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Jesziah Vazquez

Lithium Carbonate
EPK Kaolin
Dilica

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Barium Carbonate
Dolomite
Whiting
Gerstley Borate
Custer Feldspar
Flint

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Darvan #7
Sodium Silicate
Mason Stain 6333 Lavender
-Dax

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Casting Slip - Lavender - Ceramic Arts Network

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Tin Oxide.
Chrome Oxide.

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Copper Carbonate
Alquasia

Jade was used in Ancient China and promotes harmony and healing.

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Published in "Unity, Form, and Surface: A New Approach to Fritware" by Frank Krevens, in the Sep 2015 issue of Ceramics Monthly.

A fritted glaze developed to fit White Fritware clay body. Glossy glaze that breaks well over sharp edges. The glaze in the image shown here was fired to cone 04 with a 30-minute hold at peak temperature.

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Base Glaze - Amethyst - Ceramic Arts Network

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Published in "Unity, Form, and Surface: A New Approach to Fritware" by Frank Krevens, in the Sep 2015 issue of Ceramics Monthly. A fritted glaze developed to fit White Fritware clay body. Glossy glaze that breaks well over sharp edges. The glaze in the image shown here was fired to cone 04 with a 30-minute hold at peak temperature.

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lithium carbonate
ferro frit 3110
EPK kaolin
silica
DERICK DOUGLAS

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Low-fire Crackle (Blue) - Ceramic Arts Network

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Marlee's Satin Matte - Deep Turquoise

Firing temperature : cone 02 | Surface texture : satin matte | Color : turquoise blue | Atmosphere: Oxidation/Neutral

Published in "Cone 02 Glaze Recipes" in the Feb 2015 issue of Ceramics Monthly.

A white satin matte to translucent glaze that responds well to colorant additions. Not food safe.

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Ingredients

Barium Carbonate 2.10

Gerstley Borate 7.36

Lithium Carbonate 11.58

Magnesium Carbonate 3.16

Whiting 12.63

Nepheline Syenite 24.20

Silica 38.97

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Instructions

For a white translucent glaze, omit the tin oxide. A slow cooling cycle is best for achieving the satin matte texture. A faster cooling cycle also produces nice results - the glaze is shinier and more translucent. Not food safe.

This recipe contains Gerstley borate, which tends to gel over time. Mix small quantities of this glaze at a time to avoid gelling and related application problems like excessively thick coatings and drying cracks. After the ingredients and adding water pour the glaze through an 80-mesh sieve to remove lumps and disperse any colorants evenly.

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Marlee's Satin Matte - Deep Turquoise - Ceramic Arts Network

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Firing temperature : cone 02 | Surface texture : satin matte | Color : turquoise blue | Atmosphere: Oxidation/Neutral Published in "Cone 02 Glaze Recipes" in the Feb 2015 issue of Ceramics Monthly. A white satin matte to translucent glaze that responds well to colorant additions. Not food safe.

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Zinc Oxide

Chrome Oxide
Cobalt Carbonate

Ms. Davey

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Sapphire Blue Jewel Base Glaze - Ceramic Arts Network