Chalmers on sun 4 mar 07
I am looking to develop two types of glazes. The first one looks like =
cracked earth, it may be dry and not flake off the pot. I have seen it =
where it may even bead slightly. Does anyone have any info for me to =
start testing with? The second glaze I would like to work on is a shine =
type that can be fired to cone six in an oxidation kiln. Thanks for any =
info that is out there.=20
Angela Davis on sun 4 mar 07
Hello Calmers, who are you?
I would suggest having a look at Brian Gartsides web site for lots
of ideas on cracked earth glazes. We did a lot of experiments with 2 and 3
ingredient glaze mixes at one of his workshops and got all kinds of cracks.
Beads too.
You can do a search in the archives for plenty of cone 6 shino (I feel you
must mean)
receipes. My favorite way to search is through Google, clayart cone 6
shino, should give you plenty of ideas.
Angela Davis
In Homosassa
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Subject: shino and cracked earth
I am looking to develop two types of glazes. The first one looks like
cracked earth, it may be dry and not flake off the pot. I have seen it where
it may even bead slightly. Does anyone have any info for me to start
testing with? The second glaze I would like to work on is a shine type that
can be fired to cone six in an oxidation kiln. Thanks for any info that is
out there.
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brian on mon 5 mar 07
On 4/3/07 Angela wrote ....
>I would suggest having a look at Brian Gartsides web site for lots
>of ideas on cracked earth glazes. We did a lot of experiments with 2 and 3
>ingredient glaze mixes at one of his workshops and got all kinds of cracks.
>Beads too.
Yes Angela, the precise URL with a few images is............
http://www.gartside.info/crawledglazeschart.htm
I have been invited to MISSA, Vancouver island forthe July sessions
and I will be teaching surface design and glaze texture for five
days,one of several clay workshops.........here is a link for anyone
interested in the schedule
http://www.missa.ca/ceramics.htm
Brian
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Brian Gartside
main site http://www.gartside.info
sales/store http://gartsidesignz.com
Pukekohe, New Zealand
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