logan johnson on wed 28 apr 04
I got the pots. Didn't see any bicycles!
Logan J.
Ellie Blair wrote:
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From: Pam
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Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 11:05 AM
Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
Did anyone else get a picture of a bicycle race instead of a pot when going to this link?
Ellie Blair
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Wes Rolley on wed 28 apr 04
At 11:13 AM 4/29/04 +1000, you wrote:
>Of course you need
>reduction and the slower the cooling the better they crystal development
I think that I have to disagree with the reduction part of this. I fire a=
=20
plane Skutt electric not a gas electric and do not throw in anything to get=
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reduction. I can get this effect rather easily in glazes that include a=20
good iron source and dolomite. Yes, slow cooling helps. But I have some=20
bowls that are a dark iron red with the crystals inside the bowl.
Wes
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much and this knowledge obscures the really significant facts, but I am=20
getting on." -- Charles Rennie Mackintosh
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Pam on wed 28 apr 04
I have been experimenting with a very simple beading glaze, and getting fun
and funky pieces with reticulated crackles when I put it over a dark cobalt
glaze. Last firing I did a few test pieces with temmoku and the beading
glaze over. Totally different results! The temmy looks like what I believe
is called tea dusting. You can take a look at:
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
Is this tea dust?
I was disappointed when I unloaded them, thinking I must have messed up the
application of the beading glaze, but on second look, I really like it a lot
:-)
Pam
pam@cresswells.com
Marianne Lombardo on wed 28 apr 04
Hi Pam
Your link doesn't work.
Marianne
----- Original Message -----
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Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
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> I have been experimenting with a very simple beading
glaze, and getting fun
> and funky pieces with reticulated crackles when I put
it over a dark cobalt
> glaze. Last firing I did a few test pieces with
temmoku and the beading
> glaze over. Totally different results! The temmy
looks like what I believe
> is called tea dusting. You can take a look at:
>
> http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
>
> Is this tea dust?
> I was disappointed when I unloaded them, thinking I
must have messed up the
> application of the beading glaze, but on second look,
I really like it a lot
> :-)
>
>
>
> Pam
> pam@cresswells.com
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Hendrix, Taylor J. on wed 28 apr 04
Howdy Cyber Jugtown:
Add jpg to the link thusly,=20
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust.jpg
if you want to take a look.
From my understanding, teadust and tammoku glazes are very closely
related. The teadust look of your piece is similar to what I have seen.
I have seen the light color floating in a dark background. Daly
mentions teadust tests in his glaze book if I remember rightly. I often
do not.
Taylor
Waco, Texas, USA
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Pam
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 11:05 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
I have been experimenting with a very simple beading glaze, and getting
fun
and funky pieces with reticulated crackles when I put it over a dark
cobalt
glaze. Last firing I did a few test pieces with temmoku and the beading
glaze over. Totally different results! The temmy looks like what I
believe
is called tea dusting. You can take a look at:
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
Is this tea dust?
...
Ellie Blair on wed 28 apr 04
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Pam=20
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG=20
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 11:05 AM
Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
Did anyone else get a picture of a bicycle race instead of a pot when =
going to this link?
Ellie Blair
Gail Phillips on wed 28 apr 04
try http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust.html
It worked for me.
- Gail Phillips
> Hi Pam
>
> Your link doesn't work.
>
> Marianne
>
> > I have been experimenting with a very simple beading
> glaze, and getting fun
> > and funky pieces with reticulated crackles when I put
> it over a dark cobalt
> > glaze. Last firing I did a few test pieces with
> temmoku and the beading
> > glaze over. Totally different results! The temmy
> looks like what I believe
> > is called tea dusting. You can take a look at:
> >
> > http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
Pam on thu 29 apr 04
Well, I get the digest form of the list, so did not see my post, and that I
had fubar'd the URL that I sent, but a kind soul sent me a note off list,
and I sent a corrected url almost immediately to the list, but not soon
enough, or it got lost or what ever... my apologies,
here is the correct url:
http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust.html
Pam
pam@cresswells.com
Mike Martino on thu 29 apr 04
I typed ".html" after the link and got it.
Mike
in Taku
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Marianne
Lombardo
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 5:43 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
Hi Pam
Your link doesn't work.
Marianne
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pam"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 12:05 PM
Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this tea dust?
> ---------------------- Information from the mail
header -----------------------
> Sender: Clayart
> Poster: Pam
> Subject: Happy accident with Temmoku, is this
tea dust?
> -----------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
>
> I have been experimenting with a very simple beading
glaze, and getting fun
> and funky pieces with reticulated crackles when I put
it over a dark cobalt
> glaze. Last firing I did a few test pieces with
temmoku and the beading
> glaze over. Totally different results! The temmy
looks like what I believe
> is called tea dusting. You can take a look at:
>
> http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust
>
> Is this tea dust?
> I was disappointed when I unloaded them, thinking I
must have messed up the
> application of the beading glaze, but on second look,
I really like it a lot
> :-)
>
>
>
> Pam
> pam@cresswells.com
>
>
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Lee Love on thu 29 apr 04
Marianne Lombardo wrote:
>Hi Pam
>
>Your link doesn't work.
>
>
>
Try this: http://cresswells.com/pots/teadust.jpg
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan http://mashiko.org
Leonard Smith on thu 29 apr 04
Yes the glaze has the teadust effect though I wouldn't see it as a
traditional teadust.
Essentially teadusts come about from the development of ferro mangnesium
silicate crystals in the base glaze ie on a black backgound. These crystals
are yellow/green. In the traditional case the magnesium was probably present
in a basic rock that was ground to make the glaze. In my own case adding 10%
of talc to a good tenmoku would get a similar result. Of course you need
reduction and the slower the cooling the better they crystal development.
Leonard Smith
Leonard Smith on fri 30 apr 04
On 29/4/04 3:57 PM, "Wes Rolley" wrote:
> At 11:13 AM 4/29/04 +1000, you wrote:
>
>> Of course you need
>> reduction and the slower the cooling the better they crystal development
>
> I think that I have to disagree with the reduction part of this. I fire a
> plane Skutt electric not a gas electric and do not throw in anything to get
> reduction. I can get this effect rather easily in glazes that include a
> good iron source and dolomite. Yes, slow cooling helps. But I have some
> bowls that are a dark iron red with the crystals inside the bowl.
>
> Wes
I was talking about traditional teadusts but I am very happy that you are
able to get a similar glaze and effect in oxidation.
I haven't looked at the chemistry of this in ages but I did think that the
green in the crystals required the iron to be reduced before the crystals
formed. Quite willing to admit this is pure memory at this stage and happy
to be corrected
Leonard Smith
Donald G. Goldsobel on fri 30 apr 04
----- The original under glaze was a black and it gave the beading glaze a
blue tinge- it had to come from the under glaze. Perhaps the iron(usually
8-11%) in the tenmoku underglaze acted as a flux and instead of beading, it
behaved more fluidly and was more like the tenmoku.
What do you think?
Donald
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