Ababi on sat 26 jul 03
Hello Susan
You are looking for an open Jeep for bumpy desert roads that will have
leather seats and will be sand protected.
You are looking for 3-4 glazes.
I shall give you the sand and the pumpkin
Look at http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/185990/
The Woo Yellow (decorative glazes)
.WOO 5 YELLOW SAND
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Cone 6 1201 deg.C. -
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Custer feldspar 28.00
STRONTIUM CARBONATE 11.00
Dolomite 10.00
EPK Kaolin 25.50
SILICA 9.00
ULTROX 11.00
FRIT 3134 4.00
Red Iron Oxide 3.00
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Seger Weight%
KNO 0.208 4.84%
CaO 0.307 4.92%
MgO 0.184 2.12%
SrO 0.301 8.92%
Al2O3 0.572 16.67%
P2O5 0.002 0.07%
B2O3 0.054 1.07%
SiO2 3.070 52.75%
ZrO2 0.242 8.54%
TiO2 0.005 0.11%
K2O 0.125 3.36%
Na2O 0.083 1.47%
Al:Si 5.36
Expan. 6.74
ST 390.59
Here is another glaze based on Marty Anderson's Butterscotch and revised
from an older substitution. I will change it to your materials.
You can see it in
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/981929/
In order to stay among RR good friends I tell you: IT IS A DECORATIVE
GLAZE!
DRY NORTH AMERICAN YELLOW PUMPKIN
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Cone 6 1222 deg.C. -
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Ferro 3134 17.40
Dolomite 18.30
EPK Kaolin 23.20
Alumina Hydrate 6.70
spodumen 15.40
Flint 11.30
Custer feldspar 7.70
Rutile 6.00
Titanium Dioxide 14.00
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Seger Weight%
KNO 0.127 2.79%
CaO 0.509 9.11%
MgO 0.246 3.16%
Li2O 0.118 1.12%
Al2O3 0.555 18.02%
P2O5 0.001 0.05%
B2O3 0.171 3.80%
SiO2 2.244 42.98%
TiO2 0.745 18.96%
K2O 0.027 0.83%
Na2O 0.100 1.97%
Al:Si 4.04
Expan. 8.10
ST 396.19
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Clay Body AL Dark or white
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Comment:
Based on a glaze of Marty Anderson the way I made it matte and found
latter in Janet's site. This is an attempt to improve my old recipe!
You can add to this glaze instead or as an add 3% Red irone oxide but do
not sieve mix with a power tool or anything else. The badly mixed iron
will give you nice spots.
Be well
Ababi Sharon
Glaze addict
Kibbutz Shoval Israel
ababisha@shoval.org.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910
http://www.matrix2000.co.nz/Matrix%20Demo/Ababi.htm
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Susan
Antinori
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 11:28 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Groggy glaze...satiny matte...sandy satin...
Hi all you glaze gurus...I'm looking for a soft, stony matte glaze that
has a dry, almost velvety surface, in a buff, sand, beige, or oatmealy
color. Ring any bells? Sort of like a cross between a stone and a
satin...or like Gulf coast sand.
Any help or clues on how to build it would be greatly appreciated...
Bless your pots,
Susan
Michael Wendt on sat 26 jul 03
Susan,
You need to specify a cone range.
Regards,
Michael Wendt
Susan wrote:
Hi all you glaze gurus...I'm looking for a soft, stony matte glaze that
has a dry, almost velvety surface, in a buff, sand, beige, or oatmealy
color. Ring any bells? Sort of like a cross between a stone and a
satin...or like Gulf coast sand.
Any help or clues on how to build it would be greatly appreciated...
Bless your pots,
Susan
Linda Arbuckle on sun 27 jul 03
Velvet crust base cone 04
Gerstley borate 42.4
Nepheline syenite 14.2
Alumina hydrate 43.4
The base from University of FL Ceramics is translucent and will show
some slip or clay color from below. A good base for color. For your
beige colors you may want to try iron in varying amounts. Iron chromate
will give more taupe colors.
Linda Arbuckle
14716 SE 9th Terr
Micanopy, FL 32667
(352) 466-3520
L.arbuckle@att.net
http://www.arts.ufl.edu/artex02/html/ceramics/arbuckle.html
Susan Antinori on sun 17 aug 03
Thank you Ababi, I loved your jeep description and will try the glaze next
firing. I have a Woo yellow with tons of barium so am glad to get your
version with the strontium.
Happy pots
Susan
Susan Antinori on sun 17 aug 03
Oh, a cone range would be good, Michael. Thanks. I fire to cone 10 in
reduction. Thinking of cutting back a bit to cone 9, but not much
difference there...
Susan Antinori on sun 17 aug 03
Thanks Linda. I'm an admirer of yours, and your glazes. We used some of
your majolica glazes at my Penland concentration in Spring of 2002. They
were great.
Susan
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