mark,
julia galloway does ^6 soda and she gets great results. i have done a little bit of experimenting at home, but have a long way to go.
below are glazes and slips she gave us at a workshop. please email me offline if you want to talk more...
good luck
lyla
Glazes from Julia Galloway – Arrowmont, 2000
^6 soda, light redux
Alec Karros for Color Base
Kona F-4 11
Neph sye 21
Gerst Borate 10
Whiting 4
Wollastonite 8
Barium Carb 12
EPK 10
Flint 35
To 100g of base:
Red: 10% Degussa red
5% red iron ox
Orange: 10% degussa orange
1% rutile
Yellow: 10% bright yellow stain (goes pale in reduction)
Black: 8% black stain
2% barnard (rim may go blue)
Stoive Halo Matt Poison Beauty
Neph Sye 60
Barium carb 22
Lithium carb 5
Ball clay 7
Flint 6
Vanadium pentoxide
5
halo created on clay body
Mang Luster
Redart 60
Mang Diox 45
Ball clay 5
Flint 5
Cobalt 10
Copper 10
Very smokey black with coppery luster.
Rutile Ash
Custer 14
Barium 9
Dolomite 9
Whiting 26
Ball clay 20
Flint 18
Rutile 6
Gerst Borate 12
Very runny, range tan/yellow/peach.
Don’t put on top of any other glaze.
Silverman Blue (Persian blue)
g-200 feldspar 45
whiting 7
Grolleg 6
Flint 7
Barium 35
Copper 8
When in doubt, use this. Satin matt wax doesn’t resist. Goes on top of ash
Hamada base revised (runs)
Custer 53
Whiting 9
Zinc 9
Barium 21
Ball clay 1
Gerst borate 10
Light blue: 2% copper
Bright green (grass): 6% copper
Emerald green (dark):
Rutile 2
RIO 2
Copper 3
Slips ^5-7
Black slip
Tenn ball clay 40
Neph sye 10
Wollostonite 10
Black 6600 25
Green slip
Tenn ball 40
Neph sye 30
Wollostonite 5
Silica 10
Fr green 6219 15
Blue slip
Tenn ball 40
Neph sye 30
Wollastonite 10
Silica 10
Cobalt carb 10
Yellow slip
Tenn ball 40
Neph sye 12.5
Wollastonite 5
Praes Yel 6450 25
****BARIUM IS POISONOUS
NOT FOR FOOD SURFACES
