Lili Krakowski on fri 10 nov 06
Reading Michael Bailey this AM, noted this:
he says NOT to use calcium chloride as suspender
when bone ash in glaze because it will react with the bone
ash making it settle out as a hard layer at bottom of pail.
And,. by the way, Bailey has several very very nice greens
in his book "Glazes Cone 6". A book I think ClayArt
undervalues.
Lili Krakowski
Be of good courage
Hilltop Pottery on fri 10 nov 06
Lili
I have the book you are talking about but I haven't tried the recipes
yet. I think it's not undervalued I think it's more Ron and John
promote the book well and participate very regularly in our discussions
so it seems to be the first book recommended. I have 6 or 7 glaze books
including MCG6 and I think they are all equally useful. Now if I can
just find the time to try all those wonderful recipes :)
Nancy
www.hilltoppottery.com
Lili Krakowski wrote:
> Reading Michael Bailey this AM, noted this:
>
> he says NOT to use calcium chloride as suspender
> when bone ash in glaze because it will react with the bone
> ash making it settle out as a hard layer at bottom of pail.
>
> And,. by the way, Bailey has several very very nice greens
> in his book "Glazes Cone 6". A book I think ClayArt
> undervalues.
>
>
> Lili Krakowski
> Be of good courage
>
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