How to recreate this glaze
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Re: How to recreate this glaze
Some possible ways young padawan, from easy to hard
-but some ready made glazes and test test test
- buy a clear base and add oxides, carbonates, etc
- start from scratch build up a glaze palette of your own
I use laguna, because they are close, I buy dry glazes why pay for their water ?
Depending on the clay you use it on this glaze can look similar to your example
its my my favorite...
http://www.lagunaclay.com/glazes/moroccansand/ms38.php
some good stuff here
http://www.glazemixer.com/currentcommunityrecipes.aspx
-but some ready made glazes and test test test
- buy a clear base and add oxides, carbonates, etc
- start from scratch build up a glaze palette of your own
I use laguna, because they are close, I buy dry glazes why pay for their water ?
Depending on the clay you use it on this glaze can look similar to your example
its my my favorite...
http://www.lagunaclay.com/glazes/moroccansand/ms38.php
some good stuff here
http://www.glazemixer.com/currentcommunityrecipes.aspx
BigDave- Member
Re: How to recreate this glaze
That glaze looks similar to one I'm familiar with...
Iron Blue cone 10R
Whiting 30
Cornwall Stone 30
EPK 30
Silica 10
add
Cobalt Carb 2
Rutile 3
Red Iron 3
Iron Blue cone 10R
Whiting 30
Cornwall Stone 30
EPK 30
Silica 10
add
Cobalt Carb 2
Rutile 3
Red Iron 3
prestontolbert- Member
Re: How to recreate this glaze
Preston, the pot looks like a Sara Rayner pot and "if" it is, she uses ash. Yours has plenty of whiting instead and should be a good place for Jake to start some line test. Good to see you back.
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GaryWood- Member
Re: How to recreate this glaze
Hey Gary-
Good to hear from you too. Its not really my glaze. Its a shop glaze from my alma mater, western carolina u. I can't really tell much from the image, but this recipe is a decent match for color if not texture. Maybe we could start a thread for discussing and sharing glazes.
Good to hear from you too. Its not really my glaze. Its a shop glaze from my alma mater, western carolina u. I can't really tell much from the image, but this recipe is a decent match for color if not texture. Maybe we could start a thread for discussing and sharing glazes.
prestontolbert- Member
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