Bonita Cohn on tue 18 nov 03
At Ruby's Clay Studio we have a trash can of water for rinsing tools and
washing glaze buckets, so nothing goes down the sink and out to the ocean.
The settled matter in the glaze rinse is a mix of Studio Pottery's greatest
hits from reduction temmoku, celadon and copper red to the oxidation palette
that's heavy on the chrome and cobalt. It averages out a wine bottle green
with blue flecks. Some people keep a "light" color rinse bucket, and a
"dark" one.
One batch was "burgundy" 'cuz I put in the remainder of a Shaner Green that
was coming out really bad on the student pots. The scrap liner was better
than the real glaze. Never to be had again.
Bonita in San Francisco
www.bonitacohn.com/anagama
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> on 11/18/03 10:11 AM, Paul at paul@DOCRET.COM wrote:
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>> Has anyone had any good results collecting all the reclaim left over from
>> glazing and mixing it together? I would like to hear if anyone C„· there does
> this and if so, do they get anything interesting?
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