candace murguia on sun 25 feb 07
Ages ago I found a cone 10 glaze recipe called barium blue gold in an old i=
ssue of ceramics monthly, and I loved and used the glaze for years. We rece=
ntly moved, and my glaze notebook was damaged irreperably by the moving com=
pany (it was left in the rain for three hours, and now I have a solid paper=
block!) Allmost all of the other recipes I was able to recover, but this o=
ne was too blurry to read. It is a cone 10 reduction glaze with a rutile li=
ke blue background and gold spots. Does anybody happen to have the recipe f=
or this glaze??? I would be ever so grateful if anyone knew the recipe, its=
one of my favorites.=0A=0AThank you all,=0ACandy=0A=0A=0A =0A_____________=
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Dave Shirey on mon 26 feb 07
I'd recomend forgetting about doing a "Barium" glaze in general.
candace murguia wrote: Ages ago I found a cone 10 glaze recipe called barium blue gold in an old issue of ceramics monthly, and I loved and used the glaze for years. We recently moved, and my glaze notebook was damaged irreperably by the moving company (it was left in the rain for three hours, and now I have a solid paper block!) Allmost all of the other recipes I was able to recover, but this one was too blurry to read. It is a cone 10 reduction glaze with a rutile like blue background and gold spots. Does anybody happen to have the recipe for this glaze??? I would be ever so grateful if anyone knew the recipe, its one of my favorites.
Thank you all,
Candy
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Ivor and Olive Lewis on tue 27 feb 07
Dear Dave Shirey
You tell us << ...I'd recomend forgetting about doing a "Barium" glaze =
in general...>>
Why ? What are the things you know about it that leads you to condemn =
wholesale a well researched raw material ?
In spite of proposals that substitute other Group 2 Elements for Barium =
Carbonate, that compound does give a unique character when it is used.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis.
Redhill,
South Australia.
Dave Shirey on thu 1 mar 07
Hi;
I did intend my comment to sound like I was "condemning" it wholesale.
Have you actually "researched" Barium? (see many previous Clayart postings on the subject, and MSDS sheets http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/B0348.htm)
For me personally, Barium glazes are not worth the hazzle.
Too many postings have already covered "barium" so perhaps it's best not to add any more.
Sorry I brought it up.
Ivor and Olive Lewis wrote:
Dear Dave Shirey
You tell us << ...I'd recomend forgetting about doing a "Barium" glaze in general...>>
Why ? What are the things you know about it that leads you to condemn wholesale a well researched raw material ?
In spite of proposals that substitute other Group 2 Elements for Barium Carbonate, that compound does give a unique character when it is used.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis.
Redhill,
South Australia.
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Ivor and Olive Lewis on sat 3 mar 07
Dear Dave Shirey,=20
Had you said "I recommend being cautious....." I would have agreed whole =
heartedly.=20
Agreed, there is a lot of information about using Barium Carbonate. =
There is still a lot of research that needs to be done as well.
Best regards,Ivor Lewis.
Redhill,
South Australia.
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