Dee Clay on wed 10 mar 99
Does anyone have a recipe for a Low Fire Oxidation Celadon?
I have been using Duncan's commerical glaze but it's getting too expensive. I
can find plenty of reduction recipies but none for the electric kiln. Also, it
has to be dinnerware safe.
TIA Diane from Miami, Fl.
Pancioli on sun 14 mar 99
Dee:
We use Batz Maiolica with grey green Mason stains for various hues of
faux celadon at cone 04.
Diana
Polly Coe on tue 16 mar 99
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I have two really nice cone 6 oxidation recipes for celadon:
FAUX CELADON
50.0 Soda Feldspar
20.0 Wollastonie
10.0 China clay
10.0 Silica
10.0 Gerstley Borate
add:
0.5 Copper Carbonate
0.2 Black Stain
This Faux Celadon makes a classic turquoise celadon.
CELADON GLOSS
21.0 Gerstley Borate
8.0 Wlllastonite
30.0 N eph.Syn.
10.0 Kaolin
31.0 Flint
for various colors add:
Celadon (came out more greenish when I tested):
0.125 Cobalt Carb.
0.125 Chrome Oxide
Teal blue:
0.5 Cobalt Carb
0.3 Chrome Oxide
Teal green:
0.5 Cobalt Carb.
0.5 Chrome Oxide
Good luck with these, Polly Coe in warm and sunny Mississippi
=3E=3E=3E Dee Clay =3CDeeclay=40aol.com=3E 03/10 10:17 AM =3E=3E=3E
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Does anyone have a recipe for a Low Fire Oxidation Celadon?
I have been using Duncan's commerical glaze but it's getting too expensive. =
I
can find plenty of reduction recipies but none for the electric kiln. Also, =
it
has to be dinnerware safe.
TIA Diane from Miami, Fl.
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