Waltraud Koestler on tue 30 jul 02
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a few weeks ago I listened to a lecture about slipware. The lecture >
was hold by W. E. Matthes during the Museumsfestival of the
Keramikmuseum H=F6hr-Grenzhausen. Addionally D. Miller did a Slip-
Workshop. He coloured the slip with stains.
One point of the lecture was applying porcelain slip on biscuit fired <=
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pots.
I did a test at home in my electric kiln.
I took some of my porcelain clay and produced some slip. I coloured >
the slip with stains and sieved it in the same way as glazes.
I applied the slip (with a brush) on a biscuit fired bowl, glazed it R>
with a transparent glaze and fired it at cone 7(Seger cone). &nb=
sp;
(e.g. About 250 ml slip and two level tsp stains)
It worked well.
I'll try now some combinations with coloured glazes underneath ..
For me it was a new information. Maybe there is anyone who is
interested in this too.
Regards
Waltraud
Germany
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