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Published: 2011-03-09 09:37:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 2353; Favourites: 85; Downloads: 40
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this thing is like a foot and a half wide.^10 R
Celadon to a Cobalt Black
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I love how the colors fade into one another and add more depth. The swirl in the middle will draw attention to whatever it will hold.
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Great glazing! What are the recipes if you don't mind giving them up?
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Thanks! the green is a tom coleman celadon base with mason stain, then the black is out of john britts high fire book. i will get the recipes tomorrow.
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Yeah, once you're doing more than 10 lbs, it gets kinda crazy on the wheel. I think last year I did a 20 lb plate or something. It was awesome - I want to get to 50 lbs at some point.
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my professor and I did a 50lb plate, we were successful, but we couldnt get a wire under it haha..... So we recycled the clay.
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I hate it when getting something off the wheel is a problem. In my second semester at college, I would usually work on a plastic bat, make the pot, pull a wire under the pot, and set the bat to the side for the pot to stiffen a bit before messing with it.
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Impressive results man. Foot and a half after ^10? must have been close to 2ft when it was green.
Great glaze job.
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thanks! yeah it came out like a charm.
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How did you make a transition between the two glazes?
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using a high volume low pressure spray gun. i sprayed the inside first with green, then the outside rim with black last.
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Interesting, my brother was wondering. He really liked how it looked
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oh yeah and where they overlapped i got the dark blue. it was from the high percentage of cobalt in the black glaze.
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interesting, that dark blue is really beautiful
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I am now very jealous of your glazing abilities
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