Scott Paulding on tue 2 nov 04
Hello,
I was just talking with my local raw materials supplier the other night,
and he mentioned having difficulty getting his hands on Barnard's Clay
recently. I was wondering if anybody else out there has had a same
experience (either difficuly getting it, or heard about such difficulty)?
Is it possible that this is another material that is becoming scarce to
non-existant?
-scott
Rochester, NY
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Kathi LeSueur on tue 2 nov 04
pldng@YAHOO.COM wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I was just talking with my local raw materials supplier the other night,
>and he mentioned having difficulty getting his hands on Barnard's Clay
>recently. I was wondering if anybody else out there has had a same
>experience (either difficuly getting it, or heard about such difficulty)?
>
>
I also haven't been able to get Barnard clay. Has anyone come up with a
substitute to give a similar effect?
Kathi
David Martin Hershey on wed 3 nov 04
Hi Edy, Scott & All,
Re: Barnard clay
I've recently had some very good results using
Laguna's SG-758 Barnard Sub Blend.
Cone 6 ox with a very old recipe from the archives.
I've never used the real thing, so I can't tell you how it
compares.
Give it a test, you might like it.
Much on Barnard in the archives.
Be sure to use appropriate safety measures.
Lots of manganese.
Best, DMH
Beautiful Hermosa Beach CA USA
Edy Nathan on wed 3 nov 04
Hi,
Yes I have beeen having trouble getting the barnard.
If anyone out there knows a means of getting it, or
has a resource, let me know, too!
I have been using a glaze recipe called Barnard Black
for so long and it has become such a wonderful staple
and compliment to my other glazes that it would really
be too bad if we can no longer get barnard.
Thanks edy
--- Scott Paulding wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was just talking with my local raw materials
> supplier the other night,
> and he mentioned having difficulty getting his hands
> on Barnard's Clay
> recently. I was wondering if anybody else out there
> has had a same
> experience (either difficuly getting it, or heard
> about such difficulty)?
>
> Is it possible that this is another material that is
> becoming scarce to
> non-existant?
>
> -scott
> Rochester, NY
>
> =====
> "I should have been a plumber."
> -Albert Einstein
>
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johnrichmond@MAC.COM on wed 24 nov 04
I use Barnard clay and have for years. I still have several bags. I
also use Ravenscrag Slip. It is similar. Try a substitution.
On Nov 2, 2004, at 9:25 AM, Scott Paulding wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was just talking with my local raw materials supplier the other
> night,
> and he mentioned having difficulty getting his hands on Barnard's Clay
> recently. I was wondering if anybody else out there has had a same
> experience (either difficuly getting it, or heard about such
> difficulty)?
>
> Is it possible that this is another material that is becoming scarce to
> non-existant?
>
> -scott
> Rochester, NY
>
> =====
> "I should have been a plumber."
> -Albert Einstein
>
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