Karen Sullivan on mon 20 nov 00
Inthe Good Grey Celedon and the Jade I used cobalt carbonate and
the glazes are from George Lowe in a collection of
formulas I got from Anderson Ranch.
The Good Grey is blue on porcelain and a great glaze.
It uses such a miniscule amount of cobalt that it is like
a dusting...It's a kick to measure .007 grams of cobalt.
happy glazing
bamboo karen
on 11/20/00 10:05 AM, Genee at clayplay54@YAHOO.COM wrote:
> Hello - I got two recipes from the list several weeks
> ago. One was titled "Good Grey Celadon" and the other
> "Jade Celadon."
>
> I was showing them to my clay teacher, and she wants
> to know if the last ingredient, cobalt, in the Jade
> Celadon, is cobalt carb, or a stain, or cobalt
> sulphate, or what?
>
> I think these were from Karen Sullivan, but not sure.
> My teacher did say that they looked like excellent
> recipes, and we are going to be mixing them for class.
> So I do want to thank whoever posted the recipes and
> get a clarification on the cobalt.
>
> thanks from Jeannie Ramsey, in Santa Fe, in the snow.
>
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Lois Atherton on fri 24 nov 00
Dear Karen,
Could you please post that Grey Celadon recipe again?
Thanks,
Lois
Happy Thanksgiving from Plymouth, MA
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