Paul Lewing on wed 8 nov 00
Fabienne Micheline Cassman wrote:
I would
> appreciate if anyone had information/recipes on faux celadon that would
> fire at cone 9 oxidation whatever the color.
Hi, Fabienne.
I get a glaze at cone 4 in oxidation that looks very much like celadon
by mixing my scrap glaze with an opaque white glaze half-and-half by
volume. The scrap by itself is a dark green, as I'm sure your cone 9
scrap is.
Good luck,
Paul Lewing, Seattle
rickmahaffey on wed 8 nov 00
Hi,
Try your best clear glaze with about 1% red iron oxide (preferably ball
milled wet with some silica from the recipe) and add 1/8 of a percent of
cobalt carb. The blue and yellow from the iron will form a nice celadon
color on a white body.
For a dark celadon I have used French Green stain. I think it was 6%
(sorry that stuff is at school, maybe).
As always YMMV (your milage may vary).
Hope this helps.
Rick Mahaffey
Tacoma Community College
Tacoma, Washington, USA
Fabienne Micheline Cassman on wed 8 nov 00
Hello folks, :)
I finished rummaging the archive, but could not find what I need. I would
appreciate if anyone had information/recipes on faux celadon that would
fire at cone 9 oxidation whatever the color. I plan on adapting it to my
needs.
TIA,
Faye
PS I can't fire in reduction and love the look :)
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Marcia Selsor on thu 9 nov 00
Dear Fabienne,
Try this. It is a regular ^9 reduction celedon. Change the iron to copper
and to make it grayer add .2 black stain. Sieve well. I used a 40 mesh
and got blue spots.
Celedon (from a divider in my 30+ year old glaze notes)
F-4 55.6
Whiting 40
Kaolin 40.7
Silica 67.2
Red Iron 2
Change the iron to .75 or .5 copper carb. and .2 black stain for more gray/blue
Marcia
Fabienne Micheline Cassman wrote:
>
> Hello folks, :)
>
> I finished rummaging the archive, but could not find what I need. I would
> appreciate if anyone had information/recipes on faux celadon that would
> fire at cone 9 oxidation whatever the color. I plan on adapting it to my
> needs.
>
> TIA,
>
> Faye
>
> PS I can't fire in reduction and love the look :)
> --
> Milky Way Ceramics http://www.milkywayceramics.com/
>
> Yes, I have learned from my mistakes...
> I can reproduce them exactly.
>
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