
Glaze 905-6
A glossy glaze with a slight crackle. Has some magnesium in it.
Custer Feldspar 392
Wollastonite
NYAD M200 161
Talc 42
Grolleg
Kaolin 59
Old
Mine #4 87
Silica 259 Total
1000
H2O: 700 ml
Rogers note:
"This one is similar to 1108-30 but with a bit of magnesium. Probably would be a good testing base, but the W-30 wollastonite might make it a bit hard to screen."
Rogers note:
"This one is similar to 1108-30 but with a bit of magnesium. Probably would be a good testing base, but the W-30 wollastonite might make it a bit hard to screen."
RESULTS:
My glaze didn't have any crazing.
Added praseodymium yellow at 8% 4% 2% and 1%
Very pale sherbet green colors.
At 8% The glaze needed more water - you can see that it crawled.

Lavender stain at 8%,4%, 2%, and 1%
Very pale sherbet green colors.
At 8% The glaze needed more water - you can see that it crawled.

Lavender stain at 8%,4%, 2%, and 1%
Seems to be stable and reliable, but also a bit boring glaze without much depth.
I should test it on some other clay bodies.
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