Jocelyn McAuley on tue 7 dec 04
Hi clayart,
I haven't been keeping up with the list very much lately as life has
taken over... but I did want to make sure to contribute this gem of a
"clay" recipe I just had fun with:
Low Fire Cone041 Porcelain*
sucrose, 300 mesh 420 grams
powdered albumen, 300 mesh 8 grams
possible body additives:
* 1-3% peppermint oil
* 1-3% orange oil
* 1-3% lemon oil
* 0.5% lavender oil
1.0% peppermint oil
* 3-5% vanilla
body stains:
*1-5% various food stains
Cone 040 Caoca Glaze
theobroma cacao 56.7 g
sucrose, 300 mesh 17.0 g
* I couldn't help but throw "porcelain" and "lowfire" together like that
given the list's past discussions...
I'll try to post pictures of my test tiles soon :)
Enjoy,
Jocelyn
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art: http://www.LucentArts.com
mailtoandrew@FSMAIL.NET on wed 8 dec 04
Hi Jocelyn,
As the body would have a high porosity would it be porcelain !
Regards,
Andrew
Ivor and Olive Lewis on thu 9 dec 04
Andrew,
Only if it is translucent ! !
B est regards,
Ivor.
> As the body would have a high porosity would it be porcelain !
Jocelyn McAuley on thu 9 dec 04
Darn, I think you're right... I shall rename it low fire Wonder White,
for it isn't translucent.
...well, maybe if I roll out a sheet thin enough...
cheers,
jocelyn
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food: http://worlddomination.net/browniepoints
art: http://www.LucentArts.com
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