Gary Holt on fri 20 feb 04
Hi Peggy. You might try finding a glossy glaze you like, then
adding 3% to 7% Cerdec yellow stain. I use it to stain a shino glaze
that I fire to cone 10, and get quite a bright yellow.
Gary Holt
Berkeley, CA.
www.garyholt.com
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Hello,
I have searched through the entire archives and cannot find a recipes for a
bright glossy yellow. This seems to be a common question going through the
archives, can anyone help me out here. I am looking for a recipes for cone 6
oxidation.
thanks
Peggy
Lee Love on sun 14 mar 04
Gary Holt wrote:
> Hi Peggy. You might try finding a glossy glaze you like, then
>adding 3% to 7% Cerdec yellow stain. I use it to stain a shino glaze
>that I fire to cone 10, and get quite a bright yellow.
>
>
I've put 5% pink and yellow stain in Shino. That's where the
name "Linda's Pink Shino" comes from. I've also used John Baymore's
blue slip under shino for blue. John did a reformulation of Gosu
(impure cobalt):
John Baymore's Slip for Blue Shino:
EPK 25
OM4 25
G200 feldspar 20
Flint 20
Borax 5
Zircopax 5
9% RIOX
.25% cobalt carb
-- Lee In Mashiko http://mashiko.us
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