Malone & Dean on thu 18 aug 05
This is a very stable ^10 oxidation glaze that should work just as well
in reduction. It's a dark cobalt blue gloss, transparent and glossy.
I've used it for years, it's got a good firing range and never has flaws.
Good luck
Dean
Soda feldspar 36.3
Ball clay 18.2
Whiting 18.2
Flint 27.3
Cobalt carbonate 1.8
Rutile 3.6
Bentonite 1
MudPuppy on wed 24 aug 05
Dean,=20
Just wanted to tell you I trued your recipe in reduction this week and =
was very pleased with the results!
Had to make a couple of minor adjustments to work with chemicals I had =
on hand.
It did absolutely wonderous things when combined with my gold glaze.
Thanks for sharing!
Cathi Newlin, Mercer, Mo
MudPuppy@box49.com
http://www.SquarePegArts.com
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To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG=20
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 10:37 AM
Subject: Deep Glossy blue Glaze
This is a very stable ^10 oxidation glaze that should work just as =
well
in reduction. It's a dark cobalt blue gloss, transparent and glossy.
I've used it for years, it's got a good firing range and never has =
flaws.
Good luck
Dean
Soda feldspar 36.3
Ball clay 18.2
Whiting 18.2
Flint 27.3
Cobalt carbonate 1.8
Rutile 3.6
Bentonite 1
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