Craig Edwards on mon 19 apr 04
Hello: Hank, Paul, and Chris: Thanks for the slip recipe. 80-20 seems to
be the general idea. Easy! I like easy.
Hank, maybe for a clay body I'll start with your recipe and use Custer
(went to school in the Black Hills) instead of G 200 and Hawthorne bond
(I got a couple hundred lbs. on hand) in place of the Jordan. What do
you think!
Paul are you going to post any pictures of #9? Any blue shino?
Chris, thanks if I get some goods, I'll keep you posted.
With all the deep esoteric energy flying around on the list it seems a
little strange to ask "What should I do with this bag of dirt that a
friend gave me." ;o)
Thanks again,
Craig Edwards
New London MN
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Hank Murrow on mon 19 apr 04
On Apr 19, 2004, at 12:29 PM, Craig Edwards wrote:
> Hello: Hank, Paul, and Chris: Thanks for the slip recipe. 80-20 seems
> to
> be the general idea. Easy! I like easy.
Dear Craig;
You might consider leaving some body uncovered for the contrast.
> Hank, maybe for a clay body I'll start with your recipe and use Custer
> (went to school in the Black Hills) instead of G 200 and Hawthorne bond
> (I got a couple hundred lbs. on hand) in place of the Jordan. What do
> you think!
Nothing IMHO replaces Jordan, but the next Jordan is just waiting for
some potter to find it and make it available. As for G-200, it is more
melty (a good thing) than Custer, so it has my allegiance.
> With all the deep esoteric energy flying around on the list it seems a
> little strange to ask "What should I do with this bag of dirt that a
> friend gave me." ;o)
The thing is, most of that energy would direct you to do a Currie Grid
Tile to find out what it does & how it reacts with other
materials........and post your results to the List!
Cheers, Hank
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