciate it.
Yes=85 I AM much more careful now in recording my test information.
Thanks yet again,
Jimmy
Ababi on sun 28 oct 01
In John Hesselberth's web site
You will find the recipe
http://www.frogpondpottery.com
Ababi
---------- Original Message ----------
>Greetings:
>Ol' bonehead me put together a glaze test that used Xavier's base and
>lost the recipe for it.
>I've found a recipe for a "Xavier ^6 Satin matte," but somehow I feel
>that this isn't the one.
>I've searched the Clayart database, but with no luck.
>If anybody out there can help with a base glaze SPECIFICALLY named
>"Xavier's," I'd really appreciate it.
>Yes=85 I AM much more careful now in recording my test information.
>Thanks yet again,
>Jimmy
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Now and Zen Pottery on sun 28 oct 01
CLAYART Digest - 26 Oct 2001 to 27 Oct 2001 (#2001-300)Jimmy,
On John Hesselberth's website, there is a glaze posted and analyzed as =
being
foodsafe. It's called "Xavier's Warm Jade Green".
Maybe the base (without the green) is what you're looking for?
It's a Cone 6 glaze.
The URL for his site is below:
http://www.frogpondpottery.com =20
Click on hyperlink for "glaze stability" and then on "Click here" for =
tested recipes.
There is Xavier's green attributed to Val Cushing's handbook (satin =
matte) and=20
also Revised Xavier from Ron Roy (glossy).
There is alot of good info there and John and Ron are making a book too.
(No, I don't get compensated for advertising).
I tried to cut-and-paste the recipes here but their chart form probably =
would be
unreadable from Clayart.
Of course, by now you've probably found your misplaced notes...
:-) Mary
Now & Zen Pottery
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