Deep Red ^6 Stoneware –Donna Kat

Deep Red ^6 Stoneware

• 45   Redart
• 12   Ball Clay
• 10   Flint
• 33   Tile #6 Kaolin

Not tested

If anyone tests this please leave us some data and pics on how it comes out.  Thanks

DK’s Stoneware Body ^6 –Donna Kat

DK’s Stoneware Body ^6

• 30  Redart
• 30  Goldart
• 5   Ball Clay
• 10  EPK
• 5   Flint
• 5   Potash Feldspar

Orange Ochre Stoneware Body ^6 –Donna Kat

Orange Ochre Stoneware Body ^6

• 10   Redart
• 5    Flint
• 70   Goldart
• 10   Fireclay
• 5    Potash Feldspar

not tested..

if anyone tries this glaze, please let us know the results so we can post them.  Thanks.

Gordon Hutchens Slip –Mimi Champlin

Gordon Hutchens Slip
used without glaze

Fire Clay 50
EPK 30
Alumina Hydrate 20 (or 10% for easier removal)

White crackle with technique –Susan Stefanski Amann

  The clay body is standard 239.

Underglazes are Amaco Velvets.

  Glaze is: Colemanite (Gerstley Borate) 80%

and Custer Feldspar 20%

 

Floating Black ^6 ox –Speckled Dog Pottery

Floating black —

–  colorants by percents — 

Rutile 2 —

  Cobalt Carb. 1.5. — 

RIO. 4  —- 

Manganese Diox  3

Red Chun ^6 ox –Sharon Moormann Mande

Red Chun ^6 Oxidation

Custer – 428

Silica – 153

Whiting – 133

Frit 3124 – 122

Kaolin – 51

Zinc Oxide – 41

Talc – 31

Tin Oxide – 21

Bentonite – 10

Copper Carb – 10

Glossy bright spearmint green.

Note this is actually a red chun reduction ^6 glaze but it is really nice in oxidation also!

Joe Shaw’s Lemon Frost ^6 ox –Donna Kat

Joe Shaw

Recipe Name:  Lemon Frost Matte

 

Cone:  6     Color:  Pale Yellow

Firing:  Oxidation     Surface:  Matte

 

Amount     Ingredient

60          Nepheline Syenite

20          Strontium Carbonate

1          Lithium Carbonate

10          Ball Clay–Old Mine #4

9          Silica

 

100         Total

 

Additives

5          Titanium Dioxide

10          Cerdec Degussa Yellow Stain

2            Bentonite

 

The base of this glaze was developed by Pete Pinnell, (Pinnell’s Strontium Matte).

Emerald – Cone 5/6 ox –Kelly Moen

 

 

Emerald – Cone 5/6

Gerstley Borate – 49

EPK (kaolin) – 19

Flint (silica) – 32

Chrome oxide – 2

Cobalt Oxide – 1

Bentonite 2%

This glaze has to be applied much thicker

than you would expect a glaze to go on.

Almost like a thin yogourt. The mug in the illustration was fired to cone 5.

As you get hotter the green becomes more uniform and “greener” much like the area on the edges of the handle

Malcolm Davis Shino Cone 10 Redux –Cathi Newlin

Malcolm Davis Shino Cone 10 Redux

Nepheline Syenite 40.91

Soda Ash 17.27

Kona F-4 Soda Feldspar 9.82

Edgar Plastic Kaolin 18.18

Om #4 Kentucky Ball Clay 13.82