Klyf Brown on mon 20 jan 03
Hi "guys"
I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a Celadon
formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
could share?
Thanks,
Klyf in New Mexico usa
Dianne K. Kirwin on tue 21 jan 03
check out the current issue of Clay Times (jan/feb) p. 46. there is a
celadon there that i intend to test...but haven't yet.
dianne
freezing in denver
On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 06:44 PM, Klyf Brown wrote:
> Hi "guys"
> I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
> archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a Celadon
> formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
> could share?
> Thanks,
> Klyf in New Mexico usa
>
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Craig Martell on tue 21 jan 03
Klyf wanted to know:
>I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
>archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a Celadon
>formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
>could share?
Hello Klyf:
You don't say what atmosphere you are going to be using to fire the
celadon. If it's reduction, you can use glazes with a feldspar glaze core
with calcium as a secondary flux. Just add some iron to suit your
aesthetics. If you are using an oxidizing or neutral atmosphere, the same
glaze base will work and you can also try some other types. The colorants
will be different though. There are some faux celadons done in oxidation
that are very nice using copper, chrome, Mason celadon stain, and you can
also do some nice blue celadon fakes with a Mason turquoise stain. Lots of
possibilities.
regards, Craig Martell Hopewell, Oregon
Carol Tripp on wed 22 jan 03
Hi Klyf,
I have some notes in my file: "Mix 1/2 opaque white and 1/2 dark green scrap
glaze," wrote Paul Lewing.
Or you could try Burke's Celadon ^5-6 ox (Toni Martins)
58 custer feld
17 whiting
14 flint
6 OM #4 ball clay
5 zinc oxide
0.25% copper carb for celadon
1.00% copper carb for strong turquiose
My notes say Melinda Collins says that fast cool gives glossy and slow cool
a frosty matt and if you refire to ^06 you get "interesting"
She also says the glaze settles but doesn't hardpan
I've not tried the above.
Best regards,
Carol
Dubai, UAE
Where it rained last night, two nights too late to put the damper on a very
loud wedding held just around the corner. The sound waves shook the front
door.
Klyf wrote:
>I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
>archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a Celadon
>formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
>could share?
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AKitchens on wed 22 jan 03
Hi Klyf,
Go to http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
Click on archives
click on Search archives (top line)
where it says:
The subject is or contains: type in celadon glaze
click search
The first several emails listed are about cone 5 celadon type glazes.
(I didn't read further)
Good luck.When I searched for "cone five celadon glaze" nothing came up so if you alter your search words it eventually comes up.
Nan Kitchens
Tennessee and Key Largo(where I should be right now)
Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 18:44:45 -0700
From: Klyf Brown
Subject: Cone 5/6 Celadon
Hi "guys"
I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a Celadon
formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
could share?
Thanks,
Klyf in New Mexico usa
Klyf Brown on wed 22 jan 03
From: Craig Martell
Subject: Re: Cone 5/6 Celadon
Klyf wanted to know:
>I did the richeous thing and searched through the entire cone 5-6
>archives (man, are there a lot of glaze recipies in there) for a
Celadon
>formula and did not find anything. Does anyone on list have one they
>could share?
Hello Klyf:
You don't say what atmosphere you are going to be using to fire the
celadon. If it's reduction, you can use glazes with a feldspar glaze
core
with calcium as a secondary flux. Just add some iron to suit your
aesthetics. If you are using an oxidizing or neutral atmosphere, the
same
glaze base will work and you can also try some other types. The
colorants
will be different though. There are some faux celadons done in
oxidation
that are very nice using copper, chrome, Mason celadon stain, and
you can
also do some nice blue celadon fakes with a Mason turquoise stain.
Lots of
possibilities.
regards, Craig Martell Hopewell, Oregon
Hi Craig,
I realized after I sent off my request that I had left out that important
information. I am firing propane and do both oxidation and reduction.
I suppose it is not a true oxidation in a gas kiln, but close. I am using a
"porcelain" clay and a white burning stoneware for this type of work.
I am still enjoying my "cover of the rolling stone" pot I got from you.
It has a place of honor on the shelf.
Klyf in New Mexico usa
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