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cone 6 ox

updated wed 6 nov 02

 

Marie Tedesco Folderman on mon 4 nov 02


I have made some very nice casseroles and would like a
very warm, beautiful brown...maybe with a little
red...like a chestnut colored glaze in a cone 6 ox.
Does anyone have a recipe to share?
I have used the cream of mushroom laze...very nice
glaze with movement...with abit of waterfall srayed on
the rims...very nice. I thought some nice brown
casseroles would compliment the other glaze
combination.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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annsemple on mon 4 nov 02


.....would like a
very warm, beautiful brown...

Try the Raw sienna in Ron Roy and John Hesselberth's book.
It isn't chestnut, but it's warm, beautiful and feels wonderful.

Ann -in the south west regions of Vancouver Island off the coast of British
Columbia, Canada, surrounded by evergreens, clean air, two muddy messy
dogs and two demented cats.
annsemple@shaw.ca

Tjo62@AOL.COM on tue 5 nov 02


There is a glaze called Randy's Red. It is a beautiful glaze for cone 6 ox.
It should be in the glaze records here.

Sandy Cryer on tue 5 nov 02


try rustberry, very nice with a little red. apply kinda thickish. Cone 6
oxidation. Might check the archives, there may be a reformulation without
GB.

Silica 27.3
EPK 18.2
Nepheline syenite 18.2
Dolomite 9.1
Gerstley borate 9.1
Talc 9.1
Bone ash 9.1
RIO 9.1

Sandy Cryer in Arizona, where browns don't sell!!

Christena Schafale on tue 5 nov 02


I think you'll find it in the archives under the name "Berry Rust", not
rustberry.

Chris

At 04:20 AM 11/05/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>try rustberry, very nice with a little red. apply kinda thickish. Cone 6
>oxidation. Might check the archives, there may be a reformulation without
>GB.
>
>Silica 27.3
>EPK 18.2
>Nepheline syenite 18.2
>Dolomite 9.1
>Gerstley borate 9.1
>Talc 9.1
>Bone ash 9.1
>RIO 9.1
>
>Sandy Cryer in Arizona, where browns don't sell!!
>
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