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Bill
Van Gilder, favorite glazes
from his website.
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Frog
Pond Pottery This is the Glaze
Stability page of John Hesselberth's
website. John and Ron Roy are active
ClayArt participants, and have written a
great book on Cone 6 glazes. The link to
information about their book is available
on the Frog Pond website. There are also
articles and recipes.
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DigitalFire
This is the articles index of Tony
Hansen's Digital Fire website. I don't
know where to start to tell you about this
website. Just go there prepared to spend a
while! You could start with the articles
under Base Glazes.
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Don
Goodrich, a potter from Zion,
Illinois, has a text file you can download
full of glaze recipes. No guarantees!
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Gerstley
Borate This is another site of
Tony's with lots of information about
replacing Gerstley Borate.
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Alisa Clausen Alisa,
in Denmark, has been testing and
recording ^6 oxidation glazes for years
and has a great collection of recipes
and photos of results. The
recipes she has tested, with firing
information and comments, are all in the
Clayart archives.
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James
Q. Jacobs This link is to some glaze
recipes, but he has lots of other
interests and activities on this site.
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CClay
The glaze page of Central Clay, a great
website of mostly North Carolina potters.
These glazes are all temperature ranges.
Scroll down to Tom Gray's cone 5-6
contributions.
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SDSU
GlazeBase I am not sure if this gets
updated anymore, but it is one of the
first places I got started looking into
glazes. At that time, I just collected
wildly and tested anything that sounded
nice, with not much clue about what it all
meant. As with many glaze collections,
there's a wide range here. They probably
all have some good use, but not all on
functional pottery.
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June
Perry June has four pages of cone 6
tests with photos, as well as lots of cone
10 glazes.
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Ceramic Arts Recipes: glazing
techniques and glaze recipes.
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Ceramics Today Cone 5-6 Glazes
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Clayart
Archives by category, cone 4-7
glazes. The archives
by category in general are a wealth of
information.
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Firing
in Oxidation to C/4.5.6 by Val
Cushing, from Studio Potter, Volume 5,
Number 2 (June 1977)
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Ian
Currie: excellent source to
learn about glazes, glaze grid tests, and
his books. I especially recommend
Revealing Glazes.
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John
Post's Currie Grids: John is
an elementary school teacher who also has
lots of great kids ideas here.
GLAZE
SOFTWARE:
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GlazeChem
is Bob Wilt's glaze calculation and
database software. This is what I use, and
I really like it. He also has a download
file there of glaze recipes, and links to
the SDSU GlazeBase.
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Matrix
Glaze Software from Lawrence Ewing
in New Zealand. Excellent resources at his
website, including GlazeTeach
an online glaze technology course.
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Insight,
Tony Hansen's software at DigitalFire.com.
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GlazeMaster,
John Hesselberth's glaze program.
Clayart
Members with more Cone 6 Glaze Recipe
& Test Pages:
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Ravenscrag
Slip Cone 6 recipes.
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Chris
Schafale's Light One Candle website,
collection of Currie grid test results.
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Brian
Gartside, Australia Clay and Glaze
Exploration, including texture glazes.
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Recettes,
Cone 6, from Smart.Conseil. Site is in
French, but you can understand the recipes
even if you don't understand French.
Besides, many of the recipes you have
already encountered at other links above!
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Bill
Schran, Northern Virginia Community
College. Cone 5 ox. Click on the Studio
Glazes link. Bill also has
additional glaze recipes on his personal
website, including Cone 6 crystal work,
at
Creative Creek Artisans .
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John
Anthony, woodfirer from Pennsylvania
who is delving into Cone 6 electric also.
These are pages from his old website,
which are still up for now.
His current site is here.
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Steve
Irvine, cone 8 oxidation glazes.
Cone 6 Further Afield:
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John
Wright, Crescent Beach, British
Columbia, CA Glazes used at
Community Arts Council of White Rock,
where he teaches.
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Julia
Galloway Assistant Professor at the
School for American Crafts at RIT in
Rochester New York. Fires ^6 soda. Her
glaze page is very interesting.
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