Bacia Edelman on wed 14 nov 01
Friends: I am embarrassed that I am unable to search the
Archives for a glaze recipe. I am not sure where I got it,
many of my stored glazes are from two years ago before I was tending
my husband full-time and dashing into studio for only minutes.
I have a cone 6 buttery cream matte which doesn't craze on
my clay if I do a fire down. It is gorgeous under a sprayed
persimmon and I need to weigh out more of it. I have about
a cup's worth in the container. I know I will be told to
go to the Archives, but I have done that and if I got the
recipe from Clayart, I have no idea when, which the Archives
asked me to state.
I am inundated with tasks re insurance, house repair reports,
and I have just added to it a huge box of papers with
glaze recipes and formulas scribbled or typed--in case I can
find the Buttery cream matte.
Could anyone help me out please? I haven't time today to
plow through the box-- appointment and errands ahead. I would
be most grateful!!!!!!!!
Bacia
Bacia Edelman Madison, Wisconsin
http://www.mypots.com/bacia.htm
http://www.silverhawk5.com/edelman/index.html
Marianne Lombardo on wed 14 nov 01
Bacia;
I searched the archives and found this. Perhaps this is what you want?
"Okay everybody I'm trying to post this glaze again. Drat these computers!
This is called "Leather" a c6cream/white buttery matt. The amount of each
ingredient will precede it. 21 dolomite. 10 gerstly borate. 9 spodumene.5
wollastonite. 27 Custer feldspar. 12 nepheline syenite.16 kaolin.
Thanks
for your patience. Leslie"
Marianne Lombardo
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Ababi on wed 14 nov 01
Hello Bacia
here is the link
http://lsv.ceramics.org/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind9809&L=CLAYART&P=R24694
If the glaze you look for
Heino-Render Satin Matt ( a food safe functional glaze at cone 6)
Potash Feldspar 30.
Neph. Syenite 20.
Whiting 17.
Gerstley borate 4.
Zinc Oxide 9.
Kaolin 14.
Silica 5.
Bentonite 2.
Add 4 % Rutile.
Silica Alumina about 5, pretty buttery.
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A few more recipes, from Don Goodrich's list:
BASE + COLORS (^6 OX)
Base:
29 silica (325 mesh)
5 EPK
20 Kona (sister-in-law uses Custer)
14 talc
32 Gerstley borate
Red/Brown +15 RIO;
Blue/Purple +3.5 Cobalt Carb,.5 MnO2;
Creamy Opaque White +15 Zircopax(less ok)
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CREAM OF MUSHROOM (^6 OX)
spodumene...10.66
Neph sy.....40.67
whiting.....09.62
flint.......23.34
Gerstley B..07.55
Dolomite....04.81
Zinc Ox.....03.35
add: 4% Rutile, 1% iron oxide,
1.52% Bentonite, 10.15% Zircopax
from Dan Saultman Clay-Art@concentric.net
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CREAMY LIGHT TAN MATT (^6 OX)
Soda Feldspar 30
Dolomite 15
Spodumene 20
Titanium 20
Zinc 15
100
("Mistake Recipe" from Toni Hall)
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CREAMY SATIN (^6 OX)
Colemanite 2.75 (can use Gersley Borate)
Dolomite 21.82
Spodumene 27.82
EPK 8.18
Silica 10.91
Zircopax 4.45
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This one too:
HANDCREAM (FOR OFTEN-WET HANDS)
200g Baby Powder (talcum powder)
200g Vaseline ( petroleum jelly)
50ml Glycerine
50ml Eucalyptus oil.
Mix all together, being careful not to breathe in 'dust'
from Toni Martens
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WHITE (^4-6 OX)
GERSTLEY BORATE 30.8%
FLINT 30.2
ZIRCOPAX 8
KAOLIN 10
WHITING 9
FELDSPAR 8
TITANIUM DIOXIDE 4 ( for a cream white use all or part rutile)
from
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This one is buttery too, I meant to make a texture glaze but I don't
regret the result:
WHITE MATTE GLAZE 3 1220deg.C. Cone 6
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Formula Weight% Recipe
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KNO 0.4799 15.72% Cryolite 30.00
ZnO 0.5201 22.00% SILICA 30.00
Al2O3 0.3231 17.11% ZINC OXIDE 20.00
SiO2 1.4450 45.14% ENGLISH KAOLIN CC31 20.00
TiO2 0.0006 0.02%
K2O 0.0153 0.75%
Na2O 0.4647 14.97%
Al:Si 4.4717
Expan. 11.2986
ST 351.035
Yours
Ababi Sharon
Kibbutz Shoval- Israel
Glaze addict
sharon@shoval.org.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
http://www.israelceramics.org/
---------- Original Message ----------
>Friends: I am embarrassed that I am unable to search the
>Archives for a glaze recipe. I am not sure where I got it,
>many of my stored glazes are from two years ago before I was tending
>my husband full-time and dashing into studio for only minutes.
>I have a cone 6 buttery cream matte which doesn't craze on
>my clay if I do a fire down. It is gorgeous under a sprayed
>persimmon and I need to weigh out more of it. I have about
>a cup's worth in the container. I know I will be told to
>go to the Archives, but I have done that and if I got the
>recipe from Clayart, I have no idea when, which the Archives
>asked me to state.
>I am inundated with tasks re insurance, house repair reports,
>and I have just added to it a huge box of papers with
>glaze recipes and formulas scribbled or typed--in case I can
>find the Buttery cream matte.
>Could anyone help me out please? I haven't time today to
>plow through the box-- appointment and errands ahead. I would
>be most grateful!!!!!!!!
>Bacia
>Bacia Edelman Madison, Wisconsin
>http://www.mypots.com/bacia.htm
>http://www.silverhawk5.com/edelman/index.html
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Alisa og Claus Clausen on thu 15 nov 01
Hi Bacia,
Here are some you can try, that I like:
Surface is right, but more white then butter. Try to color them with
small amounts of Ochre and rutile.
Wodo White
50 Neph. Sye
24 Dolomite
5.8 Wollstonite
20 Ball Clay
My matt base I use a lot.
Marcia's Waxy White
20 G.B
230 Neph Sye
13.3 EPK
9.4 Whiting
17.4 Talc
10 Silica
15 Zircopax
This glaze worked great in small batches, but when I mixed 5000 grams, I
got a gloss.
Tom Buck explained that this can be the "mass effect" I think it was called.
Have to measure very carefully.
Lela's (Marten) Le Matt
51.6 Feldspar
5.6 Flint
18.8 Whiting
8.6 Zinc ox.
15.4 Kaolin
Lela's Eggshell
10 Dolomite
10 G.B.
14 Whiting
47 Custer
19 Kaolin
Best regards,
Alisa in Denmark
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