Alisa Liskin Clausen on sun 22 oct 06
Glaze test for Nutmeg, Ron Roy Revision, cone 6, ox.
Source: Clayart
Credited to: Ron Roy, original Nutmeg glaze, Richard Busch
Fired on mid fire white stoneware
Firing ramp with an electric controller is:
100c p/h to 600c (212f - 1112f)
150c p/h to 1140c (302f - 2084f)
80c p/h to 1220c (176f - 2228f)
15 min. soak
cool down max. to 900c (1652f)
Hold 1 hour
Shut off kiln
Recipe: Original
22.5 Dolomite (23.3)
19.5 G200 Spar -
10 Spodumene (23.3)
7 Frit 3134 (6.8)
22.5 OM4 (23.3)
18.5 Silica (23.33)
-------------------------------------
100 gram
ADD (same for original recipe)
1.07 RIO
3.24 Ochre
4.85 Tin Oxide
Note: All raw materials are measured up or down to the nearest half
decimal. Colorants or additives to a 100 gram batch are measured in percent
to the 100 gram batch.
Results:
Ron Roy's revision has a similar surface, but lighter overall color than
the original recipe. The surface is gloss, smooth and variegated with a
rust to honey brown ground, and white streaking and speckling overall. The
original recipe is a deeper, red brown, with similar white streaking and
speckling.
Regards from Alisa in Denmark
Ron Roy on mon 23 oct 06
The reason for the revision is - the original had a very low expansion rate.
To get it darker do a line belend adding more iron.
RR
>Glaze test for Nutmeg, Ron Roy Revision, cone 6, ox.
>
>
>
>Source: Clayart
>
>Credited to: Ron Roy, original Nutmeg glaze, Richard Busch
>
>
>
>Fired on mid fire white stoneware
>
>
>
>Firing ramp with an electric controller is:
>100c p/h to 600c (212f - 1112f)
>150c p/h to 1140c (302f - 2084f)
>80c p/h to 1220c (176f - 2228f)
>15 min. soak
>cool down max. to 900c (1652f)
>Hold 1 hour
>Shut off kiln
>
>
>
>Recipe: Original
>
>22.5 Dolomite (23.3)
>
>19.5 G200 Spar -
>
>10 Spodumene (23.3)
>
>7 Frit 3134 (6.8)
>
>22.5 OM4 (23.3)
>
>18.5 Silica (23.33)
>
>-------------------------------------
>
>100 gram
>
>
>
>ADD (same for original recipe)
>
>1.07 RIO
>
>3.24 Ochre
>
>4.85 Tin Oxide
>
>
>
>
>
>Note: All raw materials are measured up or down to the nearest half
>decimal. Colorants or additives to a 100 gram batch are measured in percent
>to the 100 gram batch.
>
>
>
>Results:
>
> Ron Roy's revision has a similar surface, but lighter overall color than
>the original recipe. The surface is gloss, smooth and variegated with a
>rust to honey brown ground, and white streaking and speckling overall. The
>original recipe is a deeper, red brown, with similar white streaking and
>speckling.
>
>
>
>Regards from Alisa in Denmark
>
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Ron Roy
RR#4
15084 Little Lake Road
Brighton, Ontario
Canada
K0K 1H0
Donna Kat on fri 27 oct 06
I just did a serious browsing of your glaze pictures and came across MC6
licorice base with Rutile and think it is lovely. Does it run? With a
green or blue glaze I could see opal. I really like Ron Roy's Nutmeg
revised. It reminds me of a reduction shino I really liked when I gas
fired.
Your latest pictures are really ideal. Thank you for all your work. Donna
lela martens on sat 28 oct 06
Hi,
Could you tell me where I can find this image of the
licorice base with rutile? I have the book.
Thanks,
Lela on the windy prairie.
>
>I just did a serious browsing of your glaze pictures and came across MC6
>licorice base with Rutile and think it is lovely.
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Alisa Liskin Clausen on tue 31 oct 06
>Hi,
>Could you tell me where I can find this image of the
>licorice base with rutile? I have the book.
>Thanks,
>Lela on the windy prairie.
>
Hi Lela,
It is a just a test I made using the Licorice base and then adding Rutile
as a colorant. It is similar to many other Shell glazes, with a white fur
effect over the claybody and/or underlying glaze, if used as an
overglaze. I often use Rutile containing glazes as overglazes, because I
like the effect.
You can see the Licorice base with Rutile at
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
803411474454/19
This is the link (or under your tests June 8, 2005, MC6 Licorice base with
rutile).
Regards from Alisa in Denmark
Maurice Weitman on tue 31 oct 06
Alisa from New Jersey but in Denmark wrote:
>>You can see the Licorice base with Rutile at
>>
>>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
>>803411474454/19
At 00:16 +0000 on 11/1/06, lela martens wrote:
> Yahoo tells me that url will not work.
>Any other way to get there?
So here is the old issue of some programs splitting the URL (web
address) onto two or more lines and therefore excluding the end of
the address.
The easiest way to deal with this is to join the two (or more) lines.
Then the URL should be clickable.
Alternatively, you can copy each segment from the email program into
the address bar of the browser.
Now, to avoid this mess in the first place, the author of the
original message can simply enclose the URL between angle brackets,
as in:
803411474454/19>
Now even if the URL is split, it will (oh, all right... SHOULD) be clickable.
The angle brackets are the most (heh) standard method of delineating
URLs, however, some programs will also work with regular parentheses
or other brackets, as in....
(http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
803411474454/19)
[http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
803411474454/19]
Last however (and maybe Too Much Information)... the potters.org
archives seems to ignore anything enclosed within angle brackets.
So... what to do? That's an exercise left for the reader.
Regards,
Maurice
Don Goodrich on tue 31 oct 06
Here you go, Lela.
If you're looking for MC6G Licorice base
with 4% rutile, this url should work:
http://tinyurl.com/y2a2kd
Cheers,
Don Goodrich
On Wed, 1 Nov 2006 00:16:03 +0000, lela martens wrote:
>Hi ALisa,
>
> Yahoo tells me that url will not work.
>Any other way to get there?
Alisa Liskin Clausen on wed 1 nov 06
Hi Maurice,
I know nothing, you know, I am from New Jersey and have to speak Danish.
Thanks for all the info. about urls because I am not really too smart
(informed?) in that sector.
People send me mails regularly where they can see the photos of my glaze
tests. Nothing has changed since the beginning of my glaze test time
(AG), and those addresses are
www.alisapots.dk with a link to Yahoo (thank you genius Gail)
or
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/albums
Maurice is so right, I am from New Jersey. I love New Jersey. I used to
wear black dresses and mingle. I read fashion magazines.
This morning I am going to the pork butcher to buy pig bladders to stretch
over the copies of historical pots I am making for a time honored
tradition here in South Denmark. Funny where life can take you.
Best regards from Alisa, yes, in Denmark
lela martens on wed 1 nov 06
Thanks Lynne and Maurice,
for your posts. It was Don`s tiny url that finally did it.
Thank`s Don.
For my daughter`s wedding, I made 28 ivory coloured platters.
Each had 3 `shot glasses` of varieing heoghts to hold floating
candles.Flowers floated in the platter. table centers. So, now I am using
many of these to experiment with layered glazes, some
mixed myself, some Stroke and Coats. A few go in each glaze fireing.
I am getting some interesting results.
Best wishes from Lela
>From: Don Goodrich
>Reply-To: Clayart
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: Glaze test for Nutmeg, Ron Roy Revision, cone 6, ox.
>Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 20:37:48 -0500
>
>Here you go, Lela.
>If you're looking for MC6G Licorice base
>with 4% rutile, this url should work:
>http://tinyurl.com/y2a2kd
>
>Cheers,
> Don Goodrich
>
>On Wed, 1 Nov 2006 00:16:03 +0000, lela martens
>wrote:
>
> >Hi ALisa,
> >
> > Yahoo tells me that url will not work.
> >Any other way to get there?
>
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>
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lela martens on wed 1 nov 06
Hi ALisa,
Yahoo tells me that url will not work.
Any other way to get there?
I am testing combinations of shiny over matts, rutiles, Gerstley
borate wash , to get more excitement going on with my
work too. The results can certainly become `individual`.
Best wishes from Lela
> >Hi,
> >Could you tell me where I can find this image of the
> >licorice base with rutile? I have the book.
> >Thanks,
> >Lela on the windy prairie.
> >
>
>Hi Lela,
>It is a just a test I made using the Licorice base and then adding Rutile
>as a colorant. It is similar to many other Shell glazes, with a white fur
>effect over the claybody and/or underlying glaze, if used as an
>overglaze. I often use Rutile containing glazes as overglazes, because I
>like the effect.
>
>You can see the Licorice base with Rutile at
>
>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
>803411474454/19
>
>Regards from Alisa in Denmark
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Lynne Antone on wed 1 nov 06
Lela,
I had the same problem when trying the address for Alisa's site. When I copied and pasted the address, it only took the first line of the address. I finally got the site when I manually typed in the numbers from the second line of the address, without any spaces. For me, that was adding the 803411 etc.
Lynne Antone
--
"Whenever I feel blue, I just start breathing again"
Beaver Creek Arts
Olympia WA
USA
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: lela martens
> Hi ALisa,
>
> Yahoo tells me that url will not work.
> Any other way to get there?
>
> I am testing combinations of shiny over matts, rutiles, Gerstley
> borate wash , to get more excitement going on with my
> work too. The results can certainly become `individual`.
>
> Best wishes from Lela
>
> > >Hi,
> > >Could you tell me where I can find this image of the
> > >licorice base with rutile? I have the book.
> > >Thanks,
> > >Lela on the windy prairie.
> > >
> >
> >Hi Lela,
> >It is a just a test I made using the Licorice base and then adding Rutile
> >as a colorant. It is similar to many other Shell glazes, with a white fur
> >effect over the claybody and/or underlying glaze, if used as an
> >overglaze. I often use Rutile containing glazes as overglazes, because I
> >like the effect.
> >
> >You can see the Licorice base with Rutile at
> >
> >http://new.photos.yahoo.com/alisapots/album/576460762329430651/photo/294928
> >803411474454/19
> >
> >Regards from Alisa in Denmark
>
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