jrinnes on mon 18 mar 02
BlankDoes anyone have a recipe for a khaki cone 6 matt glaze. I am doing a
sculpture with army hats in it and require khaki. Jim Innes
Orchard Valley Ceramic Arts Guild on tue 19 mar 02
>BlankDoes anyone have a recipe for a khaki cone 6 matt glaze. I am doing a
>sculpture with army hats in it and require khaki. Jim Innes
You can probably come close to a khaki color using underglaze, then put
a clear matte over it.
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Bob Nicholson
Webmaster, Orchard Valley Ceramic Arts Guild
http://www.ovcag.org/
Michele Williams on wed 20 mar 02
Well, I speak other languages than English, but not Japanese. Thanks for
the correction. The Army used a lot of Agent Orange at one time....naaah.
Wouldn't work!
Michele
----- Original Message -----
From: "Snail Scott"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 9:24 PM
Subject: Re: Khaki Glaze
> At 12:22 PM 3/20/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >In searching for a glaze, I found one by Vivica Heino around 1971 that
she
> >called "Kaki".
>
>
> But, kaki is NOT khaki.
>
> Kaki is the Japanese word for persimmon.
> Glazes of this description tend to be
> a bright orange-red.
>
> Khaki is from Hindi, and means 'dirt-
> colored'.
>
> -Snail
>
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Michele Williams on wed 20 mar 02
In searching for a glaze, I found one by Vivica Heino around 1971 that she
called "Kaki". Go to ftp://ftp.charm.net/pub/usr/home2/pssr/VHglaze.txt,
scroll down to "heavy Iron glaze" and look in the 3rd variation of that
glaze (below the iron recipe).
Hope this helps.
Michele Williams
Snail Scott on wed 20 mar 02
At 12:22 PM 3/20/02 -0500, you wrote:
>In searching for a glaze, I found one by Vivica Heino around 1971 that she
>called "Kaki".
But, kaki is NOT khaki.
Kaki is the Japanese word for persimmon.
Glazes of this description tend to be
a bright orange-red.
Khaki is from Hindi, and means 'dirt-
colored'.
-Snail
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