Lyndi on wed 8 nov 06
I am searching for a plum colored glaze recipe. It would need to be
capable of firing ^6 or ^9 oxidation. Can anyone help?
karen gringhuis on thu 9 nov 06
L -
You could test a Mason stain to get your color. If
you do this, read the fine print describing what
ingredients should be avoided in your base glaze and
FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. The is a particular oxide
which wipes out the red in such a stain. I forget
what it is but the Mason notes should tell you.
You could also try coloring a base with Cerdec
inclusion pigment Intense Red 10% + cobalt carbonate
1%
Keep good notes and Good luck.
Karen Gringhuis
KG Pottery
Box 607 Alfred NY 14802
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