C.T. Wagoner on sat 27 jul 02
Try "Waxwing Brown" and "Waterfall Brown" out the Glaze book "Mastering
Cone 6 Glazes". They are both wonderful earth-tone glazes with a lot of
interesting qualities. (The book is a must for cone 6 oxidation...trust
me get it.)
Although I'm not sure about "trouble free" that is always a tough one
with glazes isn't it.
Potter Wagoner
>>I am looking for a trouble free glaze for leaves that looks like
autumn. >>I use oxidation cone 6, and Highwater Clay's redrock.
Lee Sipe on sat 27 jul 02
I am looking for a trouble free glaze for leaves that looks like autumn. =
I use oxidation cone 6, and Highwater Clay's redrock.
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you so much.
Lee Sipe
Columbia, SC
Leesipe@sc.rr.com
Ababi on sun 28 jul 02
How exactly looks a trouble free glaze , or how exactly looks the leaves in SC in the
autumn? ( Might have some, mistakenly call them mid spring in Congo!)
---------- Original Message ----------
>I am looking for a trouble free glaze for leaves that looks like autumn. I use oxidation
cone 6,
>and Highwater Clay's redrock.
>I would appreciate any suggestions.
>Thank you so much.
>Lee Sipe
>Columbia, SC
>Leesipe@sc.rr.com
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