Marcia Selsor on wed 23 jan 02
I have been doing a lot of glaze testing lately and if anyone is
interested in the results I am happy to share.
I am working on glazes that will imitate a mosaic pattern for sculptural
purposes. I can post digital images if anyone is interested.
I think Clayart is a wonderful community of clayheads congeeling mass
knowledge. BUT
beware if any aliens are watching!!! they could suck our information for
some perverted use!
I AM EXCITED TO BE GOING TO LINDA BLOSSOM'S SINK DEMO. And I am excited
at the chance to just talk to Linda Blossom ( and also a chance to talk
to Dannon, the mystical celt of clayart)
Best wishes,
Marcia in Montana
our coop will open on my birthday next week, hope the weather cooperates
potterybydai wrote:
>
> Hi Gregg - I, too, have noticed that the recipes seem to have dried
> up----not just the sharing of them, but the questions about recipes that
> need a glaze guru's help. It seems to have been coincidental with the
> thread about John and Roy's upcoming book on glazes, and the ensuing
> discussion about posting recipes to the (supposed)disadvantage of the
> authors (any authors, not just John and Roy). I think now that everyone is
> a little gun-shy, and doesn't want to be accused of ripping off any author,
> causing animosity, or starting another long thread about whether sharing
> recipes is acceptable/unacceptable. It's too bad---I miss the discussions
> about the recipes---you know, who did what and how it turned out, what
> changes they made, how it had fared the "lemon slice" test, what they might
> do differently next time. Those posts were always interesting, whether or
> not I had any intention of trying the recipe. Maybe after the newness of
> this new glaze book wears off, people will start posting recipes again.
> There are a number of potters who have recipes on their websites, supposedly
> for the use of other potters (or else why would they be there?); however,
> one misses out on the "discussion" part of it.
>
> Dai in Kelowna, BC
> potterybydai@shaw.ca
> Life is 10% what happens to you, and 90% how you
> respond to it.
>
> Gregg said:
> > One thing I miss. Recipies. It seems that the
> > posting of recipies has dried up, unless I have been
> > reading the digests too fast. This is a shame. One of
> > the reasons I love being a potter is that potters
> > SHARE.
>
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Marcia Selsor
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Dannon Rhudy on thu 24 jan 02
Marcia said:
>I AM EXCITED TO BE GOING TO LINDA BLOSSOM'S SINK DEMO. And I am excited
>at the chance to just talk to Linda Blossom ( and also a chance to talk
>to Dannon, the mystical celt of clayart)
Well, OK. But I'm not a Celt. Cherokee, my heritage is, and
Northern European. If it were Cherokee and Celt, I'd have had
a solid chance of dark hair.
see y'all soon. - Dannon
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