Helen Bates on tue 18 dec 07
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:45:39 -0500, Angela Davis
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>I read of a site where you could send your glaze recipe
>to mixed up and it would be sent back to you dry.
(...)
>I thought it was on Clayart but haven't been able to find
>any information in the archives. I found glazemixer.com online but this is
>not the site I visited. I seem to remember it
>was a University Dept. Any thoughts appreciated.
>
>Angela Davis
Hi Angela,
besides the glazemixer.com site, there is a clay co-op in Tucson which may
have a glaze mixing service. I don't know whether it includes mixing glazes
for non-members though.
See:
http://elojitosprings.com/spotlight_TucsonCLayCoop.html
Co-op website:
http://tucsonclayco-op.com/
Regards,
Helen
Belleville, Ontario
Angela Davis on tue 18 dec 07
I read of a site where you could send your glaze recipe
to mixed up and it would be sent back to you dry.
Does anyone know of such a service? Has anyone tried this type of =
service?
It sounds like a solution for a beginning potter who hasn't
developed his pallet yet and doesn't have a stocked glaze chemical
cabinet.
A couple of our pottery students are unhappy with commercial
glazes and want to use some of our bucket glaze recipes as a beginning
in their own home studio.
I have my chemical cabinet stocked but don't have the time to provide =
this=20
mixing service.
I thought it was on Clayart but haven't been able to find
any information in the archives. I found glazemixer.com online but this =
is
not the site I visited. I seem to remember it
was a University Dept. Any thoughts appreciated.
Angela Davis
In Homosassa
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