C.T. Wagoner on sat 26 mar 05
>>It does not call for any mason stains, the oxides are only titanium
and rutile.>>
Were it only to find that one rutile. (Which I would not have understood
near as well if not for CLAYART.)
HOORAY FOR CLAYART!
If for no other reason CLAYART has been worth every key stroke and
clogged up in box just to hear the rutile discussions. I first joined
the list during the "GB is discontinued" era and have been so happy with
the intial advice Ron Roy gave me on changes to our glaze base. When we
stayed home to make ware the posts others wrote about NCECA gave a vivid
account. What a cool group of people.
I could get along without CLAYART, but I'm glad I don't have to.
Is rutile fickle? "I say YES!"
Feeling Fickle in the Heartland,
Chuck Wagoner
"Bald Head Potters of America"
Billie Creek Pottery
Rockville, IN
"Made to be used"
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