Gordon R. Holton on mon 26 nov 01
If anybody could help me find the recipe for a glaze we called Heino
blue, I would really appreciate it. It is a cone 10 glaze, made,
obviously, by Otto or Vivian Heino. It contains barium, and copper as
a colorant. I know it was published by one of the clay magazines, my
searches have been fruitless. I will keep glaze records in triplicate,
and keep them in various safe deposit boxes around the country, if
only I could get this one back. Even a clue of where I could look would
help. Thank you.
Gordon Holton
Kenneth J. Nowicki on tue 27 nov 01
Hi Gordon...
This doesn't contain Barium or Copper... but you might want to try this
out... I found it in my list of glazes from the Glendale College Ceramics
Department. It might be an interesting glaze for you nonetheless... :-)
Good luck!
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Vivika Heino Blue Celadon
Whiting 196.0
Potash feldspar 275.0
Kaolin 200.0
Silica 329.0
Total 1000.0
+1% Iron oxide 10.0
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> If anybody could help me find the recipe for a glaze we called Heino
> blue, I would really appreciate it. It is a cone 10 glaze, made,
> obviously, by Otto or Vivian Heino. It contains barium, and copper as
> a colorant. I know it was published by one of the clay magazines, my
> searches have been fruitless. I will keep glaze records in triplicate,
> and keep them in various safe deposit boxes around the country, if
> only I could get this one back. Even a clue of where I could look would
> help. Thank you.
> Gordon Holton
david mcbeth on tue 27 nov 01
>a glaze we called Heino
>blue, a cone 10 glaze, made,
>obviously, by Otto or Vivian Heino. It contains barium, and copper as
>a colorant.
Gordon - The following is from a sheet of glaze recipes Otto gave me...
Barium Turquoise Matt C10
Nepheline Syenite 58
Ball Clay #4 6
Lithium Carb 3
Barium Carb 26
Silica 7
EPK 2
Copper Carb 2.5
Bentonite 1
I hope this helps
dave
David McBeth, MFA
Associate Professor of Art
330 B Gooch Hall
Department of Visual and Theatre Art
University of Tennessee at Martin
Martin, Tennessee 38238
731-587-7416
Gordon R. Holton on wed 12 dec 01
I'm sorry to take so long to say thank you, Dave, for the Heino recipe.
It was the one we had before, my bowls are right on schedule for the
end of semester. What a great deal, one day on the internet,after two
months of fruitless research ! I will be getting the recipe tattooed to
my --- as soon as possible. Thanks again, Dave, and all of you for being
so helpful. Gordon.
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