Lily Krakowski on fri 28 mar 03
First: Chris, you did not lose your book, someone swiped it, and then some
other person borrowed from the thief and dunked it. That is dreadful but
certainly not "losing a book". Someone out there owes you $$$$
I confess that slowly I am computerizing my glaze recipes. Mainly for easy
access for passing along.
For myself, I still use old fashioned notebooks, spiral bound ones, though
now I use a bunch of black ones with red spines which come from China.
What I like about "real" notebooks is that I write down test results,
changes in material, (as the grand move from Colemanite to GB) and
incidental notes. Much of what I know about what goes wrong with glazes
comes from earlier notes. All dated.
Lili Krakowski
P.O. Box #1
Constableville, N.Y.
(315) 942-5916/ 397-2389
Be of good courage....
iandol on sat 29 mar 03
Dear Friends,
I like the fireproof option, a permanent record.
Make a good sized sample tile and write the recipe on the back in Iron =
Oxide.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis
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