Suzana Lisanti on mon 20 dec 99
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a white stoneware or porcelain clay that looks good
unglazed? I usually fire in oxidation to cone 9 or 10. At this point I
can't even define what I mean by "good" :-) but I want to create white,
unglazed forms.
Thanks!
-Suzana Lisanti
in Cambridge, MA
Shirley Tschannen on wed 22 dec 99
Hi Susan, I am fairly new to pots, but I have used a lot of Axner
clays.....now use Highwater P5 (porcelain, mid fire, cone 5=6) I love the
white bisque it produces. I fire bisque at 04 and comes out great.
Highwater Clays is in Ashville, NC. and have a great line of clays. They
are near the Penland School in Boone. Hope you can get some to try.
Shirley Tschannen, in Jacksonville Beach Fl.
Suzana Lisanti wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone recommend a white stoneware or porcelain clay that looks good
> unglazed? I usually fire in oxidation to cone 9 or 10. At this point I
> can't even define what I mean by "good" :-) but I want to create white,
> unglazed forms.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Suzana Lisanti
> in Cambridge, MA
Martin A. Arkowitz on thu 23 dec 99
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suzana--- You wrote:
Can anyone recommend a white stoneware or porcelain clay that looks good
unglazed? I usually fire in oxidation to cone 9 or 10. At this point I
can't even define what I mean by =22good=22 :-) but I want to create white,
unglazed forms.
--- end of quote ---
try miller's 550 porcelain. i think you can get it at cory's or is it =
crory's
electric in the boston area. e-mail me if you need the phone =23 or =
address.
eleanor arkowitz
=3Cmarty1=40dartmouth.edu=3E
Mishy Lowe on sun 26 dec 99
Suzana Lisanti wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone recommend a white stoneware or porcelain clay that looks good
> unglazed? I usually fire in oxidation to cone 9 or 10. At this point I
> can't even define what I mean by "good" :-) but I want to create white,
> unglazed forms.
I find Aardvark Coleman Porcelain to be exceptionally beautiful
unglazed, but probably any grolleg or similar porcelain would be just as
nice.
Mishy
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