Subject: Home Depot [RefId 84-6338]

From: DIY Remodel Voucher <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 10:23:24 -0700

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to keep all my glaze recipes, in a separate "cookbook". 
It automatically changes the quantities for me when I 
change the "portions" and it's a great way to keep track of ingredients.
Here's one of my favorites. This is the glaze I use for my tiles, and I 
paint the designs using either cobalt oxide or cobalt carbonate.

Larson's White - (Cone 9-10)
1593 3/4 grams Kona F4 (Soda feldspar)
562 1/2 grams Flint (silica)
468 3/4 grams Whiting
232 1/2 grams Zircopax
150 grams EPK Kaolin
For the most part I work with stains and terra sigillata 
I tend to use the glazes available at the clay center where I belong.
STAIN recipe:
cone 04 - 10
Frit 3124
Kaolin (EPK)
Oxide or Stain.
Mix equal parts by volume with water to consistency of skim milk.
When using Mason Stains I add it after the above are mixed and add the mason stain sparingly.
cone 04 ( I have used this up to cone 10 with varying results)
200 grams ball clay
840 mL water
25 grams sodium silicate
Mix the clay and water, then add the sodium silicate and stir vigorously 
for 15 min. Let the mixture sit for 24 hours. Discard the top water layer, 
siphon the middle terra sig layer, and discard the bottom sedimentary later. 
You will get one to three cups of clay depending on the clay used.