Hal Mc Whinnie on thu 18 dec 03
I have just received my author's copy of the new ceramic monthly handbook.
it is called glazes and it is a wonderfull text for all interested in glaze
questions.
it covers much of the materials which has been included in clayart in recent
months
hal mc whinnie
Hal Mc Whinnie on fri 19 dec 03
the ameraican ceramic society deserves great credit for this new glaze book.
it cointains many glaze formulas, a number of great photos and a gret deal of
usefull infoirmation for all about glazes.
it seems to address many of the questions which have been poised on clayart
over the past months.
Sheldon Bieber on fri 19 dec 03
Hi,
The book sounds great. Can you tell me the title and author?
Shelly
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> the ameraican ceramic society deserves great credit for this new glaze
book.
> it cointains many glaze formulas, a number of great photos and a gret deal
of
> usefull infoirmation for all about glazes.
>
> it seems to address many of the questions which have been poised on
clayart
> over the past months.
>
>
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Laurie Kneppel on fri 19 dec 03
Is that "Glazes: Materials, Recipes and Techniques"?
If so I just looked at the info on it at the ACERS website that has the
table of contents listed - looks yummy!
http://www.ceramics.org/publications/books/
bookdetails.asp?BookID=477&CategoryID=3
laurie
Sacramento, CA
On Thursday, December 18, 2003, at 10:50 AM, Hal Mc Whinnie wrote:
> I have just received my author's copy of the new ceramic monthly
> handbook.
>
> it is called glazes and it is a wonderfull text for all interested in
> glaze
> questions.
>
> it covers much of the materials which has been included in clayart in
> recent
> months
> hal mc whinnie
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