Randy McCall on fri 30 sep 05
Just thought I would share this. Just unloaded my kiln I fired yesterday.
Electric. Cone 7 in the sitter. Fast fired up and down, just let the kiln
do it.
Got out a nice shino type vase. Used nutmeg that I adjusted by changing out
the kaolin for redart 1 for 1. Brushed on the nutmeg variation with one
thin coat. It can also be sprayed. Also then sprayed a thin layer of WoDo
White. Varied the application on the piece with WoDo.
Turned out very nice.
As soon as I can get the picture uploaded to my site I will send a link to
anyone interested.
Randy
Pottery Web Site
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
South Carolina
Scott Paulding on mon 3 oct 05
hi randy,
can you provide recipes?
thanks,
-scott
On 9/30/05, Randy McCall wrote:
> Just thought I would share this. Just unloaded my kiln I fired yesterday=
.
>
> Electric. Cone 7 in the sitter. Fast fired up and down, just let the ki=
ln
> do it.
>
> Got out a nice shino type vase. Used nutmeg that I adjusted by changing =
out
> the kaolin for redart 1 for 1. Brushed on the nutmeg variation with one
> thin coat. It can also be sprayed. Also then sprayed a thin layer of Wo=
Do
> White. Varied the application on the piece with WoDo.
>
> Turned out very nice.
>
> As soon as I can get the picture uploaded to my site I will send a link t=
o
> anyone interested.
>
>
> Randy
>
> Pottery Web Site
> members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
> South Carolina
>
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Randy McCall on mon 3 oct 05
Both Nutmeg (Richard Bursch) and WoDo White are well known glazes in the
archives for those that want the recipe. Just make sure you get the latest
version of WoDo white. Nutmeg just replace the kaolin with redart 1 for 1.
To view a picture go to this site of the shino vase. The picture thought
does not do it justice as the red is more pronounced. The tan is a matt
tan.
Randy
Pottery Web Site
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
South Carolina
Joan Conklin on tue 4 oct 05
Randy,
That is stunning! I work at cone 6 and was in the process of using Richard
Bursch's Nutmeg. I looked in the glaze database and is the latest WODO the
one as follows:
Nep. Syenite 39.8
Dolomite 20.3
Wollastonite 4.9
Ball Clay 16.3
Silica 18.7
I am mixing test batches of glaze today...I will run this through the calc.
program....but I sure hope this is ther right one.
Congrats on a beautiful Shino.
Joan
>From: Randy McCall
>Reply-To: Clayart
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Shino in Electric
>Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 16:44:12 -0400
>
>Both Nutmeg (Richard Bursch) and WoDo White are well known glazes in the
>archives for those that want the recipe. Just make sure you get the latest
>version of WoDo white. Nutmeg just replace the kaolin with redart 1 for 1.
>
>To view a picture go to this site of the shino vase. The picture thought
>does not do it justice as the red is more pronounced. The tan is a matt
>tan.
>
>
>Randy
>
>Pottery Web Site
>members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
>South Carolina
>
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