Earl Brunner on mon 25 mar 02
Albany moderates cobalt nicely, for brushwork.
Earl Brunner
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Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 1:00 PM
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Subject: Rutile rutile rutile
PS- I also got about 10 lbs of Albany slip. I know it will make a
brownish
shiny glaze, but does anyone have another favorite use for it, perhaps
as a
wash combined with something?
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Ann Brink on mon 25 mar 02
I for one am not bored reading about rutile. I recently used up the last of
my light rutile, and now have dark rutile (I bought a lot of misc. materials
from another potter). There will be tests in my next firing, but I don't
know if I should be anxious or eager.
Ann Brink in CA
PS- I also got about 10 lbs of Albany slip. I know it will make a brownish
shiny glaze, but does anyone have another favorite use for it, perhaps as a
wash combined with something?
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